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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
9
A comic feature in the Sunday Post spotlights Nippy's Pop leading an ambush sequence. The piece presents a playful adventure with colorful panels and child friendly action.
A Musterole advertisement touts relief for rheumatism and dozens of ailments. It claims doctors and nurses recommend the white mustard oil ointment and urges readers to buy a jar at their local drug store for bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy lumbago and more.
Mrs Nellie Phelps of Fulton New York recounts severe female weakness for over a year. Doctors offered only operation but she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and ability to work.
Washington reveals a secret document linking German efforts to spur conflict across the Western Hemisphere. It details German influence in Mexico through Carranza officials and diplomats, outlines submarine and oil trade pressures, and notes Berlin’s Central and South American network including Bernstorff and the Tokyo-Mexico axis.
The full extent of secret service evidence on German plotting against the United States may only become known as future relations with Germany evolve. Officials kept much evidence from public view to avoid inflaming public opinion during a tense period.
An old advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment eases rheumatic pains and stiffness in joints and muscles. It touts easy application that penetrates without rubbing and soothes soreness after long drives or cold waits, covering ailments from gout to toothache. Available at druggists for 25c 50c and 1.00.
London reports the weekly official statement of arrivals and sailings for the week ending February 25. Merchant vessels over 100 tons totaled 2280 arrivals and 2261 sailings. Losses included 15 ships sunk over 1600 tons, six under 1600 tons, and 12 unsuccessfully attacked by submarines. Four fishing vessels were sunk. Only 21 ships destroyed out of 4541, less than half of one percent.
British troops occupied Gommecourt and captured Thilloy and Puisieux au Mont advancing over 1000 yards. Raids near Sailly Saillisel Clery and Armenieres reported with prisoners taken. Air reconnaissance and aerial combat noted with three British aircraft shot down.
Alma Gluck features a favorite songwords and music collection set to publish in the upcoming Sunday Post. A valued addition for music fans and collectors.
The New England Fishermen's Union and vessel owners clash over alleged extortion, spreading the strike from Boston to Gloucester as haddock boats idle at the wharves. A conference at 10 this morning aims to avert further stoppages and prevent more ships from tying up.
More than 20000 was contributed at the fourth annual banquet of the Hebrew Free Loan Society of Boston held at Brunswick Hall Roxbury to fund a no interest loan program for Boston residents. The event showcased a plan for a modern bank building and included remarks by Nathan Pinanski and supporters such as Max Mitchell and Louis Kirstein.
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