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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1919
Page
16
Coast guard reports a fishing tug, initially thought lost near Qtoske gon, successfully weathered the gale and crossed to Milwaukee. Patrols find no wreckage along the coast and see no further sign of the boat, now believed to be Milwaukee craft.
Reports from New York dated March 2 say a chemist discovered a promising remedy for rheumatism now distributed by the Worth Pharmacal Co. Many patients report relief or cure, including long-standing cases. Sufferers are urged to write to Worth Pharmacal Co. at 70 74 Cortlandt St., New York, for a free supply of Asoptone.
69 nurses and 25 officers and doctors arrived in New York aboard the Abengarez from Bordeaux after serving with Base Hospital No. 6 near Talence. They recounted front line duties, treatment of 22,000 cases with 384 deaths, and fearless work under fire. The unit’s leaders and several decorated nurses described candlelit operations in mobile hospitals and the nurses’ enduring sacrifice.
An old fashioned family medicine praised as a Food Medicine free from opium morphine chloroform alcohol and stimulants. It claims 60 years of success for colds grip and throat troubles and promotes health without nerve harming drugs. It warns against stimulants and urges use for all ages.
Real humor from Margaret Cameron's Tangles begins with Who Laughs Last. The amusing short story will appear in next week's Boston Post Sunday.
Police planned patrols at cotton mill gates after a newly formed foreign workers group demanded a 44 hour week and 25 percent wage rise. Officials dispersed a mass meeting with thousands of foreigners present. Greek workers, about 10,000 strong, declined to join. The movement lacks Lowell Textile Council sanction.
A prominent millman said the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration is trying to claim credit for finishing the strike as the textile difficulties settle themselves.
Interviewed mill men insist they will not bow to the Commonwealth Arbitration Board and demand a 48 hours week with time and a half for overtime. London style mass meetings in Lexington and elsewhere rally 2000 onlookers to reject any compromise while mill gates tighten security and Lowell observers prepare for a possible local tie in.
French delegates press for rapid peace treaty terms with protections from the League. Pichon emphasizes a representative German government as key to peace while a proposed financial section of the League shifts asset liabilities handling. A boundary committee is set to review postwar frontier reports by week’s end, excluding retroactive claims.
A warm spell brings thousands to Revere Beach Nantasket City Point and local parks as opening day looms. Hotel owners inspect premises and plan repairs while cottage fans return for a week or two. Weather expert calls it among the mildest winters on record with little snowfall.
The winter of 1909 01 brought 18.7 inches to date, surpassing 1900 01 at 17.5 inches. January had all but seven days above normal, February had only three days below 28 degrees, rainfall was negligible, and killing frosts were notably absent.
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