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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1919

Page

16

Edwards Wants Mothers Honored

Major-General Clarence R Edwards former commander of the 26th Division American Expeditionary Force says mothers of veterans must have seats of honor at his speaking events. He will not accept payment for his speeches and has returned 3250 sent to him. He says the tour supports the 26th Division and he desires to face the mothers of the brave boys.

Clarence R. Eddwards 26Th Division American Expeditionary Force Edwards

Begg's Mustarine Promises Quick Relief in Yellow Box

A vintage advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as true yellow mustard that treats inflammation and congestion without blistering. It claims relief for headaches backaches earaches neuralgia and rheumatic joints by simple topical rubbing, always marketed in a yellow box.

Begg

Coxey to Lead Another Army

New York March 6 General Jacob Coxey said he would lead another army to Washington to protest national prohibition. He will travel by touring car and motor transport for all supporters. Coxey at the Waldorf-Astoria said many business men have volunteered to enlist.

New York Jacob Coxey Washington Coxey Waldorf-Astoria

Unidentified Man Killed at East Cambridge Station

An unnamed pedestrian crossing the Boston and Maine tracks at East Cambridge station was struck and killed by a passenger train that left West Medford at 5 48. The body was taken to E R Swan undertakers in East Cambridge and no identification was found on the deceased. The page also previews a feature on Guynemer, famed French ace, to appear in next Sunday's Post.

East Cambridge Boston & Maine Railroad West Medford E. R. Swan

Don June hero is an observant office boy

Paula Hudd's Don June in Boston Post Sunday Magazine centers on an office boy whose keen observations quietly change two lives for the better. The tale blends humor and sentiment as the boy's small acts trigger meaningful outcomes.

Don June Paula Hudd Boston Post

Plans for billeting 26th Division for Boston parade

Representatives of the auxiliaries for the 26th Division met to discuss reception and billeting of soldiers for the Boston parade. A Friday March 28 meeting will finalize plans at Northeastern Department headquarters with Colonel Williams and Captain Cormerais speaking.

Boston Albert S. Williams H. D. Cormerais Camp Devens

Sims Praises Navy Fliers in War Service Message

Admiral Sims, commander in European waters, sent a wireless note to Alan R. Frawley, head of the Aero Club of America, praising American naval aviators for courageous duty at home and abroad. He lauds their exploits and resolve to win as a tribute to American manhood and notes allied praise for their performance under his command.

New York Admiral Sims U. S Alan R. Frawley The Aero Club of America Naval Aviators of America

New Haven Railroad Cuts Weekly Hours Across Mechanical Dept

Notices posted in New Haven shops announce a curtailment from 48 to 40 hours a week for over 4000 employees. The five day schedule makes Saturday a holiday. The change affects four shops in Van Nest New York Readville Roxbury and New Haven amid rising idle locomotives and freight cars.

New Haven Conn New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad van Nest N. Y Readville Mass Roxbury

Man Fabatino Fires On Crowds In New York Theater

Enrico Fabatino claiming to be Buffalo Bolsheviks president fired four shots in Forty-eighth Street crowds. Broker John P. Rothman was wounded in the shoulder as police disarmed him and he was sent to Bellevue Hospital for observation.

New York Forty-eighth Street Enrico Fabatino Buffalo Bolsheviks John P. Rothman Commodore Fabatino Broadway Bellevue Hospital

Taft Defends League Pact In Pittsburg Address

Former President William Howard Taft spoke at a mass meeting defending the League of Nations framework. He argued immigration is a domestic matter under international law and objected to league council jurisdiction over it. He said Europe seeks our aid to police peace, not to control America.

Pittsburg America League of Nations William Howard Taft Taft League Council Europe

Carney Stops Chick West in Three Rounds

In Lewiston Maine Billy Carney of New Bedford stopped Chick West of Holyoke in the third round of their 12 round bout at the National Sporting Club. A large crowd witnessed the action.

Lewiston National Sporting Club Billy Carney New Bedford Chick West Holyoke

Skeleton Found in Medford Rectory Basement Mystery

A human skeleton in a Medford Congregational Church rectory basement, buried for decades, was uncovered by workmen during rebuilding. Police seek cause while considering murder or burial ground theories tied to the Bishop family history. The Rev. John Richards will assume duties after current renovations.

Mystic Congregational Church Medford Charles R. Draper Bishop

Gasoline station hold up shocks Everett crowd

James McKenzie, manager at Vine Street and Revere Beach Parkway, Everett, was robbed at gunpoint last night around eight o clock. A short, stout man in a gray cap, sweater, and coat demanded money, McKenzie refused, yelled for help, and the assailant fled toward Everett Square as onlookers pursued.

James McKenzie Vine Street Revere Beach Parkway Everett McKenzie Everett Square MccKenzie

Kennebunk Fire Destroys Pythian Block in Maine

A three story wooden block in Kennebunk Maine known as the Pythian Block suffered heavy fire damage. The blaze began in a meat shop on the first floor and quickly spread to the upper floors. The Knights of Pythias hall on the third floor was a total loss and the G A R hall on the second floor was badly damaged. Insurance covers about 15000 dollars.

Kennebunk Pythian Block Knights of Pythias Hall

Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight in One Week

An advertisement touts a Dr Lewis endorsed method to improve eyesight by 50 percent in a week using Bon-Opto tablets. Instructions: dissolve one tablet in water and bathe eyes twice daily, claiming quicker clarity and reduced inflammation with regular use. Sold by Houghton & Dutton and other druggists in Boston.

Philadelphia Lewis Boston Houghton & Dutton

Simple Wax Treatment for Flaky Skin and Freckles

March winds irritate weathered skin and freckles. Apply a small amount of mercurized wax as a cold cream before bed. wash off in the morning to remove outer skin layers. A week of use yields a smooth new surface. For deeper wrinkles use saxolite in witch hazel as a facial bath.

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