Memorial Service for War Hero Lieutenant Austin
A memorial service for Lieutenant Francis R. Austin, Harvard hero of the Argonne Forest, was held last night at the First Parish Unitarian Church in Brookline. The Rev. Abbott Peterson, a former army chaplain, conducted the service. Austin was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery at the Argonne with the sta Division.
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Francis R. Austin
Harvard
Argonne Forest
Haumont
First Parish Unitarian
Brookline
Abbott Peterson
Austin
Argonne
Sta
Young Cambridge debutante active in war work
Miss Rose Dunbar of Cambridge emerged as a leading socialantial figure among this year’s debutantes. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dunbar she joined the 1918-19 Sewing Circle and was a vigorous Red Cross participant in wartime activities.
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Cambridge
Miss Rose Dunbar
William H. Dunbar
Anemic Woman Regains Health with Pink Pills
Mrs J A Ireland of Pawtucket Rhode Island recounts relief from anemia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The advertisement promotes the pills as a tonic to build up blood, increase color and appetite, and improve energy, with a promise of a free booklet and mail order options.
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J. A. Ireland
West Avenue
Pawtucket
R. I
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Ireland
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Ayer Bigamy Ring Uncovered In Devens Raid
A Devens area raid disclosed three marriages without divorce among two women and one man. Mrs Henry Stone alias Grace Taylor and Mrs Vivian Lestley face federal charges. Lestley accused of bigamy and court martial. Evidence includes a letter from Camp Devens and multiple prior marriages. Layton, a corporal, is held as a material witness.
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Camp Devens
Department of Justice
Henry Stone
Grace Taylor
Harvard Road
HW. K. Pond
Patrick Beatty
Ayer Police
Hannibal Hamlin
Law Enforcement League
Vivian Lestley
Vivian Wright
East Cambridge
Federal Grand Jury
Boston
Andrew H. Lestley
Lestley
Camp D:x
Stone-Taylor
U. S. Army
Camp Jay
Mrs. Lestley
Frank C. Johnson
Ayer
Pond
Johnson
Post
Edwards
Amherst
Mass
Murison
Harry Hines
Camp Dix
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus War Activities
Pry
A. H. Lestley
Care
G. H
Hines
Fort Jay
Henry Taylor
Stone
Walpole
Keene
N. H
Clay
Watters
Gee
New Hampshire
Taylor-Stone
Taylor
Carl GC. Layton
36Th Infantry
Hamlin
Taylor- Stone
Corporal Layton
Minneapolis
Ind
Ayer Town Hall
Layton
No Prospect of Cheaper Bread This Year Says Wheat Expert
The Wheat Expert cautions that a free market could push wheat to $3.50 a bushel, citing controls in London and limited export freedom. He predicts 1919 crops may be 10 to 20 percent higher, but global shortages persist due to war famine, seed loss, and fertilizer scarcity. He warns there may be no bread to waste worldwide next year despite funds, and suggests the entire next year’s crop could be marketed without government loss.
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Wheat Executive
London
Russia
India
Bulgaria
Serbia
Rumania
Europe
United States
Food Administration
Hoover
Congress
Mr. Hoovers
Irish Rally Denounces Wilson Peace Plan and Cohalan
Boston Irish leaders condemn the League of Nations draft at Versailles as a threat to U S sovereignty and self determination. They defend Judge Cohalan against Wilsons snub and pledge loyalty to America while urging Ireland freedom and Ireland self rule.
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New York
O’kelley
Sinn Fein
Wilson
Tasker Bliss
Diarmuid Lynch
Sons of Irish Freedom In America
Boston
Robert Hmmet
Washington
Mr. Smith
Versailles
Ireland
England
Taft
United States
Europe
Paris
League of Nations
Lodge
Massachusets
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Knox
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Colorado
America
Daniel F. Cohalan
New York Supreme Court
Cohalan
Massachusetts
Irish Leader Sir Horace Plunkett Visits Boston
Sir Horace Plunkett arrives in Boston amid a busy American itinerary. He plans meetings with Harvard president Lowell Yale visits and a possible Boston City Club luncheon while expressing regret over Ireland’s failed plan and urging unity for a Dublin parliament.
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Sir Horace Plunkett
Boston
Lowell
Harvard
Yale
Washington
Sir Horace
John Jackson Walsh
Senate
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A long standing remedy for gray hair is promoted as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound now sold in drugstores. A downtown druggist claims it darkens hair naturally and evenly, with lighter streaks fading after repeated applications.
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Wyeth
Food relief for Germany still unresolved amid starvation fears
The report outlines three funding sources for German food relief including coal and potash transfers, credits in neutral countries, and foreign securities, aiming to cover needs until the harvest. Allied delegates expect acceptance of new proposals and notes pressure from British leaders about famine conditions affecting civilians.
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Germany
Spa
Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Marshal Foch
Brussels
Amusing Love Story Delivers Plenty of Lighthearted Quips
A humor filled narrative unfolds around romantic misadventures and witty exchanges. The piece highlights playful banter between couples, turning ordinary moments into comic scenes with lively dialogue and affectionate humor.
Turtle by Paschal H. Coggins slated for Boston Post
A short note that Paschal H. Coggins will have Turtle published in the Boston Post Sunday Magazine next week.
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Turtle
Paschal H. Coggins
Boston Post
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