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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
10
Neal O'Hara writes from New York about returning soldiers searching for work. He jokes he will accept a $5000 per year job instead of the hoped $10,000, notes movie studios lack of steady work, and ends with a quip about Broadway actors and overcoats.
A man narrates seeing a well dressed Broadway figure he suspects is Geo M. Cohen but later learns the soda fountain worker is a different man. He muses on mistaken identity, soda work, and possible employment at high pay, ending with a vow to seek a job earning $5,000 to $10,008 yearly.
The adventures of Albert in search of a job will be continued in tomorrow's Post, and so on from day to day until completed.
Lieutenant-Commander John P. Dalton former navy football star died of pneumonia at the New York Navy Yard Hospital after a week’s illness. The 2 year old, Annapolis graduate from 1912 played quarterback for four years. Born in Nebraska he came from a St Louis family. his wife and two children live in Philadelphia.
Mayor Hylan and Police Commissioner Enright urged that German operas could provoke disorder, leading Lexing ton Theatre management to cancel the planned season. The first performance was set for tonight.
A pig from Berlin owned by milk dealer H S Holden was given to Mrs Will Holden of Hudson and raised on a two ounce nursing bottle. The pig weighed eight ounces on transfer and gained six ounces in a week while relying on the bottle for meals.
Letters from London describe three veteran groups forming in England to lobby for pensions and postwar roles. The Comrades of the Great War, the Federation of Discharged and Demobilized Soldiers and Sailors led by J. M. Hogge, and the Soldiers and Sailors Union attract support among officers and towns alike. The piece notes no Bolshevik sentiment among veterans, despite occasional sharp rhetoric in Trafalgar Square.
Immigration inspector W M Clark detained two men and two women, linked to the dynamite explosion that killed four at the Ray mill of the American Woolen Company. The suspects Giuseppe Codhenone Giuseppe Bertone Mrs Concetta di Chellis and Mrs Carmelia di Chellis were slated for arraignment in Boston on anarchist charges with possible deportation.
Massachusettts casuals are arriving aboard the cruiser Seattle from France. The ship is due in New York on March 19, carrying the remaining units of the 27th Division.
A nostril opening remedy promises quick relief from catarrh and nasal congestion. Apply a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm to the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and restore easy breathing within moments.
An advertisement touts Orlex powder as a cheap at home solution to turn gray hair black brown or light brown. Dissolve in water and comb through hair with directions in each box. The label guarantees no silver lead zinc sulphur mercury aniline coal tar derivatives and promises non rub off non sticky results.
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