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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
10
Dwin G Burns aged 26 son of Edward Burns and Mrs Edward Burns of 2 Ter race avenue Jamaica Plain served in a case detailed in the report.
The brother of a serviceman with the 68th Artillery, C. A. C., arrives home after overseas duty since last June, marking a homecoming moment for the family.
The Victory Liberty Loan drive will start Monday April 21 and run through Saturday May 10. Treasury officials confirm dates and note notes and bonds may be issued under Congress authorization. Secretary Glass will explain differences between Liberty bonds and notes soon. Principal securities likely to be notes with possible conversion to long-term bonds.
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold millions of fraudulent Aspirin tablets that were later found to be mainly talcum powder. Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin are marked with the Bayer Cross and should be bought in the original Bayer package with proper directions.
The New England Grand Lodge meeting at Ford Hall elected officers including John J. Wortisch as grand warden and approved a six month pay proposal for discharged servicemen. A Boston fund with total 27 123 75 supports returning soldiers seeking jobs with ongoing donations to Philip L. Spaulding at 15 State Street.
The House suspended rules to admit a bill by Rep Martin Hays Boston prohibiting the inauguration of the zone system for street railways in the state. A Cambridge loan bill for 150000 to add to its municipal hospital was reported. The House, under rule suspension, passed a Wellesley bill to incur expenses to insure soldiers' lives. A militia bill would grant certificates of honor to Massachusetts citizens who served on the Mexican border, extending coverage to all citizens and National Guard members cited by last year’s act.
Northeastern Department outlines two day hike of the 26 000 man Yankee Division from Camp Devens to Boston for a tribute parade. Major John W Hyatt notes marching 40 miles from Ayer would span two days with overnight pup tents along the route and faces multiple difficulties.
General Edwards would provide water for troops along the march route and resolve sustenance needs if the plan moves forward. Major Michael J. Moore surveyed Soldiers Field and Franklin Field to see if the 26th Division could be camped there. Army headquarters warn that the parade will occupy most of the day for observers passing a fixed point in Boston.
Physicians warn of widespread iron deficiency tied to modern living and cooking. Dr James Francis Sullivan advocates organic iron Nuxated Iron as a blood builder to restore strength, endurance, and nerves, urging prescriptions or packaging that shows the Nuxated Iron name. Dr George H Baker notes its role in red blood creation and stamina.
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