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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1916

Page

8

Oldest Irish Immigrant Nears 102 in Hopkinton

Patrick Maguire of Hopkinton turns 102 tomorrow and remains bright and active as he drives four miles each way to Milford. A lifelong fan of Ireland he keeps up with current events and enjoys meeting a Galician speaker crony. Maguire visited Boston long ago when joining the County Donegal Association, despite doubts his trip would tire him.

Hopkinton Patrick Mafuire America Milford Maguire Raelic Boston County Donegal Association James J. Murray

Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief and healing

An editorial style promo argues coughs signal inflammation and warns against masking symptoms. It details a home remedy mixing 24% ounces Pinex with sugar syrup to produce a pint of cough syrup, claiming quick relief, membrane healing, and phlegm reduction, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Says Pure Oil Best for Hair

Advice favors malsified cocoanut oil as a greaseless shampoo. It claims soaps and shampoos use too much alkali, dry the scalp, and harm hair. Rub in a little oil with water to create rich lather, rinse clean, and enjoy silky, manageable hair at low cost.

Oxidaze asthma tablets praised for relief in New England

Asthma and bronchitis patients in New England are said to see rapid relief from Oxidaze tablets. Dr Eugene Howard of Worcester introduced the treatment. The tablets dissolve in the mouth before bed easing air passages and providing a comfortable night’s sleep. They are claimed harmless inexpensive and refundable if not effective by many druggists.

New England Eugene Howard Worcester

Beckman’s Alterative Advertisement for Tuberculosis Cure

An advertisement claims Beckman’s Alterative aids tuberculosis recovery when combined with hygiene and diet. It asserts non medical and medicinal benefits, mentions past successes, and promotes availability from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.

Verdun Front Endures Desperate Shelling Driving German Push

London reports a renewed, heavy bombardment around Verdun north east of the fortress with shells hammering Le Mort Homme and Bois Bourrus. German forces, including the Imperial Guards, gather for a possibly decisive assault as aviators clash and French guns respond from multiple fronts.

London Verdun le Mort Homme Bois Bourrus Paris Imperial Guards Corps D'Elite Forges Bois Des Corbeaux

British Rout Germans in East African Fight

British forces under General Smuts report a hard clash with German troops on Kitovo hills west of Taveta. After a day of taking and retaking positions, two South African columns secured a final bayonet hold, with Germans retreating toward Kahe. Simultaneous actions clear enemy forces near Kilimanjaro as General Stewart pursues toward the Usambara line.

London Smuts Kitovo Taveta War Office German East Africa Kahe Kilimanjaro

Harvard Men Cited for Bravery in the War

Twelve members of the field service American ambulances are cited with the cross of war for action in Alsace near Hartmanns Weilerkopf. Names include Lovering Hill E J Curley Durant Rice Stephen Gallati Marquand Walker Joseph Mellen and others from Harvard NYU Penn Yale and Ohio. The ambulance field now shows 31 total citations and sends a new section to Verdun in May.

Paris Field Service American Ambulance Alsace Hartman's - Weilerkopf Lovering Hill E. J. Curley Durant R. Rice Stephen Gallati Marquand Walker Joseph Mellen New York City Henry M. Buckley Rhinebeck N. Y Trask J. Putnam Boston Harvard University Powell Fenton Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Luke Doyle Yale University David B. Douglass Newton Mass W. H. Wolverton New York

British War Update Reports Mines Near Carnoy and Rail Bombardment

The British statement notes enemy mines exploded near Carnoy and on the La Bassee Bethune road with no damage. It says bombardments were successful near Manetz on the Lille Armentieres railway and at Hooge, with heavy artillery activity near Loos and south of Bully and Grenay. It also reports 32 hostile aircraft engaged with three shot down and one forced to land in our lines.

London Carnoy la Bassee-Bethune Manetz Lille-Armentieres Hooge Loos Bully Grenay Lille

Germany asks Bulgaria for troops to join Kreneh front

Geneva reports Germany requested Bulgaria to send two divisions to the Kreneh front. Bulgarian government reportedly declined due to uncertain attitude of Bulgaria.

Geneva Paris Germany Bulgaria Kreneh Front Bucharest Bourmnania

Verdun Front Battles Escalate Amid Heavy Bombardment

German infantry attacks at Verdun meet fierce artillery fire as both sides clash along the Meuse. French troops penetrate across trenches at Le Pretre wood in a 200 yard front. French air forces claim multiple German aircraft brought down. Artillery shatters German lines from Champagne to the Argonne and Brieulles station faces shelling by six French planes. Russians press Turks in the Caucasus with reported minor successes in Galicia.

Verdun Meuse Paris le Pretre Wood Aisne Champagne Argonne Brieulles Caucasus Petrograd Galicia War Office Vauclerc Maisons de Champagne Navarin Entrelargues Bethincourt Douaumont Woevre Moulainville Ronvaux le Pretre Croix Des Carmes Conflans

French War Office Report On Verdun and Nearby Fronts

The war office describes artillery actions north of the Aisne and Verdun, noting bombardments against German works, railroads, and shelters. French aviators claim multiple engagements with three German planes downed, and a night raid on Conflans station with five fire points.

Denmark Denies Germany Wants the West Indies

Copenhagen reports the Danish foreign office denies a rumor that Germany offered 20 000 dollars for the Danish West Indies. American minister Maurice Egan states there is no foundation for the report and Denmark says the islands’ value has risen since the opening of the Panama Canal making the offered sum inadequate.

Copenhagen London Germany Danish West Indies Maurice Egan

Swiss Barbed Wire Barriers Erected on Lake Constance

Paris dispatch reports Swiss military authorities are installing electric barbed wire barriers along the Swiss shore of Lake Constance to prevent contraband passage into Switzerland.

Paris Switzerland Lake Constance

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad

Advertisement claiming Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery cleanses impure blood after winter illness. It promises to cure catarrh eczema pimples and rash by restoring rich blood and vitality. Calls to order liquid or tablets or send 10c for a trial package from Buffalo New York.

Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo N. Y

Russian War Dispatches From Petrograd March 13

General headquarters reports in Riga district rifle fire and skirmish raids. German armored car repulsed by artillery. In Triskul cannonade shells exploded among enemy batteries. Jacobstadt district faced bombardment near Neuzlburg station. Galician actions south east of Kolki and Middle Stripa yield field post of 30 men. Caucasus reports Turks driven back near Malapotamos River. In Persia troops capture eight cannons at Ker manshah.

Riga Triskul Borkovitz Jacobstadt Neuzlburg Tennenfeld Dvinsk Galicia Kolki Stripa Caucasus Front Malapotamos Persia Kermanshah

German World War I War Office Statement

Berlin reports favorable observation weather with lively artillery action across the front including Meuse to Moselle. Patrol clashes on the Somme and a failed French attack at le Pretre forest. Allied air raids hit enemy depots on the Clermont Verdun line. three enemy planes destroyed in Champagne and one in Meuse. Eastern and Balkan theaters unchanged.

Berlin London Meuse Moselle Somme le Pretre Forest Clermont-Verdun Champagne Balkan

Germans Mowed Down in Heaps at Fort Vaux

Paris reports from March 13 that German losses in the Fort Vaux engagement last Friday and Saturday shattered prior records. German columns advanced four deep under French guns but collapsed into heaps of bodies amid heavy fire. Battles focused on the fort slope and village of Vaux with repeated assaults on the church, repelled by French machine gun and mountain gun fire.

Paris Fort Vaux Aoe Veron Vaux

Austrian Report Details Front Movements as Offensives Repelled

Austrian official report states Russian forces launched offensives on the Dniester and Bessarabian fronts but were repelled. Italian artillery is active along the Izonso region and an attack near Selz was beaten back by Italian troops.

Berlin Sayville Dniester Bessarabian Izonso Selz

Securities Seized in England May Be Placed on Contraband List

Securities valued at ten million dollars seized from mails in transit, believed German owned, are now in the prize court’s custody. They have not yet been declared absolute contraband, but may be added to the contraband list. Seizures will continue as these assets may establish credit for hostile belligerents under orders in council. Innocent owners can prove ownership via banks holding the securities.

London Foreign Office

More Men Liberated for British Service

London reports a government revision of the starred occupations list to free more men for active army service. The change follows the Earl of Derby’s recommendation and may replace under 30 years with women or older men where full removal isn’t possible.

London Earl of Derby

Handkerchief donated by Mrs Wilson sold for 54.50

In Kansas City on March 13 a handkerchief donated by Mrs Woodrow Wilson was auctioned for 54.50 to Conrad H Mann a former Federal league magnate. The sale increased local German Red Cross fundraising to 110 dollars.

Kansas City Woodrow Wilson Conrad H. Mann Federal League Red Cross

Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Praised for Children's Constipation

Mrs Jesse Richardson of Philpot Kentucky reports her year long use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for her child William Jr noting it is pleasant to take and effective. The remedy is a non narcotic laxative herbal compound widely used for constipation and sells for fifty cents a bottle with free trial bottles from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.

Jesse Richardson Philpot Dr. Caldwell William, Jr

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