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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
7
A runaway caboose from the Salem freight caused excitement at Wakefield Centre station yesterday as the 1 40 train was near arrival. The locomotive with eight cars attached chased the caboose for a quarter mile, then coupled to it and gained a siding just as the passenger train approached.
David Crowley of Salem Massachusetts reports recovering from rheumatism after using Var-ne-sis a year after illness began He says the remedy reduced pain and restored strength with months of treatment He notes a standing offer of 1000 to prove testimonials genuine and promotes a free 16 page booklet and a Boston office visit Var-ne-sis is described as a vegetable remedy without salicylates or iodides and sold by Riker Jaynes and others
The article examines a British declaration on naval measures against German trade, questioning its consistency with international law. It notes the paradox of applying blockade rules to some cargoes while invoking non blockade rules for others and questions how neutral ships and cargoes, including those of German origin, would be treated under this policy. Similar cablegram sent to Paris. BRYAN.
Paris reports the French government clarifies its blockade rules amid US concerns. It outlines how neutrals are protected, cargo sequestration for enemy goods, prize court oversight, and limits on confiscation with eight day court sentences.
Physicians claim 95 percent of illness stems from accumulated colon waste and that keeping the colon clean could double humanity’s lifespan. The J B Cascade warm water cure, marketed as Nature’s cure, is said to clear the colon, relieve constipation, and boost energy and ambition. Available at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in New England with a free booklet on efficiency.
The order permits prize court action on enemy origin goods discharged in British ports from vessels leaving non German ports after March 1 1915. Such goods may be detained or sold with proceeds paid to court. neutral enemy property may be released on proper officer's application.
A 200 pound gift box with cakes gauze bandages socks underwear night robes and hypodermic needles was gathered at the Boston Chapter Sons of the American Revolution annual banquet. The Lafayette Box will be sent to France and aid wounded soldiers. Speakers included Lieutenant-Colonel John S. Barrows and French consul M Joseph Flamand.
Edward Knights, one of the few survivors of Gloucester Minute Men of 1861, died today in Gloucester at age 78.
German submarines are venturing far out on the Atlantic to attack British commerce, according to information received in Boston last night via Captain Jonsen, commander of the Danish steamer Louisiana, which arrived from Copenhagen.
Captain Jonsen report claims German U boat fleet uses a floating fuel base a tank steamer disguised as Swedish vessel with Danish flag. Vessel sighted over 100 miles off Ireland on route between British ports and the United States providing supply lines while dodging British cruisers.
A forthcoming Sunday Post article reveals dogs displaying striking vanity, illustrated with engaging, humanlike depictions and analysis. The piece explores canine behavior as it parallels human self perception and pride.
Fourteen physicians from Harvard Medical School with four Boston nurses volunteer to care for wounded soldiers aboard the Canopic en route to Paris to lead the big American hospital. Mrs. Caroline R. Hill of Brookline accompanies them on the same voyage to present the ambulance funded by Wellesley students and graduates. Crowds line the pier as the ship departs at 8 30 p m with faculty and students aboard.
Four transfers of fire lieutenants were announced by Fire Commissioner Grady. Lieutenant J. J. Kelly moves from Engine 12 to Engine 38 39 and Jacob Hyman shifts from 38 39 to 12. Thomas Wrylle moves from Engine 387 to 18 and W F Quigley from Engine 42 to Chemical 2.
A concert of Irish vocal and instrumental music was held in Paine Memorial Hall South End last evening under the Boston Gaelic Society. About 500 attended and after the performance all joined in dancing, continuing until an early morning hour.
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