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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

8

Rotary hears Navy chaplain on warfare and demobilization

Chaplain William B. Ayers of the United States Navy spoke to the Rotary Club at Hotel Bellevue about wartime dangers in both army and navy service. He criticized Germany's submarine campaign and praised Yankee depth bombs for protecting sea lanes. He noted demobilization of the 26th does not end the war and urged bond purchases to aid the final effort.

William B. Ayers United States Navy Grand Fleet Army of Occupation Rotary Club Hotel Bellevue Army Navy Parks and Downs Wollaston Germany

German Delegates Arrive in Versailles for Talks

High German plenipotentiaries arrived in Versailles and were greeted officially at Vaucresson by prefect M Chaliere representing the foreign affairs ministry along with Colonel Henry of the war ministry and M Dudaille of the interior department.

Versailles Vaucresson M. Chaliere Seine-et- Oise Henry Ministry of War M. Dudaille Interior Department

German peace envoys reach Versailles amid formal greetings

Baron von Leisner leads the advance party from Versailles with Major Kaiser and Allied officers. The first train carries 46 Germans as Chaliere and Baron von Lersner greet Foreign Minister von Brockdorff-Rantzau, with Colonel Henry as liaison. A Victory Bond pitch closes the piece urging investment.

Baron von Leisner Versailles Major Kaiser Supreme War Council Vaucressen M. Chaliere Baron von Lersner von Brockdorff-Rantzau Foreign Ministry Mr. Chaliere Seine-et-Oise Henry

Social Life and Politics Interplay in English Parliament

English social life during the parliamentary season blends politics with entertaining. MPs juggle five weekly dinners and luncheons, with many gatherings preceding evening sessions. Mrs. Asquith and Mrs. Lloyd George are noted hosts, while the Ministry of Information spent heavily on entertaining to influence visiting delegates. Weekend country-house parties on Fridays. returns to London Mondays.

England France London Washington Ular Lloyd George Labor Ministry of Information Congress

SECRET OF DELANE S DINING NETWORK IN LONDON PARLIAMENT

In London dinners are informal and confidential shaping political insight. Parliaments circles prize meals, as Delane of the London Times attributed his influence to dining activity. Women supposedly held vast insider knowledge, aiding the gathering of political secrets.

London Delane America London Times

Protest Phone Rate Increase Sparks Public Response

Letters protesting a proposed telephone rate increase, effective today, flood the Public Service Commission. Notable correspondents include Mrs. W. E. Birdsall, president of the Boston City Federation of Women's Clubs, Newton attorney Henry W. Jarvis, W. L. Terhune of Boston, and the Monro & Church Company.

Burleson Public Service Commission W. E. Birdsall Boston City Federation of Women’s Clubs Henry W. Jarvis Newton W. L. Terhune Boston Monro & Church Company New England Telephone & Telegraph Company

Adamson’s Cough Balm Ad Urges Quick Drugstore Purchase

An advertisement touts Adamson's Cough Balm as a cure and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist. It is presented with a simple, period-like promotional tone.

Adamson

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