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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

2

Mayflower Declared State Floral Emblem by Governor

On May Day Governor McCall signed the bill making the Mayflower the Commonwealth’s floral emblem. He invited nine school children to witness the ceremony as baskets of Mayflowers surrounded them and a large bouquet sat on his desk from local donors.

M’call Bessie O Brien Ruth Ranney Willma Small William Miller Beatrice Brest Margaret Murphy Elsie Springer Anna Quattrochi Elizabeth Harriman Commonwealth McCall Wilma Small Pessie G. O’brien Elsie Z. Springer Anna Quattarocchi Ruth &. Ranney Beatrice Brest William H. Miller Miles A. O’brien, Jr Patrick M. Costello Boston Charles T Burrill H. V. Lawrence Falmouth C. F. Shaffer Hubbardston Bessie G. O’brien

Maine Coal Dealers Conference in Portland Discusses Situation

More than 60 coal dealers from across Maine met in Portland with W. A. Clark of Winchester Mass president of the New England Coal Dealers Association. State Fuel Administrator J C Hamlen explained regulations and rulings on the state coal situation and answered many questions. The session covered the overall situation.

Portland Maine W. A. Clark Winchester Mass New England Coal Dealers’ Association J. C. Hamlen

Wide range of shell shock defined in army reviews

New York May 1 The Rockefeller Foundation review outlines the broad scope of nervous and mental diseases in wartime army medical work. It notes shell shock covers cases from true paralysis to cowardice and stresses the need for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

New York Rockefeller Foundation

Maine New Hampshire Vermont Exceed Quotas Rally Bond Drive

State bond loan push sees Maine New Hampshire and Vermont surpassing targets and continuing strong. Authorities urge immediate subscription to secure funds for state projects and debt needs.

Maine New Hampshire Vermont

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Easy Relief

A vintage ad touts Freezone as a cheap home remedy to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It claims instant pain relief with a simple application and lists drugstores as the selling point, mentioning Cincinnati origin.

Cincinnati Allen

Thoroughly Reliable Kidney Medicine Swamp Root Endorsement

Druggist Harry G. Davis of Dover New Hampshire endorses Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a thoroughly reliable kidney remedy. He states he has sold it for thirteen years with no complaints and provides a June 12 1916 endorsement in the advertisement.

Letter to Dr Kilmer and Co from Binghamton NY

A communication from a resident or customer addressed to Dr Kilmer and the Kilmer Company in Binghamton New York. The brief note seeks information or a response regarding remedies or products offered by the firm. The document presents as a typical mid century consumer or medical correspondence.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Kilmer Sample Offer Promoted Through Boston Daily Post

An advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Kilmer & Co. for a sample bottle and promises a persuasive result. It also mentions a book about kidneys and bladder and notes availability of medium and large bottles at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Sorec Boston Daily Post

Preparing Aver Army for France in Devens Camp

A review of the West Regiment of Infantry Boston's Own will be held at Devens with Colonel Frank Tompkins as reviewing officer. The long hikes for the 76th Division are planned as separate unit movements with camping sites near Concord New Hampshire and possible early starts next week.

Devens West Regiment of Infantry Boston Frank Tompkins 76Th Division Concord N. H 02D Old Colony Hollis 151St Infantry Brigade Trotter V. C Edward Croft H Company 301St Infantry Convention Hall Carleton Morse Charles C. Smith George G. Sylvia New Bedford Nathan Yamins Fall River John Kingman Hanover Charles H. Domingue Edwin Croft Tompkins Mexico Croft Philippines

Boy Scout Picture Draws Attention Near Old South Church

A window display by the local Boy Scout committee near the Old South Church shows a 14 year old youth labeled Raw Material. The image illustrates a youth drifting without guidance and promotes the Scout rally at the Arena Saturday night with tickets available at Scout headquarters 453 Washington street Dexter building.

Boy Scout Washington Street Old South Church Arena Boy Scout Movement Scout Dexter Building

Liberty Bond Flag Demand in New England Homes

A nationwide drive urges displaying a Liberty bond flag in one window of every New England house. Buyers of bonds receive a flag, tying patriotic purchasing to visible civic display.

Liberty Bonds New England

Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises Health and Energy

Advertisement touts Peptiron as a wax and iron tonic that blends iron with celery pepsin and other tonics to treat anemia paleness languor and nervousnes. It claims to raise red blood cells tone nerves improve color aid digestion and restore vigor for daily duties. The druggist can supply the pill chocolate coated form.

Liberty Loan Button Honored Alongside Croix de Guerre

The article notes that while not all can win the Croix de Guerre, a similar honor exists in the form of the Liberty Loan button recognizing contributions to the war effort.

Liberty Loan

A Booster For Sulpherb Tablets

A testimonial from Robert Clemence of Syracuse New York praising Sulpherb Tablets for bowel Regularity and strength. He claims co workers also benefit and urges readers to choose Sulpherb not Sulphur. Sold by all druggists.

Robert Clemence S. Wilbur Avenue Syracuse N. Y

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