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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
8
Corine Gaudreau credits Fruit-a-tives for relief from indigestion constipation and headaches after a neighbor recommended the product. The ad notes prices 50c per box six for 2.50 and a 25c trial size, with availability from Fruit-Rae Limited Ogdensburg and local dealers.
Dr James Francis Sullivan former Bellevue Hospital physician says iron deficiency is common and organic iron in Nuxated Iron quickly enriches blood. He claims patients gain strength and endurance in two weeks and recommends the product available at druggists with a money back promise.
A conference at the Custom House led by Henry Howard of the Shipping Board recruited service debated drafting ashore engineers and urged voluntary, well paid service in the American Merchant Marine. Notable participants included ex-Governor Robert P. Bass and leaders from major mariners' unions and associations.
Premier Clemenceau told Marcel Hutin on his return from the front area that American troops are arriving in strong force. He conveyed a sense of confidence in the invincibility of the Entente forces.
President Wilson issues proclamation designating May 20 to May 26 as Red Cross Week and urging Americans to contribute to the second 100,000,000 war fund for relief of American troops in France their dependents at home and civilians in allied nations.
President Woodrow Wilson proclaims May 20 1918 as Red Cross Week to bolster war relief at home and abroad. The declaration urges nationwide donations to support relief, morale and recovery for troops, allies, and civilian populations amid the ongoing war.
Herbert W. Coulter of Avon sues his father in law Albert Whiting and mother in law Emily Whiting in Norfolk County Superior Court Dedham for 5000 dollars alleging alienation of his wife's affections. Whiting and wife reportedly moved to Trenton New Jersey with their daughter and one year old grandson amid a business venture.
Lt. William J. Irwin and three Dedham officers arrested 23 year old Samuel Noss of 76 Waltham Street South End after shadowing a suspect all day. Police believe the arrest will reveal an organized gang robbing clothing stores and tailor shops in Greater Boston and nearby cities.
Among the young women called for active service in the naval reserves yesterday was Alma C. Martin of 491 Huntington Avenue who had served as private secretary to Rev. Dr. Gabriel Maguire for over two years. Other listed include Margaret M. O’Leary 75 St Paul Street Brookline Marion G. Gill 28 Dunmore Street Roxbury Mary W. Doyle 38 Speedwell Street Dorchester Annie C. Gray 16 Wakullah Street Roxbury Mary K. Warner 14 Sheppard Avenue Roxbury Catherine E. Contam 89 Pharnaitenote Cambridge Anna M ren�e 28 St Martin Street Charlestown Inez Bowler 14 Worcester Street Boston Marion I. Bain 12 Williams Street Cambridge and Mary C. Dillon 29 Adrian Street Somerville.
British attack on the eastern side of the Jordan was repulsed by Turkish forces who brought up reserves and pushed the British back toward the river. Turkish forces report pursuing the retreating enemy with heavy British losses and unspecified booty.
NICARAGUA ENTERS WAR. San Juan del Sur May 7. Nicaraguan Congress declares war on Germany and its allies following President Chamorro’s proposal with four dissenters. The body also pledges solidarity with the United States and other American republics at war with Germany and Austria and authorizes steps to mobilize the nation's forces. Nicaragua joins Guatemala as the 20th nation to declare war on Germany.
The Apartment House Janitors and Choremen's Union hosts its annual ball at Paine Hall on Appleton Street. An 8 to 9 concert precedes the grand march led by Floor Marshal John J. McElligott and Mrs McElligott of 164 Strathmore Road Brighton, followed by dancing 9 to 1.
Washington May 7 The Shipping Board plans a large appropriation for merchant ship construction to fund the new fiscal year starting July 3 Chairman Hurley will present estimates to the House appropriation committee. He did not disclose the exact amount and notes production could exceed 10 million tons with a budget near 2.5 billion dollars for new yards and additional construction.
In the United States Navy and stationed near Boston a sailor is anxious to locate a boy. Friends report seeing him in the city several nights ago. Mrs Barnstein, ill, hopes he will visit her.
An old home remedy suggests Sage Tea and Sulphur darkens gray hair naturally. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offers an improved bottle form sold cheaply.
A storefront promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes as the sole offerings, claiming the store serves men seeking top quality and willing to take trusted advice, with emphasis on fitting personal needs and guidance.
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