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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

8

Worm Expeller Ad Claims Dr True Elixir Cures

Advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as the family laxative and worm expeller with a long world wide reputation. It cites worm symptoms in children and a customer letter from Mrs Georgia Philpot of Houston Texas. Available at dealers 40c 60c and 1.00 with mail inquiries to Dr J F True & Co Auburn Maine.

Wade Mark St J. F. True & CO Auburn Maine

Francis Gray Named Treasurer of Boston Red Cross

At a Boston Metropolitan Chapter Red Cross meeting, Hugh Nawn resigned as treasurer due to travel demands. Francis Gray was elected to replace him, with Nawn becoming second vice-chairman. Home service head Russell Fessenden noted 3500 dependent families of soldiers aided by the chapter.

Boston The American Red Cross Hugh Nawn Washington Philadelphia Red Cross Francis Gray Nawn Russell G. Fessenden Home Service Section

Congregationalists pledge full war support in Maine

Resolutions adopted at the closing session of the Congregational Conference and Missionary Society of Maine pledge support to winning the war with lives and substance to President Wilson and to soldiers welfare work. They urge prohibition for the war period, adoption of the federal amendment and continued enforcement of Maine’s prohibitory law.

Foxcroft Wilson Congregational Conference and Missionary Society of Maine Maine

Prince's Orchestra Listed In Mid Month Sale

A fragment from a mid month listing notes Prince's Orchestra item A6035 priced at $1.25. The sparse text hints at a catalog or auction entry with an identifiable orchestra and price. No further details are readable.

South Bay Union Aids Foreign Mothers With Baby Health Work

The South Bay Union at 640 Harrison Avenue in the South End runs a well baby clinic with a trained nurse and a physician. It serves 16 nationalities, teaches modern infant care, and tracks child health with dietitians and visiting nurses when needed. The program aligns with government aims to expand well baby clinics nationwide.

South Bay Union Harrison Avenue South End Baby Hygiene Association Washington Uncle Sam Children's Bureau of The Department of Labor United States

Boston man is selected for Emergency Fleet post

Howard Coonley of Boston is named vice-president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation to manage legal financial and other divisions allowing Charles Pier to focus on shipbuilding. He resigns from the War Emergency Industrial Commission of Massachusetts. Naval Constructor J L Ackerson is named assistant to Director General Schwab.

Washington Howard Coonley Boston Emergency Fleet Corporation Charles Pier Coonley War Emergency Industrial Commission of Massachusetts Naval J. L. Ackerson Pier Schwab

Roosevelt to answer Burleson on espionage act bias claim

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said he would respond to Postmaster General Burleson's request by presenting tomorrow a statement supporting his accusation that favoritism existed in newspaper treatment under the espionage act. He affirmed his forthcoming remarks would bear out his prior editorial claims.

Oyster Pay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Burleson Roosevelt

New Draft Quota Bill Adopted by House

Washington May 9 The House adopted the conference report on a bill to base draft quotas on the number of men in Class 1 and approved removing an amendment that allowed credits for volunteers. The report now goes to the Senate for action.

Washington House Today Senate

House Sends Back Conference Report On Youth Draft Exemption Plan

The House rejected a Senate amendment exempting ministerial and medical students from the draft and sent the conference report back. The vote was 182 to 118 amid debate on whether the President has authority to exempt such students. Supporters argued the issue is driven by theological seminary investments. opponents urged credits for voluntary enlistments and noted the executive offices opposed the plan.

Senate McKenzie Ilinois House Representative Cannon Illinois Representative Mondell Wyoming Shallenberger Nebraska Dent Wilson Baker Crowder

Salvation Army to Decorate U S Graves

A cablegram from Colonel William S. Barker directing Salvation Army hutment troops to decorate U S graves reaches national headquarters. The message outlines the decoration effort to honor fallen soldiers and boost memorial tributes nationwide.

Salvation Army William S. Barker

Salvation Army to Honor American War Dead in France

France reports full arrangements by Salvation Army for hundreds of women to place fresh flowers and an American flag on every grave of an American fighter buried in France since the war began on Decoration Day. They will also fulfill family requests regarding graves if headquarters in America are notified and feasible.

France Salvation Army America

Primitive Methodist Church Conference Opens in Fall River

At the annual Eastern conference of the Primitive Methodist church held in Fall River the opening session occurred at the First...

Fall River The Primitive Methodist Church

Church officers elected at Primitive Methodist gathering

In this city today the Primitive Methodist Church elected officers including President Rev J Proude of Providence and Vice President Rev F Kendall of Fall River. Secretary Rev C H Kershaw of New Bedford and Assistant Secretary Rev J Singleton of Lowell were chosen.

Primitive Methodist J. Proude Providence F. Kendall Fall River C. H. Kershaw New Bedford J. Singleton Lowell

British successes on Italian front reported

An official statement notes two successful raids in the past week with a few prisoners taken and several destructive artillery bombardments. British aviators have destroyed 17 hostile aircraft since the last report, with no losses, and important targets behind enemy lines were bombed effectively.

London

Foot Comfort Promise with Tiz Remedy

Advertises a 25 cent box of Tiz as a foot remedy to relieve corns callouses bunions and pain. Claims feet feel joyful and shoes fit smaller after use. Appeals to tired weary feet with vivid sensory language and promises immediate relief.

Two Arrested in $2000 Silk Larceny Case

Abraham Siskind and Abraham Federman were arrested on Shawmut avenue by Lt. Irwin after detectives found $2000 worth of silk in Siskind’s wagon. Siskind, 23, junk dealer, and Federman, 20, live in East Boston and East Dedham Street areas respectively.

Abraham Siskind Abraham Federman Shawmut Avenue William J. Irwin East Dedham Street Siskind Marion Street East Boston Federman Harrison Avenue

Measuring Foot Arch as a Military Fitness Test

An article explains how to self test for flat feet using a wet footprint to gauge arch strength. It notes that a complete imprint indicates a fallen arch and that flat feet have caused many army rejections, linking the condition to hard pavements and repeated pounding.

Father Hill to Be Ordained May 17

The Rev. Francis Hill of the Redemptorist order will be ordained to the priesthood at the Redemptorist House of Studies Aesopus New York on Friday May 17 and will celebrate his first solemn high mass at SS Peter and Paul Church South Boston on Pentecost May 19. He was a resident of that parish attended the parochial school and was an altar boy there.

Francis Hill Co. S. Ss. R Redemptorist House of Studies Aesopus N. Y SS. Peter and Paul's Church South Boston Father Hill

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