Anemia and its impact on the body
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
10
Wincarnis Tonic Praised As Blood Maker And Strength Booster
An advertisement extols Wincarnis as a powerful blood maker and tonic. It claims the product restores vitality, improves appearance, and supports overall health, noting European popularity for decades and urging buyers to avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health Relief
An advertisement quotes a Boston man saying his wife suffered for 10 years from gall stones gas tritis and intestinal inflammation. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with steady improvement after the first dose and notes its claim to remove mucus and reduce inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Liggett’s
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Simple Home Hair Removal Paste From Delatone
A quick home beauty remedy uses a paste of water and powdered delatone to banish facial neck and arm hair in two to three minutes. After removal wash skin to remove any residue for clear smooth skin. Ensure you obtain real delatone from your druggist for best results.
Out There Benefit Hits Record Red Cross Total in Boston
The war play Out There staged at the Boston Opera House drew an audience of about 3500 and raised roughly 70000 for the Red Cross War Fund. Seat sales and premiums alone exceeded 50000, all earmarked for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Opera House
Red Cross War Fund
Boston
Washington
New York
Red Cross Benefit Play Sets Boston Auction Record
Burr McIntosh auctioned a souvenir programme for 12300 dollars after a stirring war address. A necklace brought 1000 dollars, while miscellaneous contributions were still being tabulated. Dorothy Forbes led the Boston Metropolitan Chapter entertainment effort, with a star cast including George Arliss and James Powers. The event aims to net about 500000 for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr McIntosh
Providence
Red Cross
Dorothy Forbes
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
William Lindsay
Bay Stats Road
Lindsay
James T. Powers
Woman Dons 60 Gold Piece to Red Cross from Safe Deposit
Mrs Edward H Pinkham of Jamaica Plain took a 60 gold piece kept as a 20th wedding anniversary keepsake from a safe deposit vault and donated it to the Red Cross campaign. Her son William C Pinkham aged 18 serves in the 101st Engineers in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Pinkham
Robinwood Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross Parade Draws 3000 Women and Girls to Lowell
May 21 Lowell crowds pack South Common as 3000 women and girls from Wilmington Stoneham Westford Wakefield Groton Ayer Billerica Chelmsford Dracut Burlington Pepperell and North Middlesex join a Red Cross parade. Former U S Attorney General Wickersham is principal speaker with Mayor Perry D Thompson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Red Cross
Wilmington
Stoneham
Westford
Wakefield
Groton
Ayer
Billerica
Chelmsford
Dracut
Burlington
Pepperell
Middlesex County
United States
Wickersham
Perry D. Thompson
South Common
Boston Chamber elects 16 new directors in major meeting
In a record gathering the Boston Chamber of Commerce elected 16 new directors to replace members drafted by the government for war service. Dr. Peter Roberts of New York urged changing naturalization laws to require only a 90 day wait between declaration and final U S citizenship approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Peter Roberts
New York
United States
New Directors Named and Immigrant Assimilation Debate
The board elected new directors for terms up to three years from prominent firms and institutions including Baker Ayling & Young First National Bank and Boston & Maine railroad. President Harriman to retire as the new board selects a successor as discussion centers on Americanization of immigrants and faster assimilation amid labor needs and language education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Baker
Firm
Baker, Ayling & Young
Clifton H. Dwinnell
First National Bank
William D. Fulton
Harold Greene
The
Lawton Cotton Mills Corporation
James H. Hustis
Boston & Maine Railroad
John R. Macomber
Harris, Forbes & Co., Inc
Frank W. Remick
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Ralph A. Stewart
Choate, Hall & Stewart
Cap Pistols To Be Taboo In War Time Boston
Fire Prevention Commissioner Frank Lewis issues a war time edict banning cap pistols torpedoes and sparklers for Independence Day and other festive days in metropolitan Boston. The ban applies for the duration of the war and targets both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank Lewis
American labor mission halts Italy visit
In London on May 21 American labor representatives, preparing to return home, decide against sending a labor mission to Italy. They were luncheon guests of Lord Beaverbrook, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and head of the propaganda department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italy
Lord Beaverbrook
Duchy of Lancaster
Department of Propaganda
Praise for Hub Hospitals Campaign Delegates Visit
The Rev. C B Moulinier rector of Marquette University Medical School and president of the Catholic Hospital Association is in Boston representing the American Society of Surgeons in a hospital standardization drive. He has been delegated to call on Catholic hospitals in the U S and Canada as part of the effort. There are 525 Catholic hospitals in the United States and 84 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Moulinier
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Catholic Hospital Association
Boston
American Society of Surgeons
Father Moulinier
Canada
United States
Father Moulinier Praises Boston Hospital Equipment
Father Moulinier lauded Boston hospital facilities saying they surpass many large cities worldwide. He listed major institutions, urged modern X rays and labs, trained surgeons, and strong endowments as essential to sustain hospitals and relief for the sick and wounded. He praised Cardinal O Connell for supporting St Elizabeths Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Moulinier
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Peter Bent. Brigham Hospital
Children's Hospital
Robert Brigham Hospital
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Carney Hospital
Huntington Hospital
Boston Dispensary
John R. Slattery
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Knights of Columbus
St. Elizabeth's
Carney Hospitals
Cardinal O’connell
Railroad presidents ousted across regions under new leadership
The article reports a sweeping change in railroad management with all presidents replaced. Regional directors, including C. H. Markham now overseeing the south and Pocahontas districts, manage trunk lines east of Pittsburg excluding the New York Central, terminating at Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipal Trunk
Pittsburg
New York Central
C. H. Markham
Pocahontas District
Hampton Roads
Pocohontas
S. S. Tuckahoe Sets World's Speed Record At Sea
The S. S. Tuckahoe a 5500 ton steel ship chartered to the New England Fuel and Transportation Company attained a claimed world speed record. Built at Camden she loaded 5200 tons at Hampton Roads and discharged at Boston Everett finishing 145 minutes faster than prior loading times. Captain Rupert Wry commanded a crew of 40 and the ship was placed in the New England coal carrying trade through James J. Storrow efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Hampton Roads
Boston
S. S. Tuckahoe
United States Shipping Board
New England
New England Coal and Coke Company
Everett
Baltimore
Tuckahoe
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
James J. Storrow
New York Shipbuilding Company
Capes
Rupert Wry
Atlantic
Railroad reforms reshuffle regional directors and depose executives
The director general announces a new policy creating a southern district with A H Smith as regional head and appointing district directors to oversee New England and the Pittsburg to Mississippi River zones. C W Huntington is removed as Virginian Railway chief operating officer for failing to follow railroad administration instructions. Salaries for top aides exceed 15000 dollars annually while former railroad presidents may run properties under government pay, not corporate salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Smith
New York
East
Allegheny
New England
Pittsburg
Mississippi River
Ohio River
C. W. Huntington
Virginian Railway
United States Railroad Administration
Railway Corporation
McAdoo
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Pos House
Wincarnis
Wang Zee
Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
Weat
Boston Post
Carter
Boston Merchant Financial Wreck
Miss Taylor
George Arliss
Helen Ware
H. B. Warner
James K. Hackett
Beryl Mercer
O. P. Heggie
Chauncey Alcott
George M. Cohan
Julia Arthur
No Man’s Land
Dr. Roberts
America
Cap Pistols
U. S. Labor Mission
Rior Crovatos
Tuckahoer
Markham
Aiven
the Treasury
Crossen and Jacobs
John C. Crossen
Calumet Street
Roxbury
David Jacobs
Massachusetts Avenue
Peters
John Alden
Wm.elliott
New Engla
Este
Hennery
Sunshine Biscuits
United States Food Administration
Ginter Co
C. B. Brown Co., Inc
Summer St.Termina
Washington St
Tremont St
Bromfield St. Sa
Tremont
Washington A‘sm
Chickering
Steinway
Ivers & Pond
Hallet & Davis
Prof
Hall
Huntington Ave
Tel
Back Bay
Beach
Christensen School OF Popular Music
Dexter Building
Daniel O'Neill
Henry St
Mass
Marks & Chester
Dudley St
Cor
Dudley Sq
Ave
Cambridge
Rosencranz
Harvard
Roy
J. Roy
Summer St
Tel. Beach
L. H. Burack & CO
Bromfield St
Alsterlund
Bromfeld St
Wm. A. Thompson Co
Hamilton Pl
Reaton
Model Typewriter CO
Devonshire St. Main
Corona
American Writing Machine © CO
Franklin, Tel
Main
Office Appliance CO
Devonshire St
Thidley
Wien Uianuaig
S. Kempton & CO
Longmeadow
Metropolitan Line
Cape Cod Canal
P. M
Inc
Bangor
India Wharf
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Portland
Central Wharf
Fort Hill
Georgia
Tennessee
Pro Colonial Line
Cunard
Liverpool
Great Britain
Ireland
France
State St. Tel
Fall River Line
South Station
Pier 14
Washington and
Court Sts
Morgan Detective Agency
Boylston St
WM. Aesslen
Addock Bidg
Haymarket Tire & Rubber Co
Canal St
North Station
City OF
Newton
Massachusetts
City Hall
West Newton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George E. Stuart
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
D. C
Navy Yard
Josephus Daniels
Post Office
Jas. A. Wetmore
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,public Service Commission
Linde Air Products Company
East First Street
K Street
Beacon Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Andrew A. Highlands
Commissioner OF Navigation
Edmund Billings
State House
Committee On Fisheries and Game
J. F. Kiernan
Wareham
Fairhaven
Leonard F. Hardy
Benj. G. Collins
Iading
Ugineer
Lyuail
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