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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1917
Page
6
A Cincinnati man promotes Freezone a small bottle drug store purchase that promises instant relief from corns by applying a few drops. It claims pain free before and after use and that corns and calluses loosen and shed with no skin irritation. Genuine Freezone bears the Edward Wesley Co. label from Cincinnati Ohio.
Washington reports rapid organization of dozens of new National Guard regiments across artillery engineers signal troops cavalry and coast artillery to support 16 divisions. New England and New York to supply select units including cavalry machine gun troops field artillery engineers and aero squadrons as divisions are expanded.
Noted New England educator Dr. William A. Mowry died at his Hyde Park residence after a year of illness. He was 83, once superintendent of schools in Cranston and Salem, and editor of Education. Survived by son Walter H. Mowry and daughter Mrs. Edward W. Brown. Funeral Friday at 11 AM, burial in Swan Point Cemetery, Providence. Born Uxbridge August 13, 1829.
Suffolk County budget dispute escalates as Mayor Curley and Clerk Campbell seek appellate relief. Campbell appeals after a mandamus requiring a segregated budget. The case risks delaying jurors pay while the city prosecutes or dismisses the exceptions, with Campbell defending his stance amid municipal politics.
President Wilson declares in a letter that humanity cannot endure the wrongs Germany inflicted on the United States, expressing strong condemnation and a call for resolve. The message reflects wartime sentiment and a demand for justice and response from the nation.
At St Rose Hall Worcester Street last night Erin Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters voted to invest part of its funds in Liberty bonds. The first $100 bond will be purchased today.
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