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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

6

Going to Win War Says Captain Dunn in Port

Captain John A. Dunn of Boston, then with the American Expeditionary Forces, arrived back in Atlantic Port with Lieutenants Collins and Lane. He praised American troops for their courage under fire and noted morale in Paris and France, including French and American women and nurses contributing to the war effort. He spoke of bombardment effects on morale and affirmed troops’ desire to defeat Germany and return home.

Atlantic America France John A. Dunn Boston H Company 101St United States Infantry American Expeditionary Forces War Department Washington Dunn Post Frank Collins Roslindale E Company 101St Bert Lane East Boston F Company 1St Massachusetts Paris 101St Infantry General Pershing

Noted Frenchmen Attend Pop Concert at Symphony Hall

A party of distinguished Frenchmen, guests of Frederick H. Prince, attended a Pop concert last evening in Symphony Hall. Among them were M. Justin Godart, Colonel Azan, Major Edouard Rist, Major Locart, TM. Flamand, the French consul in Boston, Asa P. French, Professor Mercier, Professor Barrett Wendell, and William O. Endicott. The audience stood as the orchestra played La Marsyllaise. Godart arrives to convey official thanks from the French government to Red Cross and allied organizations for aid to France.

Symphony Hall Frederick H. Prince M. Justin Godart Chamber of Deputies Azan Edouard Rist Locart Flamand Boston Asa P. French Mercier Harvard Barrett Wendell William O. Endicott M. Godart Red Cross Knights of Columbus France

Lampy Goes The Limit Peers Harvard Leaders In Mock Almanac

Harvard figures led by President Lowell and Emeritus Eliot appear in Lampy’s Peerage of Cantabrigia a satirical almanac from the Harvard Lampoon. The spoof draws shock and indignation for insulting portrayals of Lowell Fliot Higginson and others, prompting concerns of libel and hall office explanations.

Lowell Harvard Eliot Dean Boody Radcliffe Henry Lee Higginson Lampy Harvard Lampoon Lampoon Cambridge Dr. Fliot Major Higginson

German Effort Pushes Toward Marne Front

German troops push farther toward the River Marne from Champagne. The main thrust aims to secure a position to pivot westward with most of their attacking forces. Soissons falls on the German east flank as they threaten Rheims while Franco British defence holds the line with realignments to maintain a straight front.

France Associated Press Champagne Marne Teutons Fere-en- Tardenois Soissons Rheims

Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Feet

The ad touts a 25 cent Tiz box that ends sore burning swollen feet and corns. It claims quick relief, smaller shoes, and no pain with a year guarantee or money back. Foot misery is blamed on tight footwear and treatment is sold at druggists and department stores.

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