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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
8
The Special Aid Society plans a New Service Club at Mt. Vernon Street offering lodging for about 100 enlisted men from the army navy or marines. It will include sleeping rooms private retreats breakfast at cost and home like rooms with a resident lady to run it as a private home atmosphere.
The Massachusetts food administration directs Brockton grocers Mosoud Matta at 201 North Main Street Bolus Arab at 46 Standish Street and Sarkus Massed at 1 North Montello Street to display 30 day violation signs for failing to sell proper substitutes with wheat four Arab must close a week and buy 48 pounds of substitutes with a barrel of flour.
Sheriff Thayer intensifies liquor seizures in northern Maine. At the Maine Central station he confiscated 72 cases of whiskey on Tuesday and 88 on Wednesday, all consigned to Bangor and towns to the east and north. Citizens fear dwindling medicine amid ongoing crackdown in the Bangor courthouse basement rum room.
In near future stocks are described moving supplies in and out while the sheriff patrols trains at Northern Maine Junction to Bangor, seizing a large lot of medicinal supplies at the Maine Central freight sheds and sending it to the custom house amid minimal interference. Scotch in bond deliveries continue, with 100 cases arriving since the seizure.
The Rev. Edward J. Walsh 8 S. J. is named regional inspector of colleges in New England with student army training corps. His headquarters will be at Harvard University and he holds the rank of Tanjor. Previously he served months as dean of arts and sciences at Georgetown University.
Mayor Charles M. Blodgett said 150 Malden boys will be released to attend a military ball at the Malden armory on Saturday November 2. The event, hosted by H Company 73d Infantry, raises funds for the company and will feature an exhibition drill by its members.
An editorial urged readers to fight the Spanish influenza outbreak by using Hyomei inhalers. It described transmission by airborne germs, recommended daily inhalations, and advised visiting a drug store for the Oil of Hyomei and inhaler, claiming it could prevent infection and curb spread.
Trained nurses and teachers join women from all walks of life to fill 500 positions once held by men. Khaki clad workers operate cranes and large lathes, with 75 already at work and more to follow as space allows. An instructor praised women’s rapid progress at the crane school.
Memorial services will be held as a month's mind with a solemn high requiem at St Pauls Church for the late Rev. Peter Co Quinn. The pastor Rev John J Farrell will be celebrant and lead the service noting he served as pastor at St Pauls for over a year.
Delegates from most of Massachusetts tribes representing over 18000 members attended the annual convention of the Improved Order of Red Men at Convention Hall Garrison Street. James T. Rogers of Binghamton New York served as grand chief and oversaw the installation.
Mrs Gladys C Dunn wife of author Allan Dunn was released from the State Hospital as sane but with psychopathic tendencies and pleads not guilty to manslaughter in the death of her infant son J Allan Dunn Jr She plans to return to the hospital for observation and may have the District Court hearing set for November 12 continued to late November per doctors advice
Adrian Gherand Sarkosian appeared before Central Court after failing to work. He produced a San Francisco registration card and said he left California because he could not find work. He was held for alienists while his home town was notified.
The Commercial Trust and Savings Bank and the Hibernian Banking Association have been consolidated and will operate under the former institution. Arthur Reynolds, first vice president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank, becomes president of the new trust and savings bank, with George M. Reynolds, president of the national bank, as chairman of the board.
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