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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
3
Ed Gardner began from New York in rain and pressed on to Washington through a 40 mile snow storm at 7100 feet. He reported the snow so dense he could not see the wings of his aircraft.
A sensational ad touts Osmo Chemical doctors proving cures for catarrh deafness bronchitis stomach diseases nervous disorders skin diseases birthmarks and facial blemishes through X ray based methods. The copy promises powerful results for a wide range of ailments regardless of disease type.
The British minister to China with allied legations has informally handed to the Chinese foreign office a memorandum detailing matters where China is regarded as having been remiss as an ally.
The Public Service Commission approved the Boston city agreement with the New Haven Railroad to alter the grade crossing at Southampton Street. Chairman Macleod outlined key legal and business implications in his decision.
Advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to improve digestion and curb indigestion symptoms. Claims users feel brighter and more energetic after eating all foods. Encourages buying a 50 cent box at drug stores.
Washington report says Austrian prisoners captured by Italian forces before the armistice are estimated at 500000 with about 250000 horses seized as booty.
William D. Anasto candy manufacturer at 287 Main street Fitchburg is ordered to close his store for one week for violating Massachusetts food administration regulations. He must also display in his window signs admitting the violation.
Crowds fill Broadway and city streets as Austria’s surrender lifts spirits and returns roll in. New Yorkers celebrate with vaudeville shows and street parades while youngsters toast with horns and bells. Brooklyn crowds cross to Manhattan as City Hall Park glows with returns. A Brooklyn bonfire started a $15,000 two alarm blaze.
The Massachusetts Food Administration cut off the Retail Grocers' Syndicate Inc of Worcester from sugar until January 1. The firm allegedly hoarded sugar and sold on unendorsed certificates and operated under a retail license with wholesale intent. It reportedly averaged 7,000 pounds monthly but held 46,000 pounds on hand.
A burglar frightened General Pershing's mother who sent for John to return home. He read in a newspaper an advertisement that led him toward West Point. The full story of his choice is in The Real Life of General Pershing by H. F. Wheeler in next week's Boston Sunday Post.
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