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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm and Ely's Cream Balm for head colds and catarrh. It promises instant relief by clearing nostrils and air passages, reducing swelling, and easing headaches and nasal discomfort. The copy urges readers to buy at any drug store.
Joseph Carboni a 16 year old of Charter street faced federal charges for stealing government property after working on a Scituate government job He testified his pay varied from 45 to 47 dollars a week The United States Commissioner Hay es ordered him held for the federal grand jury with bail set at 500 The boy's mother appeared at the marshal's office with 1400 in cash within an hour
New York reports the American Committee for Relief in the Near East has set up relief stations along the route from Bagdad to Teheran. Dr. Harry Pratt Julson arrived in Teheran, informing the committee of the new chain.
Captain Daniel T O Connell of Dorchester and a Boston attorney was honored at a Ward 18 reception by the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Society before reporting to Washington for duty with the judge advocate's department The Dorchester Board of Trade and Recreation Club hosted gifts and praise for his service and wartime work with the U S Employment Service and state war industry organization efforts.
The price fixing division announced retailers may not charge more than seven cents above egg cost, with cash and carry stores limited to six cents. The two week update will set maximum prices for cheese butter and eggs. Chief Everett led the price division in announcing the move.
New Haven reports Professor Harry B. Japson of Yale Music School named director of the Yale Bureau in Paris, part of the American University Union in Europe. He succeeds Professor Clarence W. Mendels, now in army intelligence service.
Washington report notes no official White House statement on congressional elections. President Wilson received returns during the day and early evening before later going to a theatre.
Amsterdam dispatch notes German newspapers report pending negotiations for the withdrawal of Field Marshal Mackensen's forces from Romania.
Vienna dispatches report all Austrian archdukes and their families have left the country for safety in Switzerland as World War I turmoil continues.
A Vienna despatch reports Entente forces acting with the Austrian Hungarian command have crossed the lines at several points to allow non fled troops to pass and be moved home in groups to curb further disbandments.
Advertisement promotes Dr Edward's Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid using vegetable ingredients with olive oil. It claims to improve pale complexions and listless symptoms by normalizing bowel action. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes at all druggists.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt issued a statement declaring Republicans fought on the unconditional surrender issue and if a Republican Congress results it will be a cause of profound thankfulness to loyal and far sighted Americans.
A colonel argues that victory will force Germany to accept armistice terms dictated by Foch and agreed by all allies. He urges Republicans to back Wilson to win a just peace, warning against extravagance, espionage leniency, and press interference. He calls the election a victory for American straightness over pro German elements.
The German Emperor sent messages to western army groups thanking them for extraordinary achievements. He praised troops on the Oise and the Aisne whose bravery frustrated the enemy’s great plans.
Charles D. Mitchell previews another page of humorous cartoons on contemporary life for the Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The new installment in the Follies of the Passing Show promises light sketches and timely humor for readers.
An ad touts a home-made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup as a cheap speedy remedy. It claims relief within 24 hours for bronchitis croup whooping cough and asthma and promises satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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