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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
8
The Girls' City Club, a Democratic group for working girls in Boston, held its first meeting last night. Members adopted a constitution and elected temporary officers including President Helen Cullinan and Florence Cobb as first vice president.
Edward Joseph Fay known as Eddie Fay, a world renowned crook and bank robber, was found dead with a bullet wound in an alley. Police suspect a gang member killed him after a dispute over loot shares.
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours, ending grippe misery and severe cold. It opens clogged nostrils, stops discharge, eases headache, feverishness, sore throat, and sneezing. Get the genuine at drug stores for a few cents. tastes pleasant and acts without assistance.
The German military mission has left Vienna according to advices from the Austrian capital.
Richard H. Long the Democratic candidate for Governor thanks Massachusetts voters for their preference for Mr Coolidge and expresses gratitude to his party independent voters and the press for liberal coverage during the campaign.
London reports a new American line east of the Meuse after crossing the river. The army makes excellent progress despite heavy German artillery and machine gun fire on the front.
Tonight the Dorchester Board of Trade will debate seven cent fares on the Boston elevated the milk shortage and the coal situation. Raymond P. Delano will tackle the coal issue after his Washington trip where he studied current conditions.
Miss Noe Butler of the A E I Dr leaves for a whirlwind recruiting tour after a Y M C A Junior Council meeting at Hotel Tuileries. She seeks 200 young American women to serve overseas with the Y M C A, following a year in close work with the army in France.
Two Boston figures receive wartime recognition. Corporal Philip A LoCascio of Roxbury earns a special citation from Major General Clarence R Edwards, while Miss Butler, a Roxbury YMCA worker, advocates lowering the age for overseas service to 23 and describes the need for female morale support for American troops in France.
Mean barometer 0.06. Mean temperature 87.0 deg. Mean dew point 80.0 deg. Mean relative humidity 72 percent. Maximum temperature 41.9 deg. Minimum temperature 33.0 deg. Wind now 7.0.
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine will feature Dumbbell's Guest, a dog tale by John Tainter Foote, scheduled for next week's issue.
Old remedy revived for restoring natural hair color using Sage and Sulphur. Brand Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound marketed in drug stores with instructions to apply with a sponge or brush to strands. Says it darkens evenly by morning and enhances youthful appearance. Not a disease treatment.
Mrs. A. Dixon of Brooklyn promotes Orlex powder as a home solution to turn gray hair back to black or brown. The box supposedly contains a $100 gold bond guarantee that it has no silver, lead, zinc, mercury, aniline or coal-tar derivatives and claims the product leaves hair fluffy and nonsticky.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Munyon's Paw Paw Laxative Pills for cold symptoms and fatigue and to use Munyon's Cold Remedy and Grippe Remedy as directed. It notes the address Munyon's Laboratories at 54th and Columbia Avenue, Philadelphia, PA for special diet and care.
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