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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
8
British press recounts Oct 31 clashes near Ypres where the London Scottish, fighting with regulars, held line under heavy shelling and bayonet attack. It notes inflicting greater damage, then rearward withdrawal, and praises unit cohesion amid co ordinated Franco British support.
An advertisement touts GETSIT as a painless, fuss free treatment for corns. It claims the product removes stubborn corns quickly and effectively, promising a final solution for long tried remedies.
Promises rapid relief from corns and warts with GETS-IT. Claims no pain, no bandages, no further manipulation, and vanishings of corns, calluses, and bunions. Sold at drug stores for 25 cents or by E. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago. Boston distribution via Riker-Jaynes.
Edwin Pugh recalls loneliness after a husband goes off to war in this London Chronicle poem. The speaker mourns the absence of evenings once shared over beer and conversation, hopeful yet sorrowful for his return and the chance they may recapture their quiet times together.
The Daily Mail reports from Bremen Hamburg and Kiel via an American visitor who describes deserted hotels crowded cafes and theatres quiet streets unemployment and empty docks. He notes rumors of transports at Bremerhaven bearing troops for a raid on England and higher prices with scarce bread.
A traveler recounts witnessing British prisoners amid hostile crowds in Bremen and the tense harbor scene at Hamburg. He notes bread and beer shortages, petrol scarcity, strong anti English sentiment, and the presence of Zeppelin sheds and transports for an invasion. He also recalls a brutal guard act, a courageous colonel strike, and wartime stories from officers including a Hela survivor and accounts of Belgian and French wounded.
Charles Malloy a noted Emerson and Browning authority in New England died at age 91 after an illness of old age at his home.
An advertisement touts Rheumasalts as a rapid, gentle tonic to cleanse the bowels liver and kidneys. It claims relief from constipation headaches sallow skin coated tongue and bad breath without griping and urges readers to ask their druggist or contact the Rheumabath Company in Minneapolis for supply.
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel stimulant to relieve indigestion and stomach upset. It claims improved appetite energy and digestion with a mild vegetable formula in olive oil, sold by All druggists for 10c or 25c per box.
For over 37 years Warner's Safe Remedies has claimed success aiding asthma kidney trouble diabetes nervousness rheumatism constipation and biliousness. A free sample is offered or full-size packages can be bought from a local druggist. The list includes remedies for kidneys and liver rheumatic issues diabetes nervousness asthma and nervous conditions. Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Dept. 357 Rochester NY.
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