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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
4
An ad claims Poslam soothes refreshes and heals skin overnight. A small sample can show healing, with pimples or inflamed spots disappearing by morning. It notes Poslam soap for tender skin and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
After nearly meeting annihilation by a tiger cat during a city tour, Victoria the Post’s black cat spent the morning recuperating in a quiet corner. She later inspected the linotype room and stuck her nose into the hot melt pot, then fled and avoided the newsroom until night. She then returned to typewriters, drawn by their rhythmic click.
A brief Kansas City Star line notes that a news-filled morning with Yankee coverage makes breakfast coffee taste fine without sugar.
Glowing tribute to President Wilson as emancipator of mankind and a warning about postwar reconstruction challenges featured the Boston American organized meeting at Faneuil Hall last night.
A large Faneuil Hall gathering lauded President Wilson and praised Senator-Elect Walsh for pledging to protect and develop the nation's man power. Dr. Charles W. Eliot and others urged reconstruction policies, tariff debates, and unity, while Congressman-elect Fitzgerald supported Ireland’s independence. The event featured a performance of Our God Our Country and Our Flag.
Private Pressly H. Stringfellow of B Company 212th Field Signal Corps was arrested with two civilians for tapping a confidential wire between the 12th division headquarters and the War Department at Washington. They will face a general court martial. the civilians were taken to Boston.
Washington tonight received no official note from Germany asking for a preliminary peace as the note from Dr. Solf had not yet arrived. The government will consider it with the Swiss mediation request seeking intervention to avert full armistice conditions.
Federal officers said tips from comrades indicated Stringfellow 26 born Culpeper Virginia talked in sleep about antagonistic statements to the United States. They alleged contact with men claiming to be German agents and found a secret code. He admitted plans to leave the country after obtaining needed information to continue his work abroad.
Dr Solf presses for an immediate peace conference to discuss armistice terms amid fears of German delay. Officials say Germany’s provisioning during the armistice is recognized and rolling stock and ships will be used as needed. A preliminary peace request could signal a later, broader settlement of Wilson’s fourteen points and principles.
The article notes a possible early conference among allied envoys and the United States to address urgent issues. It discusses the fluid status of the German government, the need for stability before peace treaties, and concerns Russia’s revolution could trigger a nonrecognizable, workers’ council government in Germany.
Berlin dispatch reports Karlsruhe formed provisional government announces Baden will stay in the German empire. Proclamation notes Baden's status confirmed amid postwar arrangements.
An authority claims meat eaters risk kidney clogging from uric acid and urges using four ounces of rad Salts or Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush kidneys. The preparation allegedly purifies blood, prevents bladder issues, and supports kidney function.
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