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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

8

Children Raise Funds for Sacred Cows in New England Drive

A Boston Post Sacred Cow campaign collects pennies from youngsters across New England to buy two sacred zebu cows from India for Franklin Park Zoo. Carolyn and Ruth Reams of Melrose lead aCan of pennies effort with 370 Pennies from Jamaica Plain and many other gifts from families, friends, and even pets to support Children’s Hospital and the zoo gift.

New England India Franklin Park Greenwood Melrose Carolyn M. Reams Ruth Reams Carolyn Ruth Walter T. Reams Crystal Street George B. Thorpe Jamaica Plain Anna Reardon Elsie Walker Post Sacred Cowe Morris Gest Gest Boston New York Sacred Cow Sacred Coys Children's Hospital Meagle United States Shubert Theatre Sacred Cows Zebu Ali Baba Alsace Lorraine Virginia Lee Orient Heights Children’s Hospital George W. Smith Warren Avenue Campella Brockton Andrew J. Peters John W. Bertz East Pepperell Helen Wright Luzerne N. Y Groton Victoria The Boston Post Chu Chin Chow” Company Fisher Children St. Johnsbury Woodrow Wilson Trowbridge Twins Newbury Street Humpty Dumpty Trix Caution Carl O. Hall Verna R. Hall Portsmouth N. H Billie Pansy Madelyn Viola Backman Waltham Red Red” Murphy Dorchester Nellie Jack Clarence, Ralph and Helen Anderson Standish Street Joseph Ashmore Forbes Street William Edmonds Hampshire Street Cambridge Foch Pershing William J. Kopp Danacourt Roxbury Liberty Lillian I. Long Dorothy A. Long Chu Chin Chow Lewin G. Joel, Jr Swan Street Everett Columbia Stephen Edmonds Victory Scimney Forest Hills Street Jars Plain Eaward P. Harrington Adams Jezy Rosenstein Arline L. Farrington Centre Virginia Witchelow Willard Ave Medford William Whichelow Robert L. Hobart Mary Hollis Ave Braintree Marion C. Foster Smith's Point Manchester Mass Revere Mary EB. Kent Plymouth Robert M. Kent Percy C. Childs North Falmouth Dwight W. Lewis Newton Highlands Ruth BP. Lewis Hyde St Catherine Payne Haos Tor Harry Roghaar Brook “Ave Gertrude Roghaar W. H Jackie Wanna Saxton St Alfred N. Thomas Norwich St John H. Pickering Enfield William R. Bell C St Eddie Olesen Centre St W. Rox Harriett Olesen Cencess Gertrude F. McKay Robinson Or West Lynn John C. MacKay Thomas F. MacKay George W. Jones Main St Ambury Grace Donahchester Ruth May Martin Kerwinchester Little Olive Banks Temple Westport Point Red Murphy the Post Josephine Columbus Ave Ernest Campbell Sprague Everett St Anna and Winifred Regent St Rox Frances E. Hartley Billings Rd Norfolk Downs Warren Ave Ashley S' Agere Bill Tom Donigan Brookline Helen Marion Crawford Clarence Ralph Standish At Herbert BD. Johnson Thornton Rordutt Margery G. Fisher Johnsbury Wilson Fisher Philip G. Hills, Jr Irving Llewellyn Grea Central Ave Chelsea Anna, John and Willam "McKirney Forest Hille St J. Edward Lown Bellevue Terrace Fo. de Florence Cripp Centre At Edith Cripp Master Edgar O. Murphy Leonard Ave Esther Chapman Holbrook Hampahurst Oenenes A George Feingold Fim Ai Ave Raymond Feingold Pim Hill Are Waadssdbesbee Helen B. Lane Kenneth, Lawrence Donald Berube Arnold Ct Somerville William J. Watson Loring St Hyde Pafe Allen W. Jackson Dudley At Wuayees R. Gordon Harbor View Dorchester Irving Arene Parsons Quincy Eoterseccnevsrs Gertrude Hiitz Forest Hills St Pesecscesveseen Gilbert Lown Albert Leslie Osborn Bell Race Cadcas See Verna’ Wakefield Long Sion John Gerard Dowd Fulda Mary MecQueeney Helen McQueeney Joseph McQueeney James J. Dolan Qui Eleanor Plegler Ider Et Pauline Rtach Dorchester Donald C. Pptatiani Victacc George Kreeg Edward Barry Hilda Hall Florence Westfrye Clara Barron J. N. O'Connor M. H. Simms James J. A. Mowsy, Esq James W. Mahon Willis B. Baker Frederick W. Kimball Joseph H. McGrath Axel Nelson L. A. Cook Anna G. Reardon Wahalo J. McDermott Ie Pe Extra ORIG

West End Paraders Serenade the Post

The Post staff recalls a serenade by West End Italians from the parade last night. A Washington street procession with red fire, lanterns, and cars halted at the Post building for the Star Spangled Banner, the Marseillaise and the Italian hymn. The Dante Alighiere Band and navy yard band led by Joseph Tortorello and Joseph Freno performed before a West End concert and torchlight display.

West End Washington Street la Post Joseph Freno United States Internal Revenue Office Navy Yard North End Joseph Tortorello Dante Alighiere Post

Keep floors free from infectious dirt

Homely health advice extols Sylpho-Nathol as a powerful, safe disinfectant for kitchens and waste areas. It claims stronger germ-killing value than standards, cites long usage by New England households and major hospitals, and offers four sizes with prepaid booklets.

U. S. Public Health Service New England New York

Weeping eczema relief advertised by Fruit-a-tives

An advertisement claims severe weeping eczema improved by Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva. Customer G. W. Hall reports full recovery after using three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives. The remedies cost 50c per box, six for $2.50, with a trial size at 25c, offered by Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.

Wasing G. W. Hall Fruit-A

Triumph of the Right by Samuel J Banks

Poem praising a Christian war effort, praising America and the Allies for freeing the world from tyranny. Describes Germans as unfaithful to Christ and notes a triumphant dawn and gratitude for victory.

Samuel J. Banks Jesus America Christ

Boston Sees Record Celebration With Few Ambulance Calls

Fifteen ambulance calls were logged at Haymarket Relief Station yesterday. thirteen were minor auto pedestrian collisions while three involved women who fainted during celebrations. City Hospital treated fourteen patients, twelve with fractures and two under observation. The event, though large, produced a historically small accident count thanks to police handling and crowd restraint.

Haymarket City Hospital Boston

Evening Parade of Fourth Brigade on the Common

The Fourth Brigade of the Massachusetts State Guard held an evening parade on the Common at 4:30. Major-General Crozier Major Peters Major Léonat and Miss Jane Peters Mrs Frank Higginson and Miss Ruth Thayer attended as reviewers. Brigadier-General H. D. Parker led the brigade with music by the Cove Band of Lynn.

Massachusetts State Guard Crozier Peters Léonat Jane Peters Frank Higginson Ruth Thayer 8. D. Parker Cove Band Lynn

Osmo-Chemic Physicians Advertise Free Treatment

Customers share personal cures for deafness head noises and ear pain at the Osmo-Chemic Physicians office in Boston. They offer free consultation and examination plus treatment before November 17th, with Dr D J Walsh at No 18 Boylston Street and specific weekday hours listed.

I. Hewson Winthrop Bt Winthrop Mass Margaret M. Balcom Crescent Ave Newton Centre Enid Dow Spring Hill Terrace Somerville Allce D. J. Walsh M. D Boylston St Boston

Victory Day Parade Draws 25 000 In Springfield

In Springfield on November 12 up to 25 000 marchers joined a large parade celebrating Victory Day. The event, modeled on nationality, featured United States and State Guard contingents and halted local business for the day.

Springfield United States State Guard

Hoover urges continued wartime food sacrifice for Europe

Food Administrator Hoover told state food administrators that America must maintain its economy in foods and extend aid to war torn Europe until the next harvest. He framed the duty as both obligation and opportunity for the nation to sustain those in need.

Washington Europe Hoover

New World Policy Shifts Urged as Europe Faces Famine

The speaker warns famine in Europe and northern Russia, urging policy changes from substitutes to simple living. He proposes maintaining limited sugar for households and using available Java sugars to ease restrictions while preserving economy and waste elimination. The message emphasizes conserving all commodities and adapting to the global food crunch.

Europe America Russia

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