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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
5
Advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women with side pains weakness and displacements. Testimonial from Miss Hazel Chubbuck of Potterville Pennsylvania claims restored health and renewed strength.
In Rumford Maine on November eighteen a search confirmed part of a tragedy as the boat of Rev Joshua M Frost superintendent of the Portland district of the Maine Methodist Episcopal Conference along with his guide Harry DeLong of Bemis and DeLongs wife and child was found after overturning in a squall on Upper Richardson Lake. The party had been returning from a hunting trip in Rangeley Lake region and were staying at Upper Dam. Also missing are two other ministers who had joined the trip and searches continue led by Rev W W Laite.
The first real rush for Red Cross cartons to hold gifts for soldiers and sailors started yesterday at the Christmas parcel headquarters at 211 Columbus Avenue. Workers were kept busy late into the night.
Relief comes instantly with a dose taken every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold. It opens congested passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at any drug store.
King George on the signing of the armistice sent a message of congratulation to President Wilson and thanks to the people of the United States for their aid in the war. President Wilson replied with warm appreciation. The King's message follows.
President Wilson wires King George expressing universal gladness and thanks for the partnership between the United States and Britain. The cablegram lauds the two nations as akin in spirit and celebrates democracy and freedom as a joint achievement.
A quotation expresses confidence in government and people to cooperate in completing wartime tasks. It asserts the aim of achieving equitable justice and lasting peace as the war's high purpose. The speaker emphasizes shared effort and trust in the face of difficult remaining tasks.
Henry B. Endicott Massachusetts food administrator announces bakers may use and dealers may sell wheat flour without substitutes. The action, taken with authority from Washington, aims to ease shortages while urging continued flour saving for European nations facing famine.
New York November 13 Every American soldier and sailor will find his old job awaiting him upon discharge says Stephen C Mason president of the National Association of Manufacturers The statement stresses manufacturers obligation to rehire veterans and resume production for the nation Fortify yourself against influenza with Imperial Granum between meals and on retiring advertisement text
Washington, Nov. 13. The railroad administration announced no reduction in railroad employees wages under peace conditions and no material lowering of freight and passenger rates. Both are expected to remain at current levels with readjustments as the nation shifts from war to peace.
Officials say railroad wages, even after recent gains, lag behind similar war industry pay and a war bonus should not be applied to rail workers. A recent week drew many workers from war industries to railroads seeking steadier employment on delayed improvement projects. Director-General McAdoo promised rate cuts when possible.
It was explained that revenues will cover wage increases and higher material and transport costs though the time to achieve this is not in sight. The hearing, postponed by Monday celebrations, will resume Friday morning in the hearing rooms at 1 Beacon Street.
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