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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

13

Vitalitas Mineral Health Tonic Promises Strength

Prolonging life with Vitalitas claims to supply natural mineral elements iron magnesium sulfur sodium and aluminum to blood muscle and bone. It boasts health benefits and widespread use in hundred thousand homes and pushes buyers to purchase at Woodward's Drug Store 102 Tremont Street.

Vitalitas Webra Woodward’s Drug Store Tremont Street

Campaign to put khaki testaments in soldiers kits

The Federated Churches and Washington administration support a plan to distribute Bibles to all American soldiers and sailors. James R. Wood announced the War Committee of the American Bible Society approved immediate distribution. Printing and distribution are funded by American Bible Week from December 1 to 7.

New York Federated Churches Washington American Bible Society James R. Wood American Bible Week

Contracts Awarded for Most Ships in Government Program

Washington on November 22 the Shipping Board said contracts for more than two thirds of the 1200 merchant vessels in the shipbuilding programme have been awarded. Tonnage contracted totals over 4 000 000 tons of the planned 8 000 000. The awards cover 845 steel 68 composite and 375 wooden ships with additional yards building for private account commandeered.

Washington Shipping Board

German Reservist in Custody at Fort Logan Spy Probe

Denver reports Max Linder a Fort Logan quartermaster soldier held by federal agents on suspicion of being a German naval reservist and spy. Authorities describe the case as an espionage matter in early stages.

Denver Max Linder Quartermaster’s Department Fort Logan Here

Railroads pledge to curb food delays in Chicago

Chicago reporters say all rail lines serving the city agreed with R. L. Evans of the State food administration to stop delaying vegetables and other foods. Each road will report daily any cars held in the Chicago district for three days or more to prevent speculation.

Chicago R. L. Evans State Food Administration

Taft Defends League to Enforce Peace Aims

Buffalo New York November 22 Former President William H Taft as president of the League to Enforce Peace declares firm commitment to world war aims as seen by allied nations and opposes any peace at present.

Buffalo N. Y William H. Taft League To

Slacker Arrests Flood Federal Office As Runners Hustle

Federal officers rounded up many alleged slackers over two days and yesterday the U S Marshal's cage filled. Lawyers' runners crowded the federal building provoking Marshal Mitchell to bar them from his office. One Italian cited a non stamped notice as excuse to skip physical exam, but exemption notices are government business and require no stamp.

United States Mitchell Federal

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