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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
9
In the Sunday Post passage Lucille remarks that a tea party can epitomize all passions. The remark frames social ritual as a mirror of human feeling.
E. Phillips Oppenheim, famed for The Great Secret, presents a new tale of romance and intrigue. A beautiful actress, a society man, a morally dubious Marquis, and a jealous woman collide in a story of love, danger, and memory.
Paris dispatch reports six weeks of Allied operations with German attempts to flank failing. The article credits French and Belgian forces, with British support, for holding a circular Ypres front and repelling repeated assaults. German losses exceed 120,000, and Allied cohesion strengthens Belgium’s army readiness for future engagements.
An ad touts a wild Mexico herb claimed to reduce sugar and specific gravity in diabetes and restore vigor. It offers a 50 cent package for 10 cents plus a free diet booklet, with a satisfaction guarantee and mail order details from Ames Chemical Co, Box 102 L Whitney Point NY. The product is also sold at Riker Jaynes stores at regular price.
A tribute in verse recalling the undying duty of naval reserve crews. It speaks of the returning veterans, the honored dead, and the ongoing readiness of admirals and sailors to serve England. The poem evokes sea patrols, historical battles, and the continuity of courage across generations.
In a York Cottage letter dated November 20 1914 Queen Mary thanks Mrs. Walter H Page for American children’s Christmas gifts to children in England and entente countries. She notes the Jason will carry warm clothing and asks conveyance of thanks to all contributors.
Jefferson City Mo Nov 24 A proclamation by Governor Major calls on Missourians to observe December 9 as Charity Day to raise funds for food and clothing for destitute Europeans. A 50 member committee is appointed to oversee Missouri's efforts.
A Havas Agency despatch says 16 French newspaper men were shown a main trench and connected cuts along the battle line between the Oise and the Somme. The trench is six feet wide and three and a half to four feet deep, winding up a slope for 2 12 miles as musketry grows louder. The guide ordered silence.
An eyewitness account details a near front line engagement with German and French trenches seen under snow. It describes weapon fire, underground forts, barbed wire, a wall breach, and a brigadier general earning a general’s stripes as Arras ruins loom in the distance.
Amsterdam dispatch reports a refined allied infantry thrust against German trenches near the coast after a bombardment by the French squadron. German heavy artillery fire replied as Allied ships and torpedo boats pressed the coast assault.
A British squadron engaged off Ostend and Zeebrugge with limited success. German destroyers were damaged by fire from German artillery while Zeebrugge and surrounding areas faced fires. The battleship area burned near Westende and in Zeebrugge, the German submarines left port as fog descended, and civilians fled amid ongoing bombardment.
An official report from Petrograd via London says Russian forces on the Czestochowa Cracow front scored gains and took 6000 prisoners on November 22, signaling continued successes in the area.
Warren LaRue Thomas aged 70 former past grand master of the Grand Encampment of Templar United States died yesterday in Tucson Arizona He was born in Danville Kentucky and message from Tucson reports his death
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