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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1918

Page

2

U S Boys Lose Heavily in Argonne, Forest Action

Berlin reports strong American forces attacked Germans east of the Argonne with heavy fighting around Apremont and Montrebeau Forest. The Americans were driven back with heavy enemy losses, while Meuse artillery caused destruction and armored cars were engaged by infantry and pioneers.

Berlin London Argonne Forest Apremont Montrebeau Forest Argonne Meuse

Cottage Cheese Desserts and Uses Featured by Board

The Massachusetts Board of Food Administration endorses cottage cheese as a cheap versatile base for desserts and dishes. Recipes include Camouflage Sausage Nut Loaf Cottage Cheese Salad and Fluff with eggs cream and fruit arranged in a pyramid for presentation.

Massachusetts Board of Food Administration

Huns Beaten By Russians Report From Stockholm

Stockholm reports to the State Department say German forces around Pskoff are retreating after losses to Ukrainians. Bielgerod is evacuated and Petrograd suffers dire food shortages with rationing and high prices amid ongoing cholera.

Washington Russia State Department Stockholm Pskoff Moscow Bielgerod Petrograd

Turko-Troops Accused of Looting and Burning Kaku City

Reports claim Turkish forces robbed and burned Kaku while oil reserves in the city were set ablaze. Observers describe a state of chaos prevailing as authorities struggle to respond.

Kaku

Serious Times for Empire Says Kaiser

Emperor William in a message to the fatherland party pledges a united response in these serious times. He calls on the German people to contribute blood and wealth to defend the fatherland against enemy plans and to secure peace among nations with God’s help.

London Emperor William Fatherland Party Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company

Front Line Battle Covers About 250 Miles On Franco-Belgian Front

Paris reports that roughly five eighths of the Franco-Belgian front are engaged in a major battle. The Intransigeant notes a total front near 400 miles with active fighting extending over about 250 miles.

Paris

Bond Investment Ad Highlights Global Security Appeal

An appeal urges readers to invest in bonds as a safeguard against further German aggression and economic risk. The message frames bond ownership as a prudent, security focused choice for today.

Sinking of the Unarmed Fishermen Painting by Browne

Provincetown artist George Elmer Browne created a six by eight foot painting titled The Sinking of the Unarmed Fishermen off the Coast of Cape Cod to boost the Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan. Displayed in New York during the drive, it drew praise from Treasury officials and hung in Fifth Avenue shop windows along with other war paintings. Browne chose a timely subject illustrating the Cape Cod tragedy and received official appreciation letters from the Treasury.

Cape Cod George Elmer Browne Provincetown Liberty Loan Mr. Browne New York Fifth Avenue 28Th Street 59Th Street Treasury Department Browne Treasury New England

New Appeal Made to Save Peach Stones

The Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross urges residents of the metropolitan district to save all fruit stones and nutshells for the Gas Defence Division of the U S Army. Stones and shells yield carbon for gas masks used by soldiers in war zones to guard against poison gas. The Red Cross aims to collect as much as possible and speed the effort.

Boston American Red Cross United States Army Red Cross

There Can Be No American Waterloo

A brief wartime exhortation urges readers to support national defense through bond purchases, emphasizing patriotic resolve and collective effort for victory.

Seventy Apply for Harvard Marines

Seventy applicants reported at Harvard yesterday for admission to the student Marine Corps established at the college with the S A T C. Accepted men will train toward commissions at officers' schools. Aviation candidates may join the aviation section of the Devil Dogs after a year of college work. After three months at Harvard they go to Tech for aviation training then to Mineola for commission.

Harvard Marine Corps Devil Dogs Tech Mineola

Buy Bonds to Help Pay the Purchase Price of Victory

A civic appeal urges readers to buy bonds as a means to fund victory efforts. The message emphasizes immediate action and collective support through bond purchases.

Transport Fights Sub Off Atlantic Port

British transport arriving with wounded Canadian officers reports a brief naval engage with a German submarine six miles away. The ship increased speed to avoid trouble, fired after a shell landed near the stern, and after about five minutes the submarine disappeared in smoke.

Atlantic

British cavalry surround Damascus in World War I push

British forces marching from Palestine have virtually surrounded Damascus by Sept 30 1918. Cavalry units hold north west and south of the city. About 1000 prisoners and five guns were captured from the enemy rear guards in the maneuver.

London Palestine Damascus

German colonies minister tipped as Hertling successor

Paris dispatch says Dr W B Solf is named first as potential successor to Count von Hertling. Other candidates include Count von Brockdorff Rantzau, Count von Bernstorff, Friedrich von Payer and Konstantin Falkenbach.

Solf Hertling Paris Havas Berlin Count von Hertling Zurich le Journal Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Denmark Count von Bernstorff Washington Turkey Friedrich von Payer Imperial Konstantin Fahrenbach Reichstag

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