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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
6
The Suffolk county jury sessions are postponed for at least a week delaying the Monday start and the call of general and Special trials lists. Epidemic and counsel engagements on advisory and draft boards are given as reasons for the delay with no new start date announced yet.
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels to cure indigestion. It claims improved appetite energy and elimination of bad taste with no cramps, priced 10c or 25c per box.
The Secretary of the Navy notes American submarines joined allied patrols against U-boats. A visit to a European base reveals training, seamanship, and close Allied cooperation as crews endure harsh winters and dangerous patrols. The narrator, aboard a submarine, compares flags and aims at mutual targets with a British admiral onboard.
The piece describes American submarine crews learning in wartime after training in American waters. It highlights Captain N- of the British Navy guiding the flotilla, his daring Dardanelles exploits, and the cross training under sea conditions. The scene unfolds with a practice voyage under grim weather and disciplined, specialist crews aboard long gray submarines.
The note indicates ongoing coverage with continuations promised in tomorrow's Post and in daily and Sunday editions until the story is completed. It signals an unfolding report across multiple issues.
Friends and relatives paid final tribute at the Brooklin services held at his residence on Coolidge Street. Rev Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple led the ceremony with Lotus Quartet music. Pallbearers were Oslie Wyman Theodore Earle Joseph Everitt W Jameson James Travers Jack Farren. Burial followed at Forest Hills Cemetery. Howell was a well known young figure in the automobile business, rising from J H MacAlman’s employ to partner.
An elderly health column promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims four ounces of the salt dissolved in water before breakfast can relieve kidney pain, bladder disorders, and related ailments, noting the drink is harmless and inexpensive.
A compact note highlights roles of school personnel as teachers and soldiers, adding anecdotes and private-album style photographs to illustrate experiences. The piece reflects on dual duties and classroom life enriched by personal images.
John E. Galvin a Boston attorney died at his Dorchester home after a long career in general practice with emphasis on conveyancing and probate matters. He was born in 1858, Harvard Law School graduate, long associated with Edward J. Flynn, survived by his wife. Mineral services set for Thursday at St. Leo's Church Dorchester.
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