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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
2
In Montreal today eleven more soldiers died from Spanish influenza raising the total fatalities among troops to 23. The outbreak continues to claim lives as health officials race to contain the epidemic.
An ultimatum to Germany demanding an end to its destruction of cities and private property in northern France and Belgium is being urged on the allies and the United States and is under consideration.
A dispatch cites French reports that Cambrai is burning as German troops retreat. Allies warn Berlin that for every French or Belgian city ruined without military reason a comparable city will be destroyed in retaliation. The note suggests targeting Rhine cities and argues reprisals may curb further air attacks on civilians.
The notice calls for rapid subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan to hasten the hour of final reckoning with the Kaiser. It appeals to readers to support war financing and urges timely participation.
Paris October 2 H P Davison chairman of the American Red Cross war council received the commander cross of the Legion of Honor the highest rank ever bestowed on an American civilian President Poincare hosted Mr Davison and Harvey D Gibson at luncheon at the Elysee Palace during which Davison was formally presented with the cross
A steam trawler at the fish pier yesterday flew the 100 per cent Fourth Liberty Loan pennant, believed to be the first vessel in the harbor to do so. Other fishermen are following the example and many ships are expected to display the flag soon.
Mr and Mrs Henry Q Chesmore of Washington street Hollister celebrate 50 years of marriage with their five children and 19 grandchildren. They have spent all five decades in Hollister and wish to see victorious troops march home before their next anniversary.
Frank Whalen a South End bartender faced trial in Superior Criminal Court for breaking and entering the Berl ake and Small grocery liquor store on Neponset Avenue in the early hours of February 3. The case involves a $50,000 jewelry theft and a mysterious trunk that has stumped Pinkertons and local police for months.
James Kelly Patrick Moriarty Joseph Sheehan Thomas Allen and John Morrison are charged alongside Whalen in a bold safe blow at Timberlake and Small that yielded about $2,300 in cash and $40,000 in whiskey certificates. Patrolman Gallagher was shot. Whalen is identified by the officer, with Moriarty and Kelly also linked to the crime. The trial continues.
The appeal calls on soldiers to support the war effort by purchasing government bonds. It stresses the impact of each contribution in sustaining military operations and national financing.
A Boston reader urges yeowomen to assist the Red Cross during wartime efforts. The writer notes patriotism amid money talk and suggests young ladies donate evenings, assuring that modest attire will go unnoticed. Date cited is October 2.
Report notes actresses avoid makeshift cleansers and favor Canthrax mixed with hot water for a cheap three cent sham poo. It promises thorough cleansing, rapid drying, even color, and a healthier scalp to promote hair growth.
An old time advertisement touts Sloan's Pain Relief for joints muscles and back. It promises fast soothing relief without staining skin and notes a large bottle offers economy. Available from druggists.
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