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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1918
Page
3
The call urges immediate action as soldiers advance against the Huns. Citizens are urged to support the war effort by buying bonds without delay. The message blends patriotic duty with a push for financial backing to sustain military operations.
London dispatch profiles Jim Thomas a Welsh railway worker turned union leader and potential Labour Party figure. It highlights his rise from engine cleaner to secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, his loyalty to Asquith, and speculation on a postwar labor movement led by railway and coal workers amid Liberal debates on home rule conscription and independence.
American forces on the Champagne front, aided by French troops, advanced about four miles beyond initial lines. They captured St Etienne, seized prisoners and matériel, and pushed a German withdrawal that loosened Rheims’ menace while facing stiff enfilading fire on the flanks.
German forces began a withdrawal along a 28 mile front, retreating from positions previously held. Allied units moved to exploit the retreat, advancing into abandoned trenches and capturing scattered supply points.
Plans by the War Camp Community and allied organizations bar girls under 18 from street fundraising for drives, with the Catholic War Work Council restricting to under 20. Licenses are issued by Mrs. James Gookin, and all workers must be supervised. Badges and distinctive dress are required, and late hours are prohibited.
Newport Rhode Island and the Second Naval District show fewer new cases and deaths. In the city two deaths occurred with fewer cases. in the naval district there were two deaths and 16 new cases. Fort Adams reported one death and no new cases.
A wartime style notice urges buying bonds to fund tanks and promotes a recuperative diet for influenza. The ad mentions Horlick’s Malted Milk as a digestible product and frames the message as civic and health oriented.
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