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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1917

Page

3

New England Lags in Liberty Bond Drive

New England trails targets for the Liberty loan as a six day total of 29.2 million is reported. The drive faces a daily 26 million need to reach the 500 million quota, while campaigns, parades, and bonds sales push to rally households, banks, and workers to invest and back the war effort.

New England United States Boston Federal Reserve Bank England France Germany Bank of England Bank of France Bank of Germany America Liberty Loan Andover Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company State Street Trust Company Liberty Cottage South Boston Columbus Club Joseph Maynard Henry Jean Gautreau North Cambridge Henry Pittsfield Congress

Doctor touts Orlex hair darkening home remedy

A. L. Paulson M. D. of New York City promotes Orlex powder as a diy gray hair solution. Dissolve in water to stroke through hair. one or two applications shade from light brown to black. Box claims no harmful metals and promises a youthful look though hair color may vary.

A. L. Paulson M. D New York City Orlex

Mrs Burnham Credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy

Jamaica New York woman recalls suffering head and backache dizziness and irregularity for two years. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Compound three times daily she reports restored health and urges others to share success stories.

Jamaica N. Y Lydia EF. Pinkham

Robbed of $30 by Hold-Up Men

David Bannen of 125 Franklin Street Malden was robbed by three men last night as they held a revolver to his face and rifled his pockets near his home. They escaped before police arrived after rumors of a $300 shooting sparked a wide search by nine officers. Two suspects wore soft hats and one wore a cap.

David Bannen Franklin Street Malden Bannen

Schools to heat or close as health chief reviews homes

Boston health commissioner Dr Francis X Mahoney will meet with Dr Devine of the school committee and Superintendent Dyer on heating of school buildings. Mayor Curley said he would close unheated schools if they threaten children’s health, criticizing coal saving at education’s expense.

Francis X. Mahoney Boston Devine Dyer Mahoney Curley

BostonSchool Coal Plan Rows Highlight Administrative Disconnect

Dr Mahoney vows to follow Mayor's orders while acting as adviser to schools Keough blames coal failures for school closings and admits limited authority over lighting Mulvey. Chairman Lee recalls giving orders to abandon coal conservation and stop fires amid slack autumn attendance at public schools.

Joseph Lee Mulvey Lee Public Schools of Boston

No clear details on janitors orders mixup

A brief interview fragment ends with a question about possible confusion over janitors orders and a deflecting reply. The text captures a tense exchange and leaves the exact nature of the orders unclear.

Closed schools reflect weather related disruption

The report notes only two schools closed yesterday due to insufficient heat, with a brief mention of inquiry about comments from Mr. Lee.

Mr. Lee

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