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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts Meérode and Harvard Mills underwear as offering comfortable, tailored fit in all temperatures. It highlights flatlock seams ensuring only one layer of fabric, with garments fully finished for a neat silhouette.
Wakefield Massachusetts producer Winship Boit and Co Harvard Knitting Mill markets Merode and Harvard Mills hand finished underwear in a brief textile notice. The item highlights two brands linked to local textile firms.
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a soothing antiseptic from Australian eucalyptus promising relief from catarrh asthma and congestion. It promotes a complete Hyomei outfit with inhaler and bottle at a low price and offers extra bottles if you already own an inhaler.
Secretary of State Lansing, speaking at Auburn Theological Seminary’s centennial, urged that future peace must rest on strict justice and the common good. He warned against revenge and urged discrimination between ignorant and intelligent, responsible and irresponsible, masters and serfs as the world moves to postwar reconstruction.
The Diocese of Massachusetts will administer Holy Communion by intinction following Bishop Lawrence’s order on medical advice. The sacramental wafer is dipped in wine by the officiant before distribution to the communicant, differing from the ordinary Episcopal method where the cup is given to the communicant.
Boston woman Miss Julia S O Connor of Medford leads a wage commission investigating working conditions and wages for telephone and telegraph employees nationwide. She presides over the telephone operators department of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
Otis Churchill 9 once Abington oldest resident and Post cane holder died at home after long heart illness. A former shoe manufacturer, he was a member of the Masons and Odd Fellows.
Urges readers to invest heavily in Liberty bonds declaring a guaranteed safe gain. Promoter casts the bonds as the ultimate wartime savings, urging strong commitment and no risk to the investor.
Washington October 10. Woman's party members staged a protest on the plaza in front of the Senate wing against the Senate's failure to act on the federal suffrage amendment. Capitol police removed banners as some women struggled, but there were no arrests.
Rear Admiral William A. Gill aged 60, president of the board of inspection and survey in Washington, died early today at St Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport after a day of pneumonia. The body will be taken to Arlington Virginia for burial.
Edmund R. Sargent assistant superintendent of mails died yesterday at the central post office. He felt ill after telephoning his wife to join him and collapsed at his desk. He was 59 and lived at 41 Sherwood Street Roslindale. He served in the Post Office Department since 1875 and is survived by his wife.
Princess Radziwill will vividly recount the lives of Russia’s grand dukes in a feature for Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The serialized tells begin next Sunday with an intimate portrait style, drawing on historical detail and personal insight.
A Cambridge hearing before the Gas Light Commissioners examined the City petition to roll back the gas rate from 1.15 to 1.05 per 1000 cubic feet. The session adjourned to Oct 18 to allow City Solicitor Nelligan to study extensive company figures.
If everyone does what he should do, putting across the Fourth Liberty Loan will be a cinch. Help make it a cinch. Subscribe again.
Thomas F Keenan a longtime Boston newspaper figure and Democratic political activist died at St Elizabeth's Hospital after a two year illness He served on city and state committees the City Council board of aldermen and in the Legislature He was born March 11 1854 and began as a messenger boy before a long career with the Boston Advertiser Herald and Globe He is survived by three sons and a daughter with funeral set for St Columkille s Church tomorrow at 9 00 AM
The message urges peace through the Wilson plan and promotes bond purchase as a path to end the war. It emphasizes a wartime bond drive as a civic duty, placing trust in President Wilson’s approach and reinforcing national unity.
In Hartford Connecticut on October 10, Kilgalin and Donovan faced perjury charges for allegedly naming Joan Kirby of Boston as the third robber of City Bank and Trust Company. Kirby is said to be innocent of the May robbery, with William Murray serving a three year sentence in Wethersfield. The defendants pleaded not guilty and sought a December trial date to secure witnesses.
In Boston, the men have been in state prison since June serving time for their role in an attempted robbery which they admitted. State's Attorney Alcorn said he doubted the men's statements.
Chin Mang of Springfield and Lee Fong Gee of Chelsea, Chinese aliens, must stay in the United States army though neither can become citizens or speak English. Judge Johnson denied their petition for discharge from military service as aliens.
U S Ambassador William Graves Sharp became the first civilian to enter St Quentin after the town’s capture. He and his party were received by General Debeney and Generals Mangin and then visited Noyon Ham and Soissons in France during October 10 events.
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