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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

8

British French Advance Around Ypres and Bruges

Reports say allied troops entered Ypres capturing the town and forcing German retreat toward Lille. Ostend and Bruges remain under pressure as German forces push toward Dunkirk Calais and Boulogne while Belgium and French positions try to blunt the right wing advance.

Ostend Antwerp Dunkirk Calais Boulogne France Ypres von Boehm Lille Bruges Ghent Zeebrugge

Why Germans Need Belgium in the Western War

The New York Evening Sun expert outlines Germany’s shift from a single thrust at Paris to a plan clearing Belgium first. Antwerp and Ostend are seized to secure flank and rear, shorten the front, and position for a channel advance toward Lille Ghent and Antwerp, then march on Paris after dominating Belgium and northern France.

France Paris Berry-au-Bac Soissons Belfort Germany Mulhausen Belgium Poland London Antwerp Bruges Amiens Ostend Lille Arras New York Evening Sun Liege Marne Russia England Battle of the Marne Aisne Oise Meuse Rheims Scheldt Calais Dunkirk Boulogne Channel Metz Noyon Ghent Abbeville Chaulnes von Kluek von Kluck St. Quentin Pas de Calais Nord Meurthe-et-Moselle Somme

Life Insurance Presidents Act Advertisement Proposal

An advertisement quotes John Beazley Webb of Tona Vita urging a bill in state legislatures to improve death statistics. It links nervous debility to rapid living and promotes Tona Vita as a tonic available at Boston drug stores.

Association of Life Insurance Presidents John Beazley Webb Boston

Papal Secretary Casparri Voiced Pro French Views

Rome reports Cardinal Casparri, newly appointed papal Secretary of State, favors closer ties with France. Former canon law professor at the Catholic University of Paris, he supports reconciling France and the Vatican.

Rome Cardinal Casparri Papal Catholic University of Paris France Vatican

Martial Law Proclaimed in Portuguese Congo

Lisbon reports from Luanda that martial law has been proclaimed throughout the Portuguese Congo. The colony covers about 500000 square miles with a population around 7 million. Military forces total 5000, including 360 natives.

Portugal Turkey France Portuguese Congo Lisbon London Luanda Western Africa

Woman appeals for aid for Atlanta strikers in textile protests

Mrs. Sarah A. Conboy organizer of the United Textile Workers of America urged at a South End Women's Trade Union League meeting for aid to about 1000 striking workers at Atlanta mills seeking a living wage and better factory conditions described as appalling.

Sarah A. Conboy United Textile Workers of America Women’s Trad Union League South End Atlanta

Harvard Crimson Elects New Editorial Board Members

The Harvard Crimson named Dwight H. Ingram of Chicago Illinois and Percival Reuters of Pittsburg Pennsylvania as assistant managing editors. William K B Emerson of New York was chosen as Secretary of the Crimson board.

The Harvard Crimson Dwigh H. Ingram Chicago Percival Reuters Pittsburg Penn William K. B. Emerson New York Crimson

Pictorial Feature Teases Sunday Post Page

A teaser notes readers will see pictorial coverage on Everybody's Page in the Sunday Post. The notice invites attention to the illustrated feature and hints at forthcoming visual content in the paper.

The Sunday Post

Rheumasalts touted as kidney aid in old ad copy

An advertisement claims uric acid from meat overloads kidneys and causes headaches nervousness and fatigue. It promotes Rheumasalts a uric acid solvent and saline laxative to purify and energize kidneys, available at druggists including Riker Jaynes and Voughton & Dutton Co. Minneapolis based Rheumabath company.

Minneapolis Minn Riker-Jaynes Voughton & Dutton Co

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