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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1918
Page
9
Washington October 14 recall to active duty of Major General William C Gorgas former surgeon general of the army is announced by Secretary Baker. He will complete his inspection of medical facilities in France and England then return to the United States to report.
An advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir a 67 year old vegetable tonic that wards off influenza and eases grip attacks by improving digestion and appetite. It claims no mineral drugs and no reaction while urging readers to ask their local druggist or Dr J F True & Co Auburn LE for the remedy.
Berlin press declares German note to President Wilson as clear and unambiguous and says only allied chauvinism could block peace, signaling firm stance in Copenhagen report.
The Lokal Anzeiger says President Wilson is ready to communicate with the allies to broker a truce and send plenipotentiaries for peace negotiations. Berlin papers echo support for his leading principles as a condition for fruitful negotiations.
Vorwaerts asserts the German government shows a will for peace and reflects the people’s will. Boersen Courier says Germany accepts Wilson’s principles without reservations. Kruetz Zeitung warns Germany will not accept peace at any price, not sacrificing territory or honor.
President Wilson submitted nominations to the Senate including Luther K. Zabriskie of Norwich Conn now vice consul to be consul of class 38 and Assistant Surgeons Clarence N. Waring and George A Wheeler to be passed assistant surgeons of the public health service The note ends with a call to act quickly for the Fourth Liberty Loan with six days left.
If the epidemic grip lessens further, authorities may lift the amusement embargo on Monday, Oct 21. Upcoming shows include Laurette Taylor in Happiness at the Hollis, Chu Chin Chow at Shu bert, Oh Lady Lady at the Wilbur, and other attractions across Boston venues with new vaudeville and movie bills.
A Sunday Post installment by H. F. Wheeler highlights Pershing’s boyhood leadership in Laclede and previews more of his early life in next week’s feature.
A Cambridge nurse was accosted on Winter street Sunday by a well dressed man who claimed to be George E. Roberts and then Nelson. Special Officer Ryan arrested the suspect after following and overhearing the nurse. The man pleaded for time when brought before the court and was denied immediate funds for a fine.
Judge Sullivan openly debated sending him to jail over a payment that was allowed. The dialogue centered on whether enforcement should include incarceration and drew attention to the defendant's financial situation and legal status.
Frederick J. Stimson the American ambassador to Argentina was received by the Chilean president in Santiago on Oct 14 en route to Buenos Aires. A luncheon will be hosted tomorrow and a reception given tonight at the American embassy in his honor.
The President will attend to German affairs while directing focus on bond management. This briefing outlines key actions and the expected coordination with allied representatives.
An advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a cure listed under E. W. Grove with a signature on notice 306. The ad implies colds and flu can be removed by the remedy.
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