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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Hor lick’s Malted Milk as a very digestible recuperative diet for influenza patients. The small item highlights digestion and recovery support.
The article notes a veteran who was slightly wounded, spent months convalescing, and returned to the trenches. He died Oct. 9 at the Ontario Hospital, Orpington, England. A member of the Post composing room force for four years and Typographical Union No. 18 for a decade, he was 42. Survived by his mother and a brother and sister living in Canada.
Amado Pescosolido of Newton denounced unfair criticism of Nonantum Italian quarters during the influenza epidemic. He defended residents as self respecting and industrious, noting many own homes and aided wartime bond drives amid hardships.
A brief feature praising community values and warm domestic ideals framed as a reflection on nurturing families and neighborly care at home.
A major blaze leveled St. Jean de Baptiste Church in Pawtucket Rhode Island one of the largest Catholic churches in the region. The estimated loss stands at 200000 with several nearby residences damaged as the fire raged today.
Sparks set a chute blaze which was extinguished without damage. Engines from Providence and Central Falls aided, confining the fire to the structure which now stands only as four walls.
The notice urges citizens to purchase Liberty Bonds as an express wartime measure to fund national defense and ensure postwar stability. It stresses patriotism and timely investment to secure peace.
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