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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1917

Page

4

New England Rallies for Liberty Loan Drive Amid War Call

Clergymen lead a nationwide appeal urging citizens to buy Liberty Bonds as New England seeks to raise 130 million dollars in six days to reach a total of 300 million. Leaders stress duty, oversubscription, and unity across states, with Liberty Day planned nationwide and banks ready to handle evening business.

New England United States Germany Treasury Department Madame New England Liberty Loan Committee Daniel G. Wing First National Bank Tral Joseph Santosuosso Boston Greater Carlo Arzillo Andrew Badaracco Vittorio Orlandini Faneuil Hall Vincent Brogna Alfred Santosuosso Domenico Campana J. A. Petitti Luigi Maszi C. Mazzeo Thomas Nutile Domenico Pacino Michael Leveron Giuseppe Padulo Antonio Maretta F. Capone Frank Vega John Guaragna Joseph DeMarco Benjamin Fucillo Charles Gardello Louis Potenza Nunziato Mondello Cesare Melchion Boston Common Tremont Temple Franklin K. Lane Samuel B. Winslow Worcester Joseph A. Conry Jordan Hall Mme. Chalatov Miss Quimby Nicola Olukanoff Mme. Oudricek

Liberty Bonds Drive At Church and City Rallys

Liberty bonds were sold in the Church of the Advent hall with parishioners and Boy Scouts assisting. Sermon by Dr William Harman van Allen urged investing in Liberty bonds as safe war support and praise for bond buyers.

Church of Advent Church of the Advent William Harman van Allen van Allen Albert Arvanian Advent Service Cabot England Carl G. Fowler Church of the Advent Choir Boy Scouts Joseph Battaglia Leslie Milne Bradford Nichols Charles Anderson John Tulloch

Treasury Denies Subscriptions Fudging In Liberty Loan Drive

The Treasury says Liberty Loan totals reflect official and district estimates exactly as reported and not altered. Officials note $1.973 billion raised, under 40 percent of the $5 billion target, with a closing push planned and Liberty Day emphasis ahead.

Treasury Department Washington Liberty Loan Treasury

No Medicine in 4 Years Internal Bath Ad Claim

An advertisement claims Internal Bathing with the J B L Cascade cured chronic constipation. A letter from A Czarneck praises the cure since May 12, 1913, and promotes a booklet by Dr Charles Tyrrell. The ad notes Liggett Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in New England distributing the device and booklet.

A. Czarneck Chas. A. Tyrrell New York Chas. A. Tyrrell, M. D Liggett- Riker-Jaynes New England

Bond Support Message Encourages Liberty Support

An exhortation urges readers to buy bonds to honor living among liberty loving people. The fragment mentions Uncle Sam and patriotic duty, reflecting a World War II era call to public financial support.

Uncle Sam Dewi Bo

Liberty Bond Call Hits Home Front

A wartime appeal urges readers to buy Liberty bonds to support the war effort while warning against Kaiser aggression. Local officials promote bond drives and emphasize citizen duty, with appeals to families and businesses to participate.

Plant Juice touted as stomach remedy in Charlestown ad

An advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a new herbal stomach remedy to relieve indigestion and related symptoms. It cites Mrs. Etta Wetmore of Monument Square, Charlestown, praising the product after years of illness and weight loss, and notes a Plant Juice demonstrator at Houghton & Dutton Co. store rug department.

Etta Wetmore Monument Square Charlestown Houghton & Dutton Co

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