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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1917

Page

7

Massachusetts Milk Crisis Sparks Governor Battle

Frederick W. Mansfield denounces Governor McCall over food storage and prices arguing the state can force lower living costs under the 1917 act. He cites the Boston Health Department and warns of extended storage and hoarding while recounting tank captain Haigh’s visit to discuss wartime ingenuity.

Massachusetts McCall Boston Health Department Public Safety Committee Mr. Endicott Mr. Storrow Governor McCall Washington Herman Lithgow State Board of Charities Boston Board of Health Buffalo Cleveland War Department Massachusetts Board of Health

Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate

A health advice column urges morning consumption of a hot glass of water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims this purges poisons and toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improving headaches bad breath and complexion.

Vitalitas hailed as rheumatism remedy by Boston guide

Robert Slater of Maplewood Massachusetts, a longtime guide to visitors, praises Vitalitas after suffering rheumatism. He claims the remedy lets him stand, sleep, and work better, saying it is the greatest remedy for rheumatism. Woodward's Drug Store at 102 Tremont Street sells Vitalitas along with other druggists.

Mr. Slater Sylvan Street Maplewood Mass Vitalitas Slater Woodward’s Drug Store Tremont Street

Former Newburyport Distiller Dead at 84

Provincetown, Oct. 24 George J. Caldwell 84 of 8 Kent Street Newburyport distiller lineage dating to 1653 died today He was single and survived by several nieces and nephews

Provincetown George J. Caldwell Kent Street Newburyport Caldwell

Russian Violinist Efrem Zimbalist To Play In Symphony Hall

The first weekday recital at Symphony Hall is set for Saturday afternoon November 3. Renowned Russian violinist Efrem Zimbalist will perform Franck’s Sonata in A minor Bach’s Chaconne three movements from Lalo’s Spanish Symphony and four short pieces by Tor Aulin.

Symphony Hall Efrem Zimbalist Franck Bach Lalo Tor Aulin

Patriot bonds sale framed as investment by Rockefeller era icon

Editorial lauds Liberty Bonds as proof of patriotism and a rare investment opportunity, comparing buyers to powerful figures like Rockefeller who could previously access such gains.

Rockefeller

One Day Is Long Enough With a Cough

A brief update notes a day is lengthy due to a persistent cough. no other context or names are provided in the fragment.

Adamson

British tank in New York aids Liberty Loan drive

Captain Richard Haigh leads a 26 ton Royal Berkshire tank in New York to boost the Liberty Loan effort. The 160 horsepower vehicle consumes eight gallons of gasoline per mile and moves at about two to six miles per hour with five Lewis guns as its armament.

Haigh No-Man's Land Britain Somme New York Bowie Richard Haigh Royal Berkshires New York City Western Front

Buy More Liberty Bonds for the Boys at War

Patriotic appeal urges readers to support victory by purchasing Liberty Bonds. The message highlights the moral duty to equip troops and back national efforts as soldiers go “over the top.”

British recruiters accept 27 men at New England mission

Recruiting officers at the British mission's headquarters 44 Bromfield street accepted 27 men yesterday from 84 examined. The men hailed from Springfield Ludlow and Palmer as flying squads travel through New England to promote recruitment for the war effort. A Liberty Bond is urged as a powerful wartime message.

Bromfield Street Springfield Ludlow Palmer New England States

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