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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1917

Page

4

New England Must Raise $100 Million for Victory Today

New England must raise $100,000,000 between 9 A.M. and midnight to push the Liberty Loan total toward a $500,000,000 district goal. Boston banks stay open, crowds march in three patriotic parades, and notable subscriptions from American Woolen Co. and dozens of firms push the region toward the maximum as supporters urge every resident to buy bonds.

New England Boston Boston Common Camp Devens 30St Curley David I. Walsh McCall Rush Boston Navy Yard Johnston Department of the Northeast Mollie Waddy Rascal Tony Sam Perkins Federal Reserve Bank American Woolen Co Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Fourth Atlantic National Bank Brown Bros. & Co F. S. Moseley & Co Duc Ossie American Hide & Leather American Glue Co Hornblower & Weeks Noyes-Buick CO National Life Insurance Co Mills Biddeford Christian Science Church American Hardware Co Landers Frary & Clark New Goa Stanley Rule & Level Co Stanley Works New Britain Conn International Trust Liberty Mutual Ins. Co Boston Insurance Co Atlantic Gulf & West Indies A. C. Lawrence Leather Company Peabody Weston D. T. Timagenis Liberty Loan Braintree Frederick C. Folsom Arthur Haynes Draper Brothers Canton The Federal Bank Bureau of Engraving and Frinting Washington Federal Reserve Bank Organization New York Federal Reserve District Lynn Pittsfield Nantucket Newton Concord Milton Whitinsville Abington Amesbury Bridgewater East Bridgewater Haverhill Holyoke Ipswich Lowell Merrimac New Bedford Spencer Springfield Wakefield Winchendon Woburn New Hampshire Fremont Newmarket Dover Farmington Lisbon Nashua Portsmouth Maine Pepperell Mills Bangor Bar Harbor Vermont Bradford Proctorsville North Troy Lyndonville New England Telephone & Telegraph Company American Telegraph Dartmouth Manufacturing Company Travelers’ Insurance Company of Hartford Coastwise Transportation Company

Tenth of Scout Army Sells $35,991,150 Bonds

Reports from about one tenth of the Boy Scouts of America’s quarter million volunteers show total Liberty Loan bond sales of 35,991,150 dollars. Headquarters urged citizens to buy bonds today rather than just pay war taxes.

Advertising Men John K. Allen Albert Boulton Brookline N. H South Station East Cambridge North Packing & Provision Company Liberty Loan Federal Reserve Bank Scout Army New York Boy Scouts of America

Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief

Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated tablets claim gentle, natural bowel and liver action with no griping and are sold by druggists for 10c or 25c per box.

Edwards Calomel J. Edwards Clive

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