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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1918

Page

5

Peace by Easter, Oxford professor predicts end of war

Rev Edward N Walker of Queen's College, Oxford, visiting Boston with the British educational mission, says Germany must be isolated before peace. He notes Bulgaria's collapse and expects Austria and Turkey to follow, with peace by Easter or soon after.

Edward N Walker Queen’s College Oxford England Germany Bulgaria Austria Turkey Great Britain

War Service Medal for Mrs Vanderbilt

Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt was notified she received the patriotic service medal of the American Social Science Association and the Council of the National Institute of Social Sciences for aid activities benefiting American soldiers and sailors.

Newport, H. 1 Ellen French Vanderbilt American Social Science Association Council of the National Institute of Social Sciences

Keep Looking Young With Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. The copy claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and touts olive colored tablets, priced 10 or 25 cents per box, available at all druggists.

Edwards Ohio

Divided on Noon Closing in Greater Boston Stores

Prominent Boston women welcome a proposed noon to 1 pm lunch hour to free labor for war work. They acknowledge drawbacks as well as benefits and favor the plan, though critics worry about shopping needs for workers with morning to evening shifts.

Greater Boston

Noonday store closing debated by city women leaders

Mrs Eva Hoffman and Mrs Everett Morss back a plan to close stores at noon to reserve meals for sales staff. Critics warn of crowding at eateries and delays for shoppers while advocates say a fixed lunch could improve health and efficiency for employees.

Ida M. Hebbard The Housekeepers’ League Mrs. Hebbard Eva Hoffman Mother’s League Everett Morss Women's Municipal League Lillian K. Swift Business Women's Club

New High Record on French Defence Bonds

Paris reports that subscriptions for national defence bonds in the first half of October totaled 1.472 billion francs. The sum marks the largest period total since issue and surpasses the previous October record by 500 million francs, beating the second fortnight of 1918.

Paris

Grip scare closes Paris high schools

Paris authorities close all high schools from Oct 26 to Nov 4 as a preventive measure against the grip epidemic. The outbreak remains severe in the city with ongoing public health efforts.

Paris Havas

Wounded American Soldiers Arrive at Atlantic Port

More than 200 wounded American soldiers arrived on a U S transport at an Atlantic port yesterday. Some will be sent to Boston City Hospital for treatment and others to various forts around Boston for care today.

United States Atlantic Boston City Hospital Boston

Concord Schools Reopen After Influenza Ban

After more than a month closed due to the influenza ban Concord public schools resume regular sessions this morning.

Concord Public

Lincoln Man Sherman to Receive Gold-Headed Cane for Longevity

Daniel H Sherman of Lincoln becomes the town s oldest male resident and will receive the Boston Post gold headed cane from Senator Charles Sumner Smith on Wednesday. Sherman will be 88 next May 16. The Postcans holder before him was George Minott Baker who died at age 99.

Coolidge Judge Day Service Club K. of C Knights of Columbus Charles W. Lyons Boston College Boston J. D. McNair Charlestown Navy Yard J. C. Burns Edwin Arthur Shuman Lincoln Daniel H. Sherman Charles Sumner

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