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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
2
An overseas steam ship captain testified that a German submarine failed to attack an unarmed freighter. The raider surfaced close by then moved off without firing. The crew viewed the commander as a fool chasing "reform" and deemed him human despite treason claims.
Public health style ad urging kidney cleansing with Jad Salts or rad Salts mixed in water. Claims kidneys filter blood daily and cites backache relief, bladder health, and alkaline urine. Advises high water intake and regular use of lithia-based effervescent drinks. Endorses affordability and safety.
Leading hospitals in New York and New England endorse this disinfectant and invite customers to profit from their choice. Sent prepaid on receipt of price if local druggist grocer or department store lacks it. Booklet with full directions accompanies each bottle from The Sulpho Napthal Co Boston Mass.
A Massachusetts wartime conservation drive forms a committee after a State House conference. The group will map all stores hotels and homes to identify usable materials for war work. Henry Endicott stresses widespread salvage and schoolchildren involvement is urged.
Mrs. H. Denton-White of 149 Mt. Vernon street West Roxbury brings strawberries roses and clover picked in her garden yesterday afternoon to the Post as readers ponder a time related mystery.
Notice from the President amends selective service regulations allowing city letter carriers in certain districts to receive deferred classification upon submission of affidavits by the postmaster. The amendment was received yesterday at the State House.
A deaf mute named John F. Winter writes to the Post urging all voters to back Democrat David I. Walsh for the U.S. Senate. He cites Walsh’s support for the deaf mute school in Boston, workers’ half holidays, and labor ties, while opposing Lodge’s peace ideas and Weeks.
Massachusetts wartime labor plan moves to shift workers from non essential industries to essential war production. State Director Everett W. Lord will issue lists classifying industries and notify plants to release staff. He will confer with the ordnance department and regional officials to speed the labor shortage relief in western Massachusetts.
Jeremiah A. O Leary former editor of the Bull who faced a draft law conspiracy trial postponed by illness refused two court appointed physicians access for examination. The court will decide tomorrow if he remains to be tried promptly after removal to the Tombs from a hospital.
Cleek solves the locked compartment murder in a train mystery titled The Mystery of the 5 28 to appear in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine.
Miss Helen Hughes leads New England Women’s Student Division with 35 faculty members at the Little Building. Dr Alfred E Stearns chairs the campaign and estimates New England students will give 600000, with a national goal of 3000000. State chairs listed from Bowdoin Exeter Vermont Wells Yale and Brown universities.
Archbishop Meletius, primate of the Holy Synod of Greece, will address a public audience at Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston today from 9 30 to 12. He visits to discuss Greek church affairs and will be hosted by Bishop Lawrence and local Episcopal leaders. Boston council chair W F Harris and vice president Dr Charles W Eliot participate.
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