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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
3
An ad touts a homemade cough syrup using Pinex pine extract and sugar syrup to ease chest pain loosen phlegm and help breathing within 24 hours. It claims superiority to store bought syrups and offers preparation options with honey or molasses while guaranteeing satisfaction.
Report highlights surge of female workers in Gray & Davis plant on Cambridge Parkway. Lunch hour scenes reveal hundreds of women in overalls and trousers as they join the war effort with safe workwear and parkfront camaraderie during Indian summer.
Representative Cannon of Illinois responds to Secretary Tumulty's Cleveland letter quoting McKinley speeches. He says he heard McKinley speeches in 1898 and denies McKinley raised partisan politics. Cannon aims to counter Tumulty's claim that Wilson's appeal echoed McKinley era rhetoric.
The United Cigar Stores Company will raise prices next Wednesday by 12 to 20 percent. Boston retailers report increases across brands with cigars selling eight and 11 cents rising to 10 and 13 cents and three for 25 cents moving to 10 and 11 cents each.
Private John F. Caton of East Boston, _I_ Company, 101st Infantry, commended for gallantry and meritorious service in the second battle of the Marne. Major General Edwards forwards the citation noting heroic actions from July 18 to July 26 during the 26th Division advance that captured Torey, Belleau, Givry, and surrounding woods and roads.
Henry V. Beacon a Cateract Refining Company salesman of Providence was arrested in South Boston for assault and battery after his auto struck 6 year old Charles Savin skis of 2 B street South Boston. The boy reportedly ran from a street car into the car path.
Townwide Halloween spirit rises as Boston area residents prepare for festive activities. Witches, goblins, and Jack o Lanterns feature in events with indoor games and harvest-time decorations. Food plays a role, while war effort sentiment encourages thrifty treats.
P C Caylor chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the Texas and Pacific system died here last night of pneumonia after a noted career in railroad brotherhood circles.
Advertisement touts Gets-It as the sole certain corn remover. It claims a few drops peel corns off like a banana, avoids cutting and tape, and offers a money back guarantee. Manufactured by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago Illinois.
Wolf sets in black taupe and Kamchatka finish at 50 dollars. Hudson seal dyed musk rat begins at 27.50 with separate muffs 15 and scarves 12.50. Girls and misses furs range 7.50 to 29.50 featuring moufflon coney lamb muskrat and opossum.
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