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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
8
United States releases Russia documents alleging German manipulation of Bolshevik leaders and military detachments. Notes from the German General Staff accuse Trotzky and Lenine of obeying German orders, with warnings about Parski replacing Bonch Bruevich and plans to guard Pskoff and Narva.
Advertisement promotes Ascatco as a home remedy for hay fever with rapid relief from headaches eye pain and sneezing. Claims preventions of nasal congestion and asthma symptoms and offers a free sample from Ascatco Laboratory 243 West 47th Street New York with sale by Boston distributors and druggists.
An advertisement extolls Sloan's Liniment as a safe soothing remedy for rheumatism sprains sore muscles and after effects of exposure to harsh weather and labor. It claims comfort and relief and promotes the largest bottle for economy available at druggists.
Documents reveal German and Bolshevik espionage ties at Brest Litovsk. The note describes a plan to replace a Russian passport for Turkish subject Carp C Missirof and send him to the Russian High Command to spy on its head. Marginal comments by Joffe and Trotzky are cited as proof of a German plotted betrayal.
Peggy the English bulldog of Mrs Helena Young 41 Prescott Street Malden has vanished since Labor Day. Her eight year old friend Audrey Harris and local Linden resident recall Peggy’s flirtatious nature and delayed vacation. A brown back spot shows an Indian head as identifying mark.
Soap use should be careful as many soaps contain excess alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. Pure refined coconut oil is recommended for cleansing, producing rich lather and leaving scalp soft and hair silky. It is inexpensive and widely available at pharmacies.
Three children aged eight to ten from Medford Hillside presented a Regulation size Afghan to the Pelham New Hampshire Red Cross branch. The 57 by 70 inch blanket features seven inch squares with three center squares depicting the American flag the Red Cross flag and the Liberty Loan emblem. Audrey Forest Shirley Forest and Gertrude Masters made the work in Ac Circle during a vacation and hope it will aid wounded servicemen in hospitals.
Paris dispatch notes American advances outpacing supply trains. Red Cross workers carried light food and tobacco to central points along the line. An outpost loaded supplies into an ambulance bound for a field hospital, where a road serving troops and wounded was found.
Private Ted Stanley of Camp Devens says human nature remains unchanged in the army and his latest cartoon of life in camp will appear in next Sunday's Boston Post Magazine.
Cambridge resident Miss BE F Grant recounts sudden ear hearing return after Osmo-Chemic Physicians treatment saying she now hears a clock tick in her right ear and experiences less noise. Dorchester resident Mrs Annie Stanton reports head noises and deafness improved with the same treatment. The ad touts X Ray therapy and various cures for numerous conditions.
Mrs. Martha L. Bryant of Cohasset is awarded alimony of $250 monthly while her divorce suit against Dr. William Bryant proceeds. The couple married in 1887, lived in Cohasset and Massachusetts, with Bryant later in New York and now in France. He left in 1901 alleging desertion. she sues in Norfolk County Superior Court at Dedham.
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist church told the preachers the group would not seek peace with Austria. He prepared to sail for France to engage in service work for several months and left on the midnight train to New York.
In next Sunday's Boston Post Magazine James Francis Dwyer presents The Reversion of Professor Penlyn. A learned man on a desert island encounters a beautiful girl and a first hand lesson in love.
Sugarless sweet pickles are demonstrated by Mrs. Edith Sickles Wood in a kitchen at 1315 Commonwealth Avenue. The method uses corn syrup as a sugar substitute with cider vinegar and spices to create a delicate, cane sugar free pickle that is sweet and vinegary.
A delegation of Southern Senators and Representatives protested to President Wilson against government price fixing for raw cotton. Senator Underwood of Alabama spoke for the group and said any statement would come from the President.
Secretary Elliott of local draft board 6 in the South End issued an appeal for volunteer clerical help. The board says it faces a heavy workload with more than 6000 names to record and process.
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