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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
6
War correspondent John T McCutcheon recalls his escape from Louvain and Brussels as German forces advance. He describes passes, drivers' nerves at Waterloo, the halted march, and civilians facing occupation, with sights of bombed cities, German inscriptions, and refugees.
Cross Goods offers the Gift Perplexity combining utility and novelty at moderate prices. The item is presented as a practical yet playful option for shoppers seeking affordable, stylish presents.
Special correspondent reports German forces pressing toward Antwerp with a line reaching near Ghent. The south bank of the Scheldt sees heavy artillery while rail service south of Ghent is halted. Brussels is occupied. Ghent spared so far, but German intentions remain to conquer and occupy southern Belgium with expected harsh actions.
The State Board of Labor and Industries announced John Golden of Fall River resigned citing a clash over representing organized labor and the board’s stance on appointing a commissioner of labor. The board expressed regret at his decision and thanked him for his service.
John Golden president of United Textile Workers resigns from Massachusetts State Board of Labor and Industry citing a five year appointment given to Edwin Mulready by the board. He denounces the existing system as impractical and urges labor to demand stronger leadership while delegates elect new officers and consider peace resolutions.
A Worcester hotel features a floor clock with a two foot plate glass dial and tungsten under-lit numerals. The mechanism sits in a white-lined metal box and casts dark shadows as the hands read clearly from any angle, delighting regular patrons.
Advertisement offers The People s Common Sense Medical Adviser a cloth bound edition with color plates. Dr. Pierce promises the book free if mailing charges are paid, claiming over one million copies in use and that the book covers many home medical topics in plain language. Send 20 cents for mailing charges to Dr. Pierce Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York with the notice for prepaid delivery.
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