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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
8
Sept 24 report from the Lorraine front notes Lt Frank Luke Jr of Phoenix is rising as the latest American ace. Though officially three victories, he is poised to add at least six more, after tallying 11 German balloons and three planes around St Mihiel.
The House naval committee approved a favorable report on a bill to purchase a dry dock under construction at Boston for Massachusetts. Secretary Daniels outlined the need for a large naval drydock north of Philadelphia. The property will cost 4 550 000 dollars.
Bridgeport, Conn. workers and management reach accord on the War Labor Board wage award after three weeks of strike. The agreement follows the interpretation by examiner Alpheus Winter and proceeds to implement Otto M. Bidlitz’s award.
Management reminds last year’s subscribers they must re engage seats by tomorrow night for the coming season. Un renewed seats will go on sale at Symphony Hall box office next Monday.
San Antonio Texas September 24 private William D Bonne a black soldier formerly on Company I 24th Infantry was hanged at daybreak today at Fort Sam Houston authorities say the execution followed court martial findings the incident marks a grim wartime record for Fort Sam Houston
Captain Allen W. Stockdale, recently returned from the front with the Second Division, says American troops will push to Berlin and end the war there. He recalls Soissons as the turning point and notes a mass meeting in Waltham and talks at Boston University and Emerson College of Oratory.
Waycross Ga Sept 24 Sandy Reeves an 11 year old Black boy charged with injuring a 3 year old girl near Blackshear was taken from officers as they were bringing him to Waycross and died in a related incident by a tree medical examiners report pending officials said the boy died in the wooded area near the route of arrest.
London report says Emperor William addressed Austrian officers at Briey near Metz. He warned Americans may land heavy fighting and urged Austrians to fight with German troops to counter United States aid to France. He noted Allied offensives near St Mihiel and artillery actions around Kammes Pont-a-Mousson Benoit.
German artillery on the American front in Lorraine intensified fire over the past 24 hours with raids and patrolling dominating activity. The bombardment showed no clear objective and caused no damage, while German forces remained uneasy through the night.
Advertisement claims Fruit-a-tives tablets relieve constipation liver and indigestion headaches neuralgia kidney bladder rheumatism back pain eczema and skin ailments. Sold 50¢ a box six for 2.50 trial 25c. From Frustatives Limited Ogdensburg NY or dealers.
Public notice promotes milk as essential for health and nutrition. Demonstrations in Boston and Shepard Stores, with speakers Mrs Roscoe McAfee and Dr Mellen, urge high milk use, praising its value over tea or coffee and comparing its food value to eggs and meat.
An elderly reader recounts sudden numbness and dizziness at work followed by severe bloating. After failing relief from doctors, one dose of Mayt's Wonderful Remedy, endorsed by a corner druggist, alleviated symptoms and ongoing use shows splendid results. The product claims to clear catarrhal mucus and inflammation across the digestive tract and is sold widely.
A Brooklyn woman describes a six year battle with a swollen knee inflamed leg and painful sores. After trying many remedies and a hospital stay with possible amputation she found relief with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap.
Elvita antiseptic offers prophylactic cleansing and healing effects for nose throat and mouth use. Sold for fifty cents at first class drug stores or by mail from Elvite Drug Co, 3 Tremont Row.
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