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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

13

Giant World War Panorama Heads to America for Exhibition

A 42 by 48 foot canvas painted by fifty French artists under Pierre Carrier Belleuse, funded by the French government, features 6 000 life size Allied heroes including Pershing and O Ryan with leaders Wilson Clemenceau and Lloyd George. M Herrick viewed and praised the work as a lasting memorial.

America Pierre Carrier Belleuse Pershing O'Ryan Wilson Clemenceau Lloyd George Calais Verdun Myron T. Herrick M. Bellause

Dr Brides Vindicated in Veterans Bureau Probe

Washington reports that Dr A I Brides division manager in Boston and Dr F B Flannigan chief medical officer were exonerated after a two day review. Director Forbes said accusations of inefficiency were groundless noting some delays due to decentralization but overall performance was 100 percent efficient with strong backing from Massachusetts and Rhode Island American Legion officials.

Washington Boston Veterans’ Bureau Forbes A. I. Brides Bureau F B. Flannigan Dr. Brides Massachusetts Rhode Island American Legion

New Synagogue for Brookline

The Tem ple Ohabei Shalom congregation plans a Brookline synagogue on Beacon Street between Marshall and Kent, a $250000 project expected to become the largest Jewish edifice in New England. Frederick Wingersky announced the plans at the Somerset Hotel banquet, with 400 members cheering. Mayors and rabbis praised the effort as a moral, spiritual, and intellectual rebirth.

New England Brookline Temple Chabei* Shalom Union Park Street Beacon Street Marshall Kent Street Will Frederick Wingersky Brotherhood Temple Chabei Shalom Association Somerset Hotel Temple Ohabei Shalom Wingersky God Chain of Israel Temple Ohabet Shalom Boston Curley Harry Levi Temple Israel Samuel Abrams Samuel Hirshberg Milwaukee

Engagement of Miss Haddock Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickinson Had dock of Cornell Wisconsin announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Margaret Williams Haddock Wellesley 1921 to Forrest Bond Wing of Brookline. Miss Haddock led the Wellesley Government Association and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Wing, Harvard 1917 graduate, directs the Park School boys department in Brookline. The wedding is set for June.

Frank Dickinson Haddock Cornell Wis Margaret Williams Haddock Wellesley Forrest Bond Wing Brookline Haddock Wellesley College Government Association Society of Phi Beta Kappa Wing Harvard Park School

Swift patrols to curb Canada liquor smugglers

Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced a war on Canadian liquor smugglers. Swift motor boats will patrol the Niagara River above and below the falls and the waters of Lake Champlain after his return from Buffalo where a comprehensive campaign was planned.

Washington Niagara River Falls Lake Champlain Haynes Buffalo

Save the Lives of Baby Chicks Ad

Advertisement advises farmers to improve chick survival to 90 percent by ensuring strength health and vigor from hatch through grow out. Emphasizes preventing leg weakness droopiness and bowel troubles with proper feeding and care for broilers and layers.

CHICK LIVIA Promises Health For Baby Chicks

Washington poultryman W. H. Hall touts CHICK LIVIA as safe and energizing for chicks up to three months. He cites brooding 1000 chicks with only 67 losses and offers a free 50 cent package via mail to readers of The Standard Poultry Service Co. to prove its effectiveness.

W. H. Hall Washington Poultryman O. K Standard Oultry Service Co J Herald Bldg Binghamton N. Y

Simple Calorite Powder Blackhead Remedy Ad

An advertisement promotes dissolving blackheads with two ounces of calorite powder. Sprinkle on a hot wet sponge rub over the pores for a few seconds then wash off. The claim is that the blackheads disappear and the skin remains soft with natural pores.

Why silk is costly and how to spot adulteration

Article explains why silk raises prices due to raw fiber demand and silkworms needed. It guides buyers to test samples at home by burning smells and ash residue, notes weighted silks resist burning and break apart, and warns that mercerized cotton can imitate silk while soft silks wear longer.

Public Ledger Company

Saltonstall Cleared to Act in Moseley Indictments

Judge Jenney ruled that Endicott P. Saltonstall Middlesex district attorney appointed by the governor may act in indictments involving the Moseley and Company firm Charles S. Mellen former head of the New Haven railroad and trustees of Cambridge and East Cambridge Savings Banks. The challenge claimed disqualification due to blood ties and professional ties.

Jenney Supreme Court Endicott P. Saltonstall Middlesex County F. S. Moseley and Company Charles S. Mellen New Haven Cambridge and East Cambridge Savings Banks Edmund D. Codman Fitchburg Railroad Saltonstall

No Hearing on Rescinding of $400 000 Loan

Mayor Curley refused to hold a public hearing on the city loan order for 400000 dollars to fund a municipal building in the D Street area of South Boston. He said funds should be used to improve playgrounds for the approaching baseball season.

Curley D Street South Boston

Twilight ball games spark city council clash over funds

The Mayor warned the Council that they cannot have their cake and eat it, urging reversal of the gymnasium order to free money for playground improvements. He stressed that without action, funding for projects will not be available.

Agent Arrested In Clinton For Wool Theft

James Hall, agent for the New England Woolen Company, was arrested by Chief John F. McGee at the Water street company office at 11 this morning on a warrant alleging he stole 6000 dollars worth of wool waste yarn and wool on February 24.

Clinton James Hall New England Woolen Company John F. McGee Water Street

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