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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
4
Stockton Raymond, general secretary of the Family Welfare Society, spoke about plans to curb begging in Boston. He outlined strategies to address poverty and support affected individuals while reducing street solicitation.
An old advertisement markets stomach upset relief with a promise to eat what you like. It offers two price points at 15 cents and 30 cents for the product.
A Boston article reports support from the Family Welfare Society, Overseers of Public Welfare, Industrial Aid Society, and police for a plan to end street begging. Non residents would be sent home, while locals with families would be aided, and the society seeks 5000 members to back its efforts.
A light Boston Sunday Post Magazine piece previews the vacation season with witty observations by Mere dith Nicholson. It offers humorous reflections on summer plans, restlessness, and the charm of leisure in a city readership tone.
Practical guide on selecting and preparing lamb and mutton for value and flavor. Compare color and fat, avoid caul wrapping, note joint shapes, and choose forequarter cuts for affordability. Highlights include skin removal to reduce strong flavor and economical uses of kidneys and liver.
Herbert Wood Kimball a Boston native and longtime registrar of the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution for 26 years died yesterday at his home 325 Woodward Street Waban in his 83rd year. He is survived by his wife two sons Herbert Sawyer Kimball of Waban Richard D. Kimball of Waban and two daughters Mrs Evelyn H Richmond of Providence and Miss Katrina P Kimball of Waban.
A morning at Radcliffe College led a student guide through the campus. The Fay House, oldest elm and apple tree, and the room where Fair Harvard was written evoke historic memories connected to Holmes Higginson and the earlier Annex Girls.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage on Sulphur Compound as an easier alternative to home brewed Sage Tea and Suthur. It promises natural even darkening of gray hair with a simple dampened brush and repeated applications to achieve a glossy luxuriant look.
The writer visits the Washington Hill house linked to Judge Fay naming it after him. He sees Arthur Gilman’s portrait with the inscription calling him the original mover to grant Harvard access to women. The display honors Mrs. Louis Agnesiz, Radcliffe’s first president, and features Harriet Hosmer’s The Sleeping Faun.
An official report from the Branch Hydrographic Office states a drifting mine reported about 1000 miles east of Boston has moved with the current east and south and is no longer in the steamship lanes from Europe to this port.
Advertisement claims Mentho Sulphur clears pimples on face neck arms or body quickly. It cites a noted skin specialist stating sulphur remains best pimple remover, harmless and inexpensive, to be applied like cold cream after asking a druggist for a small jar.
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