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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
12
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that stops hair loss and removes dandruff. It promises new life and vigor to each hair, claiming increased color and thickness after application.
Former Congressman Joseph F. O Connell urges a Democratic platform plank endorsing light wines and beer to win the fall election. He argues such a stance could carry the South and key Northern states, challenging prohibition and appealing to working-class voters across Massachusetts. He calls for clear positions from Massachusetts candidates before the San Francisco convention.
Supporters failed to amend the Stuart street extension bill after enactment to remove the Boston City Council from consideration, as the House rejected the measure yesterday.
Miss Betty Barnea of Marlboro Street participates in all Sewing Circle events this season. Members plan a full calendar of activities before the club year ends. Weekly lectures will be given at meetings held in members homes.
In Springfield on April 14 Jewish residents advocate a cooperative bakery to counter alleged profiteering by leading city bakers Joseph Gellman and Charles P. Bloom. They cite rye bread up from 15 to 20 cents and smaller loaves. 20 cent loaves raised to 30 cents. A 15 member committee led by Leon Schorr to present plans at a mass meeting Sunday.
Motion picture houses will display slides at City Hall meeting to promote becoming citizens. The Boston committee for Americanization aims to interest as many foreign born people as possible in naturalization.
Longshoremen and teamsters walkout at the Long Wharf terminal disrupts loading. United Fruit Company hires 200 non-union workers to fill striker positions as the Plainfield completes a Havana cargo and Lake Cayug readies for loading. Costa Rica shipments due include oranges and grapefruit. Company officials deny breaking the coastwise strike. workers say they acted on union orders.
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