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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1921

Page

19

Blue black Flintkote shingles gain interest in Greater Boston

J D Pillsbury of Flintkote promotes blue black asphalt shingles at the Home Beautiful Exposition booth in Boston. Architects favor the color for fire law compliance and compatibility with colonial houses. New products include K B paper that is waterproof and insect repellent. Flintkote directs inquiries to New England distributors rather than direct sales at the show.

FlintKote Company Greater Boston J. D. Pillsbury Pearl Street Booth Pillsbury New England Mr. Pillsbury Greater Boston Peach Bottom Penn

Toll Operators Dance Planned by New England Club

Plans are set for the first spring dance by the toll operators of the New England Telephone Company at Brighthelmstone Club Allston next Thursday evening. Features include a balloon dance with balloons for the girls and an exhibition fox trot by John Greer and Jeannette Doherty. Club officers Miss Alice Damon President Miss Agnes Connelly Treasurer and Miss Rose Supple Secretary organized the event.

New England Telephone Company Brighthelmstone Club Allston John Greer Jeannette Doherty Alice Damon Agnes Connelly Rose Supple

Oldest Man in World May Receive Pension in France

In Paris on April 23 a Kurd named Torah, claimed aged over 150, may gain a pension and food allowance from the new government. He has outlived most, with memory hazy on early centuries, and has lived on charity since war scattered his friends. He won favor with French officers in Constantinople by predicting a French victory and accepting small sums for food. He now refuses ablutions to preserve new benefactors.

Paris Torah Constantinople

Misuse of Lincoln's Doctrine in Lloyd George Letter

A reader from Newport, Rhode Island argues that Lloyd George wrongly compares his Ireland policy to Lincoln's stance on secession. The writer, a former Union soldier, contends Ireland's geographic unity weakens the self determination parallel and urges challenge to the comparison.

Lloyd George Lincoln Ireland George Mason and Dixon Europe John W. Burgess Athenwood Rhode Island Avenue Newport R. I

Space 80 Tops Exhibit at Home Beautiful Exposition

Space 80 drew the largest crowds as the most popular exhibit at the Home Beautiful Exposition, attracting attention from visitors and media alike.

Noted Counter Tenor at Newton Centre Church

The counter tenor of St. Pauls Cathedral Mr Bagdasarian has been loaned to Trinity Church Newton Centre for this morning service. He will sing the contralto solo O Rest in the Lord from Elijah and O Ye That Love the Lord Barnby, and the alto part in How Lovely Are the Messengers from Mendelssohn St Paul.

St. Paul's Cathedral Bagdasarian

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