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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
6
A resident declines standard no trespassing signs and uses notices warning that skunks guard the property. The sign reads Beware of skunks These animals protect themselves as well as their owner. The tactic aims to deter trespass by provoking caution and interest.
Seventeen elementary schools will host English and citizenship classes for immigrants on Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings through May 25 under M J Downey. Schools include Bowdoin North End Tremont Street Roxbury West End and East Boston with separate sessions for girls and boys at several locations.
An old sage tea formula Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to darken gray or faded hair naturally and evenly after one or two applications. Sold at drug stores, it promises a youthful appearance within a few days and urges immediate purchase.
New York officials said they are dismantling a bootlegging operation ring using former submarine chasers as vessels. The Fidus, tied at the Battery, reportedly carried charts of Atlantic landings and claimed pirates stole cargo after Bermuda voyage. Captain Kelly insists he ferried 2100 cases of Major to a Bermuda wine merchant. crew recount gunmen boarding and a missing liquor cargo.
Arthur G. Honey Hazzard, jailed in East Cambridge on April 4 for failure to pay $3200 to Miss Mabel Puffer per court decree, filed a motion for release stating no funds are available and he has surrendered all articles in his possession. The motion was submitted through attorney William H. Lewis. Hazzard and Puffer live in Ayer and it was alleged she lent him the money during friendly terms.
Ben Ames Williams, famed Boston author of sea yarns, crafts a premier whaling tale titled The Golden Girl of Linkoping. The feature begins in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine, showcasing Williams’s acclaimed storytelling prowess.
A brief ad note promoting remedies for cold and flu prevention. It urges readers to take a laxative and mentions a 80 cent price, with references to Bromos and Grove. The phrasing is typical of a small advertise card from an old newspaper.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature Ben Ames Williams story The Golden Girl of Linkoping a stirring sea tale of love adventure and whale fishing by the noted Boston author overcomes dangers amid open seas and bold ocean exploits.
A concise meditation on the enduring appeal of basic comforts as the most coveted human luxury, contrasting scarce abundance with simple well being in daily life. The piece frames contentment as a universal goal, inviting reflection on what truly satisfies.
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