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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
8
Boston shoppers see sale pricing promised across all items offered by Jordan Marsh. Any product advertised at a cut price, whether for a single day or hour, will remain at or below that price for at least a full week in the store.
Forecasts show a light primary today as Republicans battle for four at large delegates and two per district. The dwindling GOP vote in the last congressional election triggered a delegate loss, while Democrats aim to elect four delegates including at large and district picks.
A Somerville reader touts Dr J F True Elixir as a real cleaning potion after laxatives failed. The ad also shifts to Massachusetts political pledges with unpledged and pledged slates for presidential and congressional delegates, naming several candidates and alliances.
Republicans weigh candidate sentiment for Governor Coolidge and General Wood in several districts. Hoovers support shows in McCall votes, with Weeks versus McCall in key races. Democratic battles feature Walsh endorsements in multiple districts, including a notable 12th district duel with Bowen Powers and Lavelle campaigns, plus ongoing Ramsey Milholland finale in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
An advertisement promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as the best hair wash. It claims most soaps and shampoos contain harmful alkali and dryness, while the cocoanut oil product cleanses well, rinses easily, adds shine, and removes dust and dandruff at low cost.
A brief note records the cleric’s ordination in the Dominican Order in Rome on October 18, 1902, highlighting the milestone in his religious vocation.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature one of Elizabeth Jordan's finest efforts, titled Terms to Suit a Lady, described as an amusing event set to entertain readers.
The text contrasts old soft ground walking with today’s 8,000 daily steps and notes greater fatigue from constant steps. It explains how soft dirt paths once cushioned shocks, while modern surfaces reduce natural cushioning in the foot.
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