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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
9
Special cable from Genoa argues the 1920 Brussels report failed by ignoring reparations and peace terms. It warns that Europe’s shattered productive power and collapsing credit threaten global starvation, privation, and a need for comprehensive remedies to avert disaster.
The text argues Britain and Europe face systemic credit shortage postwar. Europe’s productive power has fallen, its needs greater, and external lenders reluctant to provide credits for reconstruction rather than war. It warns that without unified recovery and fair reparations, nations east of the Rhine remain burdened by debt and the entire continent risks poverty.
The text argues that restoring Europe requires a shared effort and that reparations on Germany are excessive. It calls for renegotiating burdens, leveraging Britain and Germany, and gaining global cooperation to avoid crippling recovery. It urges timely, fact based action to stimulate credit and production.
E. E. Sawyer, born 1861 in Madison, celebrates 71st birthday while still trimming in North Anson, Me. After early training in Bangor with Francis Clergue, he worked in Isle of Shoals Oceanic shop, Hotel Rockingham Portsmouth, and five years in that hotel’s barbering before settling in North Anson for 64 years of service. He married and raised a family here.
The court awards the Masonic Protective Association $15,000 against Melville A Heath $6,000 against Austin A Heath and $2,400 against LaRoy Darnold after hearings dating to April 1918. Depositions from across the United States were introduced as the case unfolded.
Advertiser touts Musterole as quick neuralgia relief with oil of mustard yet non burning. Mentions application to temples and neck, claims superiority to mustard plasters, and lists price 25 and 65 cents with hospital size three dollars.
Judge White in East Cambridge Probate Court yesterday heard closing arguments in the separate support petition by Nora K. White of Commonwealth Avenue against Harry K. White, formerly of Boston, now in Jamaica. The judge noted the couple lived apart without just cause and found the husband domineering and unreasonable for excluding his wife's sister from the home, while the children showed loyalty but were rejected.
A blaze in Oakland Maine totally ruined Pride & Perkins remaining blocks and the storage warehouse. The loss was estimated at 45000 dollars for the blocks and 5000 dollars for the building.
Ike presents a personal tour of Paine's finest homes through the company’s window-rooms where each display room reveals a distinct atmosphere. The piece urges readers to form a habit of walking past these rooms to imagine furniture in situ, from formal halls to dining spaces.
An Army Base announced a May 5 medal presentation for 11 New Englanders honored for bravery in action. Major General Clarence Edwards will present at First Corps Area HQ. Recipients include William B. Burtt, Robert Harper, Earl Paules, Denis McSweeney, George Whiteside, Frank Bolles, Leonidas Noel, Frank Whittlesey, Abigail Turner, Michael Perkins, and Antonios Dilboy, each decorated with Italian orders or French honors.
Officers of Brockton Aerie 617 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles faced U S Commissioner Hayes on charges of possessing and manufacturing 19 half kegs of ale. Defendants Joseph O'Brien Michael Hennessy William O'Brien and Jacob Goings pleaded not guilty and posted bail set at 500 with May 4 hearing.
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