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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
15
A vintage ad touts Tiz foot bath as fast relief for corns bunions and sore feet. It promises painless feet that “dance for joy” and urges readers to buy Tiz at any drug or department store for instant comfort.
Miss Margaret Merry testified in the divorce libel trial of Harry Garfield against Edith M. Garfield. She admitted auto trips with Garfield and sending a Christmas necktie gift but denied knowing a letter beginning Harry My Own. Garfield testified of marital strife and harassment. Mrs. Garfield denied the accusations and claimed illness since marriage in 1912.
An emotional missive expresses deep yearning for the czar and their child, thanking God for Baby’s company and lamenting separations. The writer notes heavy atmosphere, gossip fears, weariness of life, and ends with blessings for the czar’s journey and tender, intimate wishes.
The correspondence shows Empress Alexandra and Rasputin discussing war relief donations and a proposed Bribe-friendly decorat ions scheme. She warns of British politics and predicts Balkan postwar tension while advocating Naumov for agriculture and debating who should receive honors.
Excerpts from the Czarina’s letters reveal Moscow police concerns over officers and new posts, schemes involving Rasputin and money, rumors about Ella and an impending convent watch, and tensions about Greece Romania and a potential Crimea war context. Letters printed from Isaac Don Levine.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a serialized story published by arrangement with the McClure Syndicate. It mentions To be continued tomorrow in the Boston Post and Daily and Sunday thereafter until completed.
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