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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
5
A Post reporter surveys Europe for drinking conditions under prohibition and high taxes. The piece contrasts Norway Iceland Austria and England with American prospects, noting beer taxes in Britain and price disparities, and warns Americans abroad may face scarcity and cost.
Advertorial claim touts Kellogg's Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation citing health benefits and ready use. It promotes daily two tablespoonfuls, notes nutrient content, and suggests various serving ideas, urging purchase from grocers.
The Massachusetts Vegetable Growers Association discussed corn borer control funding and tariff on potash at the fourth annual field day in North Lexington. About 1000 farmers attended despite rain, with leaders urging $9,000 more for a $15,000 total matched by the federal government and opposing a potash tariff.
Andrew F P Lane transportation chief of the Great Northern Paper Company and newly named Maine fuel director by Governor Baxter left for Augusta Missouri to establish Maine State House offices. Lane, known for wartime logistics, said Baxter aims to marshal state resources for an impending coal shortage.
Boston captain Wilfred H. Senior, one of six on trial in the Romance rum running case, testified he joined as a witness after revealing plans to smuggle 64 cases of liquor from Fogo to the United States. He saidTeixeira and Alice sought to import whiskey with a one quarter share for him, and papers were cleared at Fogo before the vessel went to Dominique where the cargo was loaded.
The article notes a stricken family and that Lipsitt refused to act for him on the matter, detailing the disputed involvement and the ensuing contention.
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