Ireland Tricked and Ruined by Sinn Fein Critique
Open letter to John Bantry of the Boston Post criticizes eulogies of Sinn Fein and praises Irish parliamentary leaders Redmond Davitt and Justin McCarthy. The author argues Home Rule, profits, and land reforms were achieved under those leaders, while Sinn Fein and Lloyd George policies ruin Ireland, fueling three armed factions and occupation. A call to question the Post’s coverage and a warning of continued oppression under the Free State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bantry
Griffith
Sinn Fein
Davitt
Justin McCarthy
Ireland
Orange
Irish Parliamentary Party
House of Lords
House of Commons
Britain
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Redmond
Lloyd George
Irish Parliamentary
United States Army
General Grant
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Scotland Yard
All Ireland
Cove Harbor
Commons
London
Free State
Pagan
Rome
Grattan
Collins
South Ireland
Valera
M. P.s
Orange Army
Ulster
Orange Court
Fox of Downing Street
Bantry
Daniel J. Dwyer
Winchester Campaign Speaks in South Boston and Roxbury
Democratic candidate Charles A. Winchester urged filling registrar of deeds vacancies with widows and the children of widows at rallies in South Boston and Roxbury. He planned appearances in West Roxbury and Roslindale and was slated to attend the Mardi Gras at St. Margaret's in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Boston
Roxbury
Registrar of Deeds
Charles A. Winchester
West Roxbury
Roslindale
St. Margaret's Parish
Dorchester
1000 Eggs in Every Hen Poultry Ad Promises Big Profit
Advertising copy features Henry Trafford promoting the 1 000 EGG HEN system for poultry raising. It claims hens can lay 1 000 minute egg germs and produce profit across four to six years with proper care, offering a free copy to readers keeping six or more hens and outlining future winter production gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Trafford
Poultry Success
Mr. Trafford
Buite
Herald Bidg
Binghamton N. Y
A Quick Face Freshen Up With Saxotte and Witch Hazel
After a strenuous outdoor day or tiring evening, readers are advised to mix one ounce of Saxotte with a half pint of witch hazel and bathe the face for two to three minutes. The result is described as wrinkle-free skin, rested muscles, and a brighter, younger appearance. The remedy is claimed to be harmless.
Advertisement for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured chronic stomach trouble after years of drinking. It promises relief by removing mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, including potential appendicitis. The notice directs readers to Houghton and Dutton Drug Dept Epstein Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Houghton & Dutton
Drug Dept
Epstein Drug Co
J. BE. Hurst
E. Olive St
Bloomington
Hair Removal Using Delatone Remedy
An old home remedy claims Delatone removes facial hair by making a stiff paste with powder and water. Apply the paste to the hairy area, rub off in two minutes, then wash to remove hairs. Alert readers to use real Delatone and mix fresh as needed.
Secret Prohibition Raid Reports Suppressed by Potter
Acting under orders from Washington Prohibition Director Elmer C Potter barred public release of any enforcement news. News will wait for official reports, while agents must file daily progress notes to curb leaks and ensure field division readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
Elmer C. Potter
Potter
Roy Haynes
Warner Warns Fuller in Taunton Speech Fight
Joseph E. Warner of Taunton former Massachusetts House speaker attacked Lieutenant Governor Alvan T. Fuller in a noon luncheon at the American House aided by Charles Sumner Bird and Roosevelt Club members. Warner framed the race as a clash over character versus merit and pledged party loyalty while denouncing his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner Bird
Roosevelt Club
Joseph E. Warner
Taunton
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Alvan T. Fuller
Warner
Recommends Gas for the Heating of Houses
G A Lancaster argues for government ownership of soft coal, gas production, and nationwide distribution to heat homes. He cites Boston and Baltimore gas successes, urges US control of coal fields, gas plants along the New England coast, and predicts gas costs at or below coal.
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Storrow
Seaboard
U.S
U. S
Beacon Street
Boston
Boston Gas Company
Baltimore
Washington
Gillett
Winthrop Murray Crane
Samuel W. McCall
George F. Lawrence
A. P. Gardner
John W. Weeks
Steel
Water Department
United States Geological Survey
New England
New England States
G. A. Lancaster
Campbell Avenue
Revere
Guild Temple Charity Lawn Party Parade Today At Hingham Common
Doll carriages and kiddie cars will parade at 3 o'clock on Hingham Common as part of the annual Guild Temple charity lawn party. Prizes for entries, vegetables for sale, and a block dance on the Common with B Milo Burke's band. Proceeds fund disabled veterans with unique items donated by veterans in hospitals. Committee includes Mrs Katherine Wheelock and Mrs Carrie Wade.
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Hingham Common
Guild Temple
Pythian Sisters
B. Milo Burke
Katherine Wheelock
Stowaway Girls Return Home After Dramatic Voyage
Katherine Flemming and Annie Mullen, 14 and 13, daughters of New York longshoremen, sail home aboard the Homeric from Southampton after stowing away on the Majestic. Passengers donate 250 for hats and coats to cover wardrobe shortages, with a police matron supervising purchases. Motion picture and news photographers will film the girls’ homecoming.
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New York
Homeric
Southampton
Katherine Flemming
Annie Mullen
Majestic
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Sakan
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Dentinol
Carrie Wade
Leona Meade
Alice M. Lyon
Curtis Guild
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Alpha Cement
ALPHA
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Baston
Chicago
Ill
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Mass
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Pittsburgh
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Ohio
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N.Y
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Manheim
W. Va
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la Salle
Bellevue
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