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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
21
The page catalogs numerous bonds across U S firms and utilities with prices and terms. Notable entries include bonds tied to Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, and Louisville issuers, plus railroads and electric utilities. Details cover coupon rates, maturities, and bid prices amid a broad market snapshot.
Money market notes show Guise weed ens por a sid customers loans. Individual customers collateral loans range seven to eight percent. Year money earns eight to nine percent. Spot price at twenty three point zero remains unchanged.
Sheriff Earl P. Blake says Ponzi will be a welcome inmate at the Plymouth house of correction and county farm and may even hold a chauffeur's license. Blake believes Ponzi could assist in town trips and tasks, as the facility notes a shift toward the trusty system with 52 prisoners today, down from 200, and inmates focus on garden and farm work in summer.
A lodger’s landlady steals his biscuits daily until one remains. The man is seen beating the last biscuit with a poker, explaining he is punishing it for eating its companions. The scene ends with the landlady's exclamation.
State authorities pursue Ponzi on more than 50 counts of grand larceny and accessory before the fact in a get rich quick scheme. He pleaded guilty to two mail fraud indictments and was sentenced to five years. his wife fainted, and creditors plan a meeting at East Cambridge courthouse as parole decisions loom in Washington.
The Post highlights the current season with powerful novels thrilling adventure and biographies. It aims to spark reader interest and invite attention to the full texts available.
The piece praises Mr Bennett for keen observations on women and men. It notes his frank style and signals he believes men are superior, while acknowledging women’s fine qualities and men’s shortcomings.
A writer argues that despite women’s emancipation many still dominate men, yet asserts that intellectually and creatively men remain superior. He cites poets, novelists, painters, and scientists as largely male achievements and claims average female intellect lags behind the average male, while admitting the provocative stance may alienate feminists.
The passage argues that both reason and sentiment drive conduct, with Jack representing reason and Jill sentiment. It asserts women are strong in willpower and perseverance, capable of safeguarding and preserving in the face of danger, while men tend toward change and initiative. The piece concludes that balance between the two powers sustains society and prevents tragedy.
An advertisement notes the George H. Doran Company of New York published a book and that it can be purchased at Boston bookstores.
Andrew Bonar Law in the House of Commons dismissed rumors that the former German Crown Prince is seeking to overthrow the German government with monarchist aid. He said the Netherlands government would handle Frederick William seriously, and Britain would not press the Netherlands on the matter.
Springfield City Treasurer FE. E. Tifft refused to honor State treasurer Jackson's demand for 143002.46 claiming the state owes the city 260000 more in corporation taxes. He communicated with Worcester treasurer and suggested a potential statewide revolt against the demands.
John Fell of Palmer died at Wing Memorial Hospital after a whiskey laden automobile struck him last night. Alcide Lavallee, Pietro Fucende of Uxbridge, and Linguezio Chiclo of Woonsocket will be arraigned in District Court on manslaughter charges. Fucende and Chicio were held on illegal transportation of liquor. their cases were continued.
An advertising feature touts Pape's Diapep sia as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress caused by acidity. It claims tablets end dyspepsia and acid stomachs promptly, are harmless, and inexpensive at drug stores.
The American Red Cross endorses the Christmas health seal sale run by the Massachusetts Tuberculosis League and its affiliated groups. The endorsement cites no clash with the National Tuberculosis League despite seals being sold independently this year for the first time.
Eldridge Atwood seeks a pardon for the 1916 slaying of Dr. Wilfred Harris as the pardon committee of the executive council meets. Opponents include Harris's widow, while Atwood supporters insist justice was served and release is warranted.
An advertisement claims Hyomel cures catarrh cold in the head and irritant cough rapidly. It purports to clear the head in two minutes and end a cold in one day. The product uses eucalyptus and is inhaled with a rubber inhaler, with a complete outfit available at druggists.
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Rome cured stomach and bowel trouble after weakness left the writer unable to walk. The ad touts the remedy as relieving catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. A money back guarantee applies with sale at Houghton & Dutton and Epstein's Drug Company.
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