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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
6
Mayor Peters approves a steam heat contract for Faneuil Hall to Trustees of the State Street Associates at 3716 dollars per year. The decision replaces the prior inefficient offe toves and ends public protest over cold halls during meetings.
An old promotional piece touts a home made cough remedy using Pinex 24% preparation with sugar syrup or alternatives. It promises quick relief within 24 hours and claims to outperform store bought syrups in cost and effectiveness. The ad cites Pinex as a pine extract and offers a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Alderman Samuel Campion of Northampton England notes links between the old Northampton and Northampton, Massachusetts. He cites ancestors of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Oliver Cromwell, and claims the Northampton Mercury is Europe’s oldest newspaper.
The Supreme Court rules that picketing becomes unjustifiable when it amounts to impertinence and dogging. It allows observation and persuasion at work sites, with limits such as one representative per ingress and egress. The Granite City strike involved 1600 workers at the American Steel Foundries plant.
Alvan Macauley president of Packard Motor Car Co. visited Boston as guest of honor at a dinner celebrating local sales. From October price cuts to December 1, 26 Single-Sixes were sold for about 672 793 dollars. Macauley praised Packard quality and urged continued strong production to meet demand.
The Church of the Ascension in East Cambridge will open its annual fair at noon today with a business men luncheon for district executives and nearly all East Cambridge officials. The fair runs from 12 noon to 10 pm today tomorrow and Thursday with many other attractions.
Representative Hill of Maryland introduced a bill allowing beer and light wine sales in Congressional districts where voters approve the measure. The plan aims to extend beverage sales to districts that vote in favor, subject to legislative approval.
Mrs. Frederion Virginia Underwood, mother of Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama, died at the home of her son Fred V. Underwood Sr. in Birmingham early today from heart trouble.
Portland Maine December 6 1930 Eugene Tl Bodge was named receiver for the National School of Account ancy a business courses institution in Portland by Associate Justice Scott Wilson of the Supreme Court action followed Seavey company creditor petition.
After two years of dispute Mayor Peters and the council approved the sale of the Arch and Hawley street site acquired under Mayor Curley for a new police station. The sale must start no less than ten percent above assessed value with the property originally costing 185000 and now assessed higher by 25000.
General Ar mando Diazi, in Cincinnati for his 69th birthday, was the guest of the city today. He met local officials and greeted residents during a brief appearance.
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