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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
15
President Wilson presents a faith based program urging democracy as the world’s model. He cites Lincoln's phrase, calls for a democratic governance budget, tax reform, and restraint on debt. He urges aid for veterans, medical care, and vocational training, and supports loans to Armenia and independence for the Philippines.
Isaac Saperstein of South Boston is charged with larceny of diamonds from The Tie Shop on Devonshire Street. He was arrested in the Municipal Court corridor after allegedly stealing a tray of 12 rings valued at 1600 dollars, identified by Miss Ethel Fisher and Louis Burack.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid cure for indigestion, acidity, gas, and stomach distress. It claims immediate relief after taking one tablet and notes low cost at drug stores.
Dover New Hampshire reader reports long standing eczema improved after using two Fruit a tives and one Sootha Salva box. Claims cure from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg New York with pricing 50c per box six for 2 50 and 25c trial.
Miss Cecilia Friedburg of The Tie Shop on Devonshire Street identifies Saperstein as the man who, with an accomplice, entered the shop the day before Thanksgiving. While the friend chose neckties, Saperstein allegedly took money from Miss Chadbourne’s desk cash box.
The curfew order in Belfast echoes a broader English habit where bells ring each night. England hosts several bells still tolling for custom or legend, notably in Lincoln's Inn and the Charterhouse for residents. Stories attend Chertsey and Kidderminster bells tied to legends and bequests, while street fashion shows red yellow and gray.
Almost a thousand visitors attended yesterday afternoon and evening as the Concord of Nations opened at Morgan Memorial plant. The event promotes Massachusetts awareness of the three Morgan Memorial enterprises and aims to raise funds to cover a $10,000 deficit. An international supper featured dishes from Portugal New England Italy Syria and local favorites.
About 40 representatives of the National League of Girls' Clubs visit Boston as Massachusetts League hosts. The league spans from Maine to Ohio with 36,000 members and 7000 girls in 41 clubs. Headquarters are at the Girls' City Club of Boston on Newbury Street.
An aviation business highlights its success using airplanes to access remote regions quickly where ground travel would take weeks. The enterprise credits the air network with rapid reach and expanded operations in challenging locations.
A local item reports that an ostrich feathered headdress has drawn wide approval from readers and officials, signaling positive reception and potential display or use in upcoming ceremonies.
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