Leonard Merrick Serial Next Instalment In Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine carries the next instalment of Leonard Merrick's fascinating serial When Love Flies Out O the Window as its ongoing entertainment feature.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
9
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine carries the next instalment of Leonard Merrick's fascinating serial When Love Flies Out O the Window as its ongoing entertainment feature.
Secretary Wilson’s annual report highlights plans to establish machinery overseas with foreign governments to determine whether aliens leaving their homes may be admitted to the United States. It also notes consideration of proposals from the Second Industrial Conference.
The secretary cites that 633371 aliens entered the U S last year with 427062 departures and 43001 immigrants. 195575 non-immigrants. Deportations rose and 469 deportations were anarchists criminals. 6000 warrants issued for revolutionaries but most cancelled. He defends the department's conciliatory role in industrial disputes and opposes making collective bargaining legally enforceable.
Advertisement offers a free copy of Henry Trafford's "1,000 Egg Hen" system claiming hens can lay 1000 eggs over 4 to 6 years with proper care. It promises high winter production and $5 profit per hen in six months, urging readers with six hens or more to mail for a free booklet.
A readers list of numerous music stores and phonograph companies across Boston areas including Grafonda Columbia Graphophone Company Allston Music Shop Grafonola Company New England Hanover Harmony and many more with street addresses such as 361 Washington St 64 Bromfield St and 59 Temple Pl detailing the local phonograph trade.
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