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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
4
The editor reveals a reader sent in a verse with a generous contribution praising the Post Santa Claus department for spreading joy to thousands of children. The poem reflects communal gratitude and continued support for the charitable effort.
An advertisement argues that thin people fail to gain despite eating fattening foods and cites a solution. It recommends taking one Sargol tablet with each meal to improve fat absorption and red blood cell activity, promising three to five pounds weekly gain with a money back guarantee.
The Boston Post issue highlights a Christmas charity drive by the Post Santa Claus to help pay for gifts for thousands of undernourished and hopeful children. The piece quotes a faithful letter from a nine year old girl asking for a doll and notes many donors from multiple towns contributing cash and gifts to support the cause.
Blanch Jamilton Fox the opera singer will play whist and sing to aid the Post Santa Claus Fund. Miss Fox a Roslindale resident attends a charity whist in Macomber Hall Roslindale Square with the R 8 Club. Proceeds will brighten Christmas for local children who wrote to the Post Santa Claus. An expected large attendance.
The Canal Zone may see destroyers or cruisers dispatched to curb wireless use by belligerent ships. Secretary Daniels pledged action to enforce President Wilson's radio order, with Colonel Goethals lacking authority over radio. A Canal Zone radio officer reports dismantling a British collier’s radio at Balboa, while British officials express no objection to U S enforcement and censorship aims.
Shorty is depicted discovering a new phase of human nature in the feature by Sewell Ford for the Sunday Post Magazine.
An Ames Chemical Co. ad claims a wild Mexico herb lowers sugar and improves vigor in diabetes. It promises a 50 cent package for 10 cents plus a free diabetic diet booklet and a satisfaction guarantee. Available through Box 204 M Whitney Point NY or Riker Jaynes and other druggists.
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