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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1920
Page
11
A snow shoveler spotted a scarf end over a drift and alerted authorities leading to the discovery of Patrick F. Ryan, 55, found unconscious in an alley behind 1734 Washington Street late yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
Crowds packed Walnut Street Synagogue in Chelsea and Tifereth Israel in Revere as Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society announced letters from Poland Russia and Ukraine. Recipients heard names of relatives believed lost and messages urged action to reunite families scattered across 4000 miles.
Dr F M Edwards a longtime Ohio physician touts Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. He claims the vegetable-based remedy cleanses the liver and bowels, improving pale complexions and dull eyes. Available in 10c and 25c sizes.
William P. Carroll, 43, a former Lynn shoeworker, was imprisoned at Charlestown State Prison after a three year pursuit covering about 10,000 miles. He was captured in Houston, Texas where he was arrested last July for practicing medicine in upscale offices with a wealthy clientele.
The American House debuts a temperance bar replacing the historic beer room. A phonograph orchestra showcases the new store with coffee lounge, luncheonettes, and a full modern drug store layout led by Allen C. Jones. Longtime staff exits reflect the Prohibition era shift.
Horace Taylor head of science at Browne and Nichols School lectured on the structure of the universe at the Rational Forum in Dwight Hall South Find yesterday afternoon. Charles C. Ramsay presided.
Secretary of War Baker told Free Synagogue members that industrial reorganization is essential so civilization may forge ahead. He called for mutual employer employee regard and warned America is in a third critical period, predicting emergence from hardship as in the Revolutionary and Civil War eras.
The Rev. Edward Cummings spoke at South Congregational Church calling American industrial life an industrial militancy. He praised legislators for seeking to soften the jungle laws in industry and urged measures to infuse a living creature spirit into factories.
Sir Harry Lauder the knighted Scotch comedian arrives in Boston with Lady Lauder for a week long engagement at the Boston Opera House. A bronze medallion was presented in Pittsburgh as the first outside the U S president, and retirement to Scotland is rumored after this season.
A 19 year old Lillian Smith of 45 Portland Street West End was found buried in a snowdrift on Beverly Street near Warren Bridge by snow shovelers. She was taken to Haymarket Relief Hospital where alcoholism was diagnosed. Dr Breslin treated her and she was returned home.
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