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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

9

Packard air plane motor on Boston truck causes city stir

A Packard military diesel? no a 450 horsepower Liberty aeroplane motor powers a two ton truck surging through Boston. Spectators report hats blown off and streets swept clean as the roaring engine carries the parade route from the Packard building to Arlington Street and beyond.

Boston Packard Commonwealth Brighton Avenues Commonwealth Avenue Arlington Street Boylston Street Washington Street Detroit

Wilson Sends His Regrets to Brussels

The Brussels burgomaster received a letter from President Wilson expressing appreciation for naming a Brussels street after him. He recalls Belgian suffering during the war, hopes to visit Brussels to show sympathy, and notes regret at postponing a visit until his return from America. He asks the Brussels corporation to convey gratitude to the city's population and the American people.

Brussels Associated Press Wilson Prussels

Post Compositors Presented Gifts In Recognition

Four Boston Post mechanical department compositors and proofreaders were honored by chapel associates for securing a new wage scale. Wal lace S Groves David A Ramsey Alexander McDowell and Edgar Yates received gifts including a gold watch purse suitcase and travelling bag. George G Hall led the presentation with a committee of Hoey Chalk Murphy and Hall.

Boston Post Wallace S. Groves David A. Ramsey Alexander McDowell Edgar Yates The Post George G. Hall Groves Ramsey McDowall John F. Hoey John T. Chalk Fred T. Murphy

Baron Munchausen Returns to England in Fantastical Spectacle

The Baron recounts a dazzling English return with celebratory illuminations and a grand musical display. Colossus orchestrates wonders arranging Windsor tower and Westminster Abbey as dulcimers while St Paul’s dome becomes a raised decanter as a trumpet. He strolls with Lady Fragantia in the park and praises Spa’s Pouhon spring.

England Colossus Rhodes Gog Magog Windsor Guildhall Westminster Abbey St. Paul’s Fragantia Spa

Borden Heirs Get Double Inheritance After Re appraisal

Bertram and Howard S. Borden of Oceanic New Jersey will each receive 6485000 from their father Matthew C. D. Borden Fall River mill owner. Re appraisal increases shares of American Printing Company stock from 260 to 600 a share boosting each heir by about 3.35 million dollars. A third son Matthew S. died and his share reverted to the surviving brothers under the will.

New York Bertram Howard S. Borden Oceanic N. J Matthew Co. D. Borden Fall River Mass American Printing Company Matthew S

Tarzan and the Boy in Burroughs Series

Edgar Rice Burroughs writes Tarzan and the Boy for next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The feature promises new chapters in the famous jungle hero’s adventures.

Tarzan Tarzan and the Boy Edgar Rice Burroughs Boston Post

California Syrup of Figs Recommended for Children

A buyer is advised to look for the brand California on the bottle to ensure a safe laxative for a child. The notice highlights a fruity taste, reported gentle relief, and provides dosing directions on every package.

California

Thirsty blossoms and Niagara falls in a strange tale

The narrative describes thirsty blossoms on a peach tree seeking water, then shifts to a conversation about vigor in waters and Niagara Falls. A Baron recounts adventures, noting ease of swimming the cataracts, with continuation promised in future Post installments.

Falls of Niagara

Avskenieff Denounces Bolshevism Ahead of Paris Conference

Nicolai Avskenieff former provisional president of Russia at Omsk arrives with ex-ministers to press allies for immediate economic and military aid to Russia. He calls Bolshevism a danger to democracy and warns 60,000,000 Russians oppose the regime while planning talks with Kerensky partisans and Mme Breshkovskaya before sailing to Paris.

New York Princes’ Island Russia Nicolai Avskentieff Omsk Alexander Kolchak Avyskentieff Count Witte Vladimir Zenzinoff Eugene Rogelsky Andre Argunoff Paris Mme. Breshkovskaya Kerensky Avskentieff Sk<erensky Oufa Ural Mountains Siberian Caspian Archangel Ural Samara Detat Syrovy Mr. Avskentieff Germany

Divorces Granted to Two Wives in East Cambridge Court

In East Cambridge Superior Court Judge Chase granted Mary F. Junior of Malden a divorce from John T. Junior of Malden on cruelty grounds with alimony of 8 dollars weekly. Jane C. Lundregan of Stoneham was granted divorce from Michael J. Lundregan on desertion with custody of their two children. Both suits were uncontested.

East Cambridge Chase Mary F. Junior Malden John TI

Rosa Luxemburg's Body Found in Canal in Berlin

The bruised body of a woman, likely Rosa Luxemburg, Spartacist leader killed January 17, was found in the Landwehr canal after over three weeks in the water, with acquaintances recognizing the deceased despite decomposition.

Berlin Associated Press Landwehr Canal Tageblatt Rosa Luxemburg

Victory Loan Opens April 21 Ahead of Schedule

Washington reports a Treasury clarification after confusion over notes versus bonds. Secretary Glass reaffirmed the Victory Liberty Loan will launch as planned, starting April 1 or sooner, aiming at millions of small investors. Notes may be issued in denominations as low as 50 dollars and mature within five years.

Washington Treasury House Ways and Means Committee Glass

Lloyd George Proposes Settlement to Miners

Premier Lloyd George presented new proposals to the miners federation in London aiming to avert a strike that could involve railway and transport workers as well. Robert Smillie said the executive would study the offer, with a full conference possible. a March 15 strike, favored by ballots, might be delayed.

London lLiovil George Miners’ Federation Robert Smillie

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Packard Motor Car Company Liberty Motor Alvan T. Fuller Packard Company Packard Aviation Motor Aviation Engineers Liberty Aviation N “Welch Welch Grape Juice Co Westfield, N. Y Welch National Munchausen Dore Borden Heirs Lloyd George McKibbin, Driscoll & Dorsey, Inc Saint Paul, Minnesota Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois Arthur Young & Company, Certified Public Accountants INI U.S. A New England North Market Street C. H. Simons
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