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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1922

Page

4

Milford Hosts First Local Double Wedding at St. Marys

Milford, Feb 22. Washingtons Birthday double wedding at St. Marys Roman Catholic Church united Miss Christine M. Gillon and Francia W Coppinger with Miss Marie E. Gallagher and Robert L. Dalrymple. Each couple served as attendants for the other. After a double honeymoon in New York and Philadelphia the pairs will live in Milford.

Milford Washington St. Mary's Christine M. Gillon Francia W.coppinger Somerville Marie E. Gallagher Robert L. Dalrymple New York Philadelphia

Williams Treatment ad promises free 85 cent bottle for uric acid cure

An old advertisement offers The Williams Treatment to relieve kidney and bladder troubles rheumatic pains and chronic ailments caused by uric acid. It promises an 85 cent bottle free to prove effectiveness and asks readers to mail a letter and pay postage. The notice includes a P O Box address and request for funds to cover postage.

Williams Williams Co Dept P. CO Este

St Vincent's Cadets Plan Exhibition in Bethany Hall

St Vincent's Cadets from South Boston aged around ten form the Kid Company with four other young units. They will display drill calisthenics and demonstrations next Monday evening at Bethesda Hall. A whist party and dance will follow with the St Vincent's Band providing music.

Little Tmen St Vincent’s Cadets South Boston Bethseda Hall St. Vincent’s Brij

Harvey Sees Long Alliance in Plymouth Toast

American ambassador George Harvey declared at a Plymouth Chamber of Commerce banquet that a foundation for a Brotherhood of Nations had been laid in Washington. He praised growing Briton American cooperation and stated the two nations would stay together, urging a temperate celebration of Washington's Birthday.

Plymouth England Associated Press Brotherhood of W Nations Chamber of Commerce George Harvey Washington The Brotherhood of Nations

Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

An old ad promotes a Pinex based cough syrup claiming rapid relief for coughs, bronchitis, croup, and colds. It touts maple flavor, easy preparation by adding Pinex to a pint of water, and a money back guarantee.

Aittetad Craters Norway Fort Ste Ling Ind

Coast Guard Trails Rum Craft From Bahamas to Canada

Increased liquor smuggling has Coast Guard cutters on the trail of rum craft moving between Nassau Bahamas and Canada. Captain Reed reports a tug with 2200 cases of whiskey at Portland Maine for repairs and says most cargos head for American bootleggers. A nondescript flotilla of tugs yachts and fishing craft is suspected. once a vessel leaves Newfoundland or Nassau, a cutter tracks it to port or until relieved by another nation.

New York Associated Press United States Coast Guard Bahama Islands Canada Reed Portland Nassau Bahamas Qfovibionubohail St. Johns Newfoundland Coast Guard Atlantic

Senate panel shifts to specific rates in permanent tariff bill

Washington February 22 Senate finance committee Republicans moved away from the valuation issue to examine disputed specific rates in the proposed permanent tariff bill. Chairman McCumber indicated no decision on valuation is expected this week.

Washington Senate Nance Committee McCumber

Boston Manuscript Letters Warn Against War in 18th Century Outlook

A fragment from Boston manuscripts recalls a Massachusetts Legislature letter urging Congress to seek peaceful settlements via treaties and diplomacy. It cites Washington Jefferson and Franklin warnings against war and extols restraint, concluding with Franklin’s denunciation of wars as mankind’s mischief.

Boston Samuel Adams Massachusetts Congress United States Europe Faneuil Hall Washington Jefferson Franklin Washington Conference David Humphreys Lafayette Benjamin Franklin Paris David Hartley London Sherman

Medford Man Injured After Being Struck by Train

Cornelius O Nell, 40, of 189 Sheridan street Medford, is at Haymarket Relief Hospital with a fractured skull a fractured nose and numerous injuries after being struck by a train while at work in the Sullivan Square terminal yard yesterday.

Cornelius O’nell Sheridan Street Medford Haymarket Relief Hospital Sullivan Square Terminal

Stomach Health Advice From Noted Authority

A noted authority explains indigestion as hyper acidity and fermentation in the stomach. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts with a glass of water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and relieve gas and heartburn.

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