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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

8

Air travel gains pace across Atlantic amid public interest

A Boston reader recalls London to Paris by air, noting a new timetable service from Hounslow airdrome and passengers’ routines. The piece praises pilots, engineers, and multilingual travel notices, and highlights physicians using planes to reach emergencies, including a case on Duffy Island where a doctor saved two lives.

London Paris Hounslow English Channel France New England Boston Hounslow Airdrome Middle West F. A. Brewster Beaver City Neb New York Fred Bose Tulsa Okla Pennsylvania Duffy’s Island Susquehanna

Airships Carry Large Loads With Long Nonstop Range

Airships or dirigibles can bear the greatest loads and travel thousands of miles non stop. Their speed remains far below that of heavier than air machines.

H. WV. C

Boston Public Works Teamsters Deny Rainy Day Pay Claim

In a statement from the Public Works Department Teamsters Union Boston Local, members dispute Frederick O Woodruff’s claim that city workers are paid for rainy days and sick time. They state all city laborers are paid only for actual work and the two weeks' annual vacation.

Public Works Department Teamsters’ Union City Men’s Local Frederick O. Woodruff

Doll House Showcases Luxurious Miniature Home

Charles Grandison of 558 Washington Street Brighton built a fully furnished four foot high doll house for his 11 year old daughter Dorothy. The model includes seven rooms, bath, electric lights, tiger rug floors, movable furniture, playable pianos, a veranda, grass mat display, and a miniature aquarium with gold fish.

Charles Grandison Boston Washington Street Brighton Grandison Dorothy Grandison

Maine Women on Committee in State Republican Drive

Mrs Guy P Gannett named chair of the Maine Republican State committee's women advisory board. The Augusta born wife of State Senator Guy P Gannett is a longtime suffrage supporter and will convene the group once other members are appointed. County and town reps include Anna Dingley Auburn Miss Eva Mason Bath Essie Carll Belfast and others with Cumberland Hancock Oxford Penobscot Somerset and York to be announced.

Augusta Frank J. Ham Republican State Committee Gannett Guy P. Gannett State Committee George E. Macomber Alice Madeline Anna Dingley Auburn Aroostook Seth S. Thornton Houston Franklin George H. Bass Wilton Knox Mary Perry Rich Glen Cove Lincoln Maud Gay Waldoboro Piscataquis Eva Mason Dover Sagadahoc Leonice B. Morse Bath Waldo Essie Carll Belfast Washington FE. E. Talbot Machias Cumberland Hancock Oxford Penobscot Somerset York

Montreal Station Becomes Dance Hall for CPR Employees

In Montreal Quebec on January 1 the Windsor street CP station hosted 10 000 employees for a farewell ball as the last train departed at 10 30 pm. The vast concourse floor was waxed and cleared for dances with waltzes and a two week prep program. The dining room counters and reception halls were repurposed to serve the workers in this unique farewell event, the only railroad station ever used as a ballroom.

Montreal Que Canadian Pacific Windsor Street Great Concourse

House Fire Forces Families From 6 Phillips Street

A stove overheated in Max Rubin’s fourth floor apartment sparked a blaze in a four story brick tenement at 6 Phillips Street. The fire drove several families from their New Year’s dinners before the blaze was controlled. Damage ran about 190 dollars. The building is owned by Simon Meiler.

Max Rubin Phillips Street Simon Meiler

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