Boston Y Relay Teams Race Beaton Y Sends Two Teams
Beaton Y will send two relay teams to the Brookline open swimming meet this evening.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
9
Beaton Y will send two relay teams to the Brookline open swimming meet this evening.
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Norton discuss making ice cream using Puddine a prepared dessert. It promises a firm smooth rich dish from a small 15c package. The ad touts flavor options vanilla chocolate orange lemon and quick three minute boiling.
A New York physician warns that many stomach woes stem from catarrh of the stomach and warns against misdiagnosis. He prescribes taking a teaspoonful of pure Bisurated Magnesia in hot water before meals to wash away mucous, draw blood to the stomach, and act as a safe antacid. The remedy neutralizes excess acid and supports digestion, with Bisurated Magnesia described as harmless and non laxative when used in the proper form.
A Belgian prelate’s pastoral letter published in 1916 triggers a tense interview with Governor General von der Lancken. The dialogue centers on phrases about Belgium’s independence, the war’s aims, and calls for deliverance. Officials pressure edits to avoid further penalties for printers and clergy.
In this continuation, Cardinal Mercier confronts Baron von der Lancken over German raids on his printer, insisting he expected free circulation of his letter among Brussels deans. The cardinal notes no content to offend him, yet cites the governor general as a decisive actor in the tense political climate.
The fragment cites multiple 1919 copyright declarations for the Boston Post and Public Ledger Co. It references international and Canadian rights held by the Public Ledger Co. and promises continued publication tomorrow across Post Daily and Sunday editions.
Mrs. Catherine Leger was blindfolded with a towel by two holdup men in her rear store room at 469 Walnut Street Saugus yesterday afternoon. They robbed $75 from the cash drawer and fled before she could describe them. Police have no clues on the attackers.
Salem January 7 A 10 year old Ipswich resident William Norwood had both legs crushed after slipping under the wheels of a Rockport Boston express near the station. He attempted to board the rear coach as the train departed and fell beneath the moving wheels.
Walter A. Reisner of Milwaukee offers a simple home treatment claimed to cure stomach troubles and tape worms with guaranteed satisfaction or no charge. Send name and address today as the notice may not appear again.
Gate tender at Hallam street crossing reports two Boston express riders tossed a package into a street trash bin. The bundle held four checks for 1300 and two for 500 totaling 6200 drawn on the Portuguese American Bank of San Francisco dated December 27 1919. Also included were a Tehma County Bank check book from Ted Bluff California a Boston business card and a San Francisco agent name with a pencil note. Three photos of a man were found. Checks examined and deemed possibly valid. Burns Detective Agency notified.
A special prison removal commission estimates remodeling the State Farm at Bridgewater to house 400 inmates plus educational and recreational facilities, a 1200-seat chapel, workshops, a three-acre courtyard and a 30-foot wall. Total cost about 982000 with labor from the State prison and possible inmate work on the farm.
More than 400 North Saugus citizens signed yesterday asking the State to assume ownership of the street car service from Lynn. The petition cites service quality and public urgency as reasons for state control.
The promoters pledged last night to secure signatures from nearly all town residents to a petition aimed at dismissing the trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company, with actions extending through North Saugus to Wakefield.
An old-time hair darkening remedy is promoted as Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound. The ad claims gray hair darkens naturally and evenly, restoring color after one or two applications and leaving hair thick and lustrous. It recommends home preparation or buying from drug stores and cites widespread use.
A fragmentary catalog itemizes women’s fashion including tailored stout suits in serge and poplin, Hudson seal coats, missies’ coats, Scarfs from Jap Mank and Red Fox, Black Cat Lynx, Wolf Muffs, various coats, skirts, plaid and accordion plaited styles, lace trimmed waists, Georgette and chiffon blouses, house shoes, kid lace boots, elk shoes, silk half hose, cotton hose, and infants merino bands with sale prices scattered throughout.
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