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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1921

Page

20

Lace Fan Rivalry and Embroidered Wood-green Duvetyn

The lace fan is described as rival to the ostrich feather fan. Wood-green duvetyn is noted as effective and embroidered in black.

Jad Salts Ad Promises Kidney Flush Benefits

An advertisement urges readers to doctor Jad Salts for kidney cleansing. It claims sluggish kidneys cause backache headaches and bladder issues and recommends four ounces daily in water before breakfast for several days to restore normal kidney function. It touts the product as harmless inexpensive and a pleasant lithia water drink.

Fler Daughter and His Son Quote on Grace and Her Mother

The excerpt presents a harsh view of Grace, calling her hateful and selfish while noting her mother may share blame for Grace’s faults. The speaker reflects that Grace is her mother’s daughter, balancing harsh judgment with a softer acknowledgment. The lines reveal family tensions.

Grace Mr. Halsey

Chief Characters In A Fictional Serial Life and Lovers

Ann Whitson narrates her city life after her mother’s death. Grace Cameron and KennlW'th Halsey emerge as central figures while Jimmy Callaman Jerry Hathaway and Mamie Riley enter and shape her relations. The narrative follows confidences and romantic tensions.

Ann Whitson Grace Cameron Kennwl’th Halsey Ann Jimmy Callaman Jimmy Jehrry Hathaway Jerry Mamie Riley Mr. Halsey

Secretaries and letters reveal family tensions at the Halsey home

In the office routine, the narrator uncovers Mr. Halsey’s habit of keeping Ken’s letters in a safety box. Ken and Grace arrange a fairyland home with decorators while Ken grows weary of social life and pleads for his father’s visit. The narrator calls Grace hateful, then blames her mother. Continued tomorrow.

Mr. Halsey Jimmie Ken Hot Springs Bermuda Grace Kenneth Fairyland Harkinson Place Dad Ann

Married Couples Frayed by Stress and Irritability

The text describes thousands of married people being cross and grumpy with each other, ready to fly off at minor provocation. It attributes the mood to iron starvation of the blood causing nerve weakness and loss of self control, making them go to pieces on slight cues.

Adventures of Fliers in Wilds of Canada

A three man balloon expedition lands near Moose Factory after a long sub arctic trek. They rationed on chocolate and a sandwich then relied on carrier pigeons and caribou moss until Cree trapper Tom Marx and the Moose Factory settlement aid them home to James Bay.

Canada Nescohaga Creek Moagie James Bay sub-Arctic Farrell Moose River New York State Tom Marx Dian Moose Factory Marx Missinabi Mattice

Farrell and Hinton to Fight It Out at Rockaway Point

Rockaway Point officers were surprised by a fist fight between two brothers in law enforcement. They had anticipated a staged gymnasium bout to bypass regulations, and now the men may have to report directly to the Secretary of the Navy in Washington instead of through the post commander.

Hinton Naval Air Kloor Farrell Hudson Bay Company Moose Factory Marx New York William Racomb Rockaway Point N. Y United News Secretary of the Navy Washington

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