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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
7
C B D Coyler, piloting a Cleveland to Chicago route mail plane, reported a freak wind yesterday at Garden City Long Island. The wind pushed the craft upward as it descended, forcing Coyler to lash the plane to a motor truck to anchor it while delivering the mail.
Lipton promotes its tea as a superior beverage with tonic qualities, noting the importance of leaf quality and brewing. The ad claims Lipton controls plantation to package, highlights Yellow Label as best, and invites readers to request a free sample or grocer source.
Street commissioners have paused approval for Cotting street extension near North Station at an estimated cost of 75000 to ease traffic. A heated hearing pit West End residents led by John H Farley against D J Kiley and William F Low, each denying improper motives while Kiley notes his 5000 investment in 64 Nashua street. The plan would cross Billerica street and 106 feet of tenement blocks between Lowell and Nashua streets.
A married woman living apart from her husband may register to vote from her abode if a proposed law change is adopted. Secretary of State Cook and Attorney General Allen advised the legislature to enact this modification after their joint recommendation.
A Weldona spokesman warns that rheumatism and rheumatic arthritis cause knee creak and stiffness over time. The ad touts Weldona as a proven remedy with claims of many recoveries and offers a free booklet "Germs of Rheumatism" from Weldona Co. at 182 Boylston St, Boston.
A sixty mile gale and heavy snow battered coast cities from Boston to Portland, ripping sea walls, flooding Shore Drive, and disrupting trains and traffic. Highest wind reached 76 mph at Atlantic City. 15 inches of snow in Portland, Maine, with rain and melting snow in Boston.
A severe coastal storm battered New England and New York area with wind gusts over 60 mph, heavy seas, and blizzard conditions. Dozens of vessels were driven ashore or delayed, towns faced power outages, transport lines halted, and several fatalities were reported.
In this ad Henry Trafford promotes the "1 000 EGG HEN" method claiming pullets hatch with a thousand minute eggs and can lay them profitably for four to six years. Readers with six or more hens are offered a free copy by sending name and address to Trafford in Binghamton New York.
Yesterday's storm caused an outbound Mt. Auburn street trolley to leave the rails at the Harvard square entrance to the Cambridge subway. The incident blocked both rails and halted traffic in both directions for hours starting at the 6 o'clock rush hour.
A lively hearing before the committee on metropolitan affairs suggested the Lawler bill to place Charlies S Lawler the Boston printing plant superintendent under civil service would be defeated by a majority. Supporters and opponents sparred amid City election tensions as Curley takes office February 6. Curley was not present but two hearings were scheduled for tomorrow morning.
Overseers of the Poor grant a Tag Day on Saturday January 28 by the Russian Relief committee of the Boston Central Labor Union. A special meeting at Wells Memorial Building at 2 30 p m Saturday to finish arrangements for raising funds for Russian relief.
Advertising notes Tanlac’s six year track record of health restoration and growing national demand. Pieces cite patient reports of stomach liver and kidney relief, improved strength and weight, and wide reliance across the United States and Canada. The message stresses merit over hype and outlines distribution by International Proprietaries, Inc.
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