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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
6
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the officers of Horace Greeley Daylight lodge will be installed by its new deputy S H Dudley and suite. Members are invited to hear the M E Williams Parkman Hall address at 3 Boylston Place in the castle hall location.
Ottawa report shows Toronto's 1911 population at 519,290, up 137,000 from the previous figure and a five point seven one percent increase. The census figures were released today in Ottawa.
Cambridge Ward 6 property owners press for building the Cottage Farm bridge at the present site rather than Cambridge entrance at Magazine street. They argue a Magazine Street bridge would reduce property values and fear a Boston elevated car line.
An ordinance passed unanimously restricting city contracts to United States citizens and, for corporations, limiting awards to those with a majority of citizen members.
The article depicts Michael Collins taking control of Dublin Castle as head of Ireland’s provisional government while Viscount Fitzalan formally concedes power. Crowds cheer, Black and Tans depart, and the castle transitions from British rule to Irish self rule with Collins and his cabinet assuming leadership.
An advertisement claims Tanlac helps digestion and weight gain for thin, run-down individuals in Boston. It asserts the tonic strengthens the digestive system, enriches blood, and revitalizes the body, with claims of widespread positive results and distribution by International Proprietaries, Inc. and Liggett Drug Stores.
The crowd outside Dublin Castle after the ceremony recalls De Valera’s absence and celebrates the departure of Black and Tans. Troops withdraw amid good humor as England leaves, with praise for Michael Collins and a hopeful note on Ireland’s future.
Supreme Court Justice Crosby refused to appoint new trustees for the Christian Science Publishing Society until old trustees earnings and accounts are examined. Herbert Eustace and Paul Harvey will hold over as the court reviews alleged extravagance and accounting disputes between trustees and church directors. John R R Watts testified the period 1919 to 1921 yielded 10.6 million gross receipts and 9.2 million expenses, with 865 thousand directed to Mrs Eddy's will and a shift from old to new accounting increasing depreciation and capital reserves. The trustees claim profits under old rules. directors dispute the change. Watts traced the 1919 net profit at 584 thousand though liquidity fell short, prompting the accounting overhaul. The Chicago firm Barrow Wade Guthrie was hired to audit.
Testimony reveals $23,891.92 paid in gratuities to keep the publishing society intact after a court ruled directors as the supreme governing body. Amounts include $2000 to Mrs. Clementina Dixon in London and three months’ wages to 23 employees, plus $2500 for legal services.
William Stitt a 30 year Brookline fire department member and seven year deputy chief was retired on half pay by the Brookline Board of Selectmen in a vote last evening.
An advertisement touts Uric Acid elven 85 cent bottles offering 32 doses plus a free 22 dose trial to prove cure for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It pledges relief from stiff joints and sore muscles and asks readers to mail a letter with ten cents for postage, sending the regular 37 dose bottle by parcel post from The Williams Co. Established 1892.
The Senate and House of Representatives adopted a concurrent rule prohibiting legislators from buying or selling stocks or other securities of corporations whose interests are affected by legislation. The rule aims to curb potential conflicts of interest among lawmakers.
An article argues that two children with identical food and exercise differ in blood quality. The strong child has rich red blood while the weak child remains thin. It recommends Gude's Pepto Mangan to build up blood and improve health, urging purchase from druggists in liquid or tablet form.
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