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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
10
Weldona advertised as cure for rheumatism in Fall River ad
A Fall River man reports severe pain from behind the ear to fingertips for five weeks, unable to work. After failing other remedies, Weldona reportedly restored him to work within a box. He praises Weldona and recommends it to others with rheumatism. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet from Weldona Co. and notes a representative would distribute books at a local drug dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldona
Weldona Co
Boylston Street
Boston
Mass
Houghton & Dutton
Deaf Man Finds Hearing After Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Belmont resident G. C. Austin recounts three years of deafness with ringing in the head and rain-like noises. After consulting Osmo-Chemic Physicians he regained hearing and recommends their treatment for various ailments including deafness bronchitis nervous disorders and skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Austin
School St
Belmont
Mass
Begg's Mustarine Promises Warm Feet This Winter
An advertisement claims Begg's Mustarine in a yellow box warms cold feet and eases winter aches. It touts relief for sore throat, chest colds, lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, and other pains, priced at 60 and 69 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begg
Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair Advertisement
An advertisement promotes using refined coconut oil shampoo as the best choice for hair care. It warns that common soaps and shampoos have excess alkali, drying the scalp and dulling hair. The coconut oil product is described as pure, greaseless, easy to rinse, and economical for family use.
Treaty 10 Stay Dead Says Reed at New York Dinner
Senator James A Reed predicted defeat of the peace treaty at a New York dinner honoring Reed and Senator Hiram Johnson. Johnson defended lodge reservations as the irreducible minimum, arguing they offer protection though not wholly guaranteeing the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James.a. Reed
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
United States
Irreducible protection line in Senate debate over league
Senator Johnson argues for unyielding protection standards in the League of Nations dispute, condemning any compromise as surrender. He contrasts Britain’s greater influence in the league, cites labor voting disparities, and warns against altering the protection framework. Senator Reed cites Knox resolution as path to peace. Senator Lodge stresses firm principles and two thirds vote hurdles. The President’s stance is to ratify without meaning-altering changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
United States Senate
Republic
California
Wilson
League of Nations
America
League
Great Britain
United States
Reed
Germany
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Puzzling Beach Street Shooting Mystifies Police
Police delay verdict on Eng Yee Mee death a Cambridge restaurant cashier shot in a Beach Street room. Two companions Leong Sheer and Yee Shal are in custody as suspects amid rumors of factional conflict over two women. The shooting, believed at 130 to 200 PM, lacks medical aid and official guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng Yee Mee
Cambridge
Beach Street
Timothy J. Leary
Leong Sheer
Mattapan
Yee Shal
Boynton to resign as district attorney and join Tremont Trust
Thomas J. Boynton, who has served as United States District Attorney since October 1917, announced he will resign after arranging remaining duties and then devote full time to duties as vice president and advisor for Tremont Trust Company. The bank’s directors re elected Boynton to the executive board and as a vice president. The article notes his prior roles as Massachusetts attorney general and Everett mayor, and details board changes, stock authorization, and surplus adjustments at Tremont Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Boynton
United States
Washington
Tremont Trust Company
Boynton
Massachusetts
Eeverett
Asa P. French
Simon Swig
David T. Robinson
Gilbert H. Noyes
John P. Feeney
Henry S. Potter
Frank R. Sircom
Sircom
Malden Trust Company
Richardson Furniture Company
Boston
Trust Company
Brotherhood and democracy in a Christian Science lecture
Miss Mary G. Ewing of Chicago spoke at The First Church of Christ Scientist on brotherhood as real democracy. She argued Christian Science offers the only consistent solution to labor and capital issues and stressed mind and spirit as creative energy, the unreality of evil, and the fixed relationship between Creator and creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
Mary G. Ewing
Chicago
First Church of Christ, Scientist
God
Mary Louise Grady Weds Matthew G Sullivan in Medford
Mary Louise Grady daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Grady of 58 Fergusson Medford and Matthew G Sullivan of West Somerville were married at 8 o clock mass Saturday at the Immaculate Conception Church Medford The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Timothy C Sullivan a cousin of the groom Mrs Sullivan a Whitier Academy Merrimac graduate Sullivan a Somerville High School graduate and former Boston College class of 1915 member who during the war served as traffic expert in Washington directing transportation for the Quartermaster Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Grady
William F. Grady
Farragut Avenue
Medford
Matthew G. Sullivan
West Somerville
Immaculate Conception Church
Timothy C. Sullivan
St. Vincent's Parish
South Boston
Just Escapes Death in Elevator Well
Red Boyd aged two of 10 Wellington Street South End narrowly escaped being crushed in an elevator well at 89 Beach Street. An employee operated the car while Boyd worked underneath. He jumped from a ladder to the bottom of the well and suffered severe leg contusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Boyd
Wellington Street
South End
Beach Street
Boyd
YD Drive Now Over 180000 As Funds Rise
With returns from Maine, Vermont and Connecticut missing and several New England towns uncounted the YD Club offensive total rose above 180000 dollars last night. The objective remains uncertain but within reach and 95 Milk Street becomes the club’s temporary headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Milk Street
Club to Open at 11 Beacon Street in Boston
Applications pour in as a committee announces securing premises at 11 Beacon Street formerly Naval Service Club and State Guard police units. Facilities to be set up in two weeks with large subscriptions from John F. Fitzgerald Samuel McCall John Donnelly Son Elks Boston Life Co employers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Naval Service Club
State Guard
Boston
Bolshevist
John F. Fitzgerald
Samuel W. McCall
John Donnelly & Son
Boston Lodge of Elks
Daniel H. Coakley
Charles Sumner Bird
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
Boston Transcript
Chappel Publishing Co
Boston Insurance Co
Bridge Props Snapped In Lowell Street Incident
Two main supports of the Lowell street bridge over the Boston and Maine tracks were snapped when freight cars ran wild in the nearby yard. No one was hurt. Traffic diverted to pedestrians. A Boston wrecking crew was sent to restore the bridge, expected ready by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell Street
Boston & Maine
Boston
North Station
Lowell
Typographical Society Celebrates Franklin Birthday Banquet
Several hundred members of the Franklin Typographical Society and the Boston Typothetae Board of Trade marked Benjamin Franklin's 24th anniversary of birth with a banquet at the City Club. Donations to a fund were announced, including $1000 from Congressman Alvan T. Fuller and $1400 from the Typothetae Club. Thomas Todd Jr. presided. Lt Governor Channing Cox delivered the principal address praising the memory of a U.S. founder. Additional attendees included Charles H. Taylor Jr., Frank P. Sibley, J. Mitchel Galvin, and James C. Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Typographical Society
Boston Typothetac Board of Trade
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Alvan T. Fuller
Typothetae Club
Thomas Todd, Jr
Channing Cox
Society
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
The
Boston Globe
Frank P. Sibley
J. Mitchel Galvin
James C. Higgins
Have Dark Hair And Look Young Grandmother’s Sage and Sulphur Mixture
Old time hair color remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to darken gray hair naturally. A downtown druggist says it restores natural color in one or two applications and is inexpensive and easy to use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Nantucket Sound Buoy Additions and Lightship Return
The Lighthouse Board announces the establishment of Monomoy Dredging Buoys A and B to aid United States Engineering Department dredging operations in Nantucket Sound. Buoy A lies in about 51-4 fathoms, 33-8 miles from Monomoy Point Lighthouse, and Buoy B in about 61-4 fathoms, 41-4 miles from the lighthouse. Great Round Shoal Lightship will return to its Nantucket Sound station after three months of extensive repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Belle Atwood
The
Lighthouse Board
Nantucket Sound
United States Engineering Department
Monomoy
Monomoy Point
Great Round Shoal
Shipping News Arrived With Multiple Steamers and Tugs
Shipping notices list steamer arrivals City of Columbus Diehl Savannah Nantucket Page Baltimore and Norfolk Indian Briggs Philadelphia Caverun Lowry Norfolk Lake Conesus Atkinson Walter D Noyes Clark Cedar Spring Galiano Lake Silver Mugan Mohawk Crowell Grasselli and others. Tugs North America Partridge New York Towage Cohocton for Rockland Haverford for Salem Shickshinney Raymead Crowell New London Savage Wessex New Bedford Wyoming Clark Perth Amboy towing barges 767 705 791 Saturn Cunningham Beverly Mahoning Confidence Powell Gloucester Flora for Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Columbus
Diehl
Savannah
Nantucket
Page
Baltimore
Norfolk
Indian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Caverun
Lowry
Lake Conesus
Atkinson
Walter D. Noyes
Clark
Cedar Spring
Galiano
Lake Silver
Mugan
Mohawk
Crowell
Grasselli
N. J
North America
Partridge
New York
Cohocton
Rockland
Haverford
Salem
Shickshinney
Raymead
New Lonton
Savage
Wessex
New Bedford
Wyoming
Perth
Amboy
Saturn
Cunningham Beverly
Mahoning
Confidence
Powell
Gloucester
Flora
Shipping movements and port calls listed in old clipping
A fragment lists vessels and locations including Catheron and Cowiche in Norfolk, Lake Geneva, Cowan from Norfolk, Portland, schooner Mayflower of Britain, Parrsboro Nova Scotia, tugs Western towing barge No 17 from New York, Portsmouth Ontario New York towing sourges from Cadosia Belienville Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catheron
Norfolk
Lake Geneva
Cowiche
Cowan
Portland
Mayflower
Parrsboro
N. S
West
Ern
New York
Portsmouth
Ontario
Cadosia
Belienville
Smyrna
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Pleasant St
Fall River
Kei
A. Hobson
J. Walsh
M. D
Boylston
Oston
Christian Scientist
Ben Franklin
Emia
J. W. Smith
Teal
Georges Bank
South Boston Mart
Haddock
Seollay Square
Court St
Dp. W. Griffith
Richard Barthelmess
Willian Gish
Griffith
Bowdoin Management
Dorothy Dalton
Pearl White
Lloyd
Pathe News
Yont
Fugi
Dell & Gliss
Smith & Troy
Willie Karbe
Homberg
Shipping News
George W. Barnes
Tampico
Sebago
Cardenas
Matanzas
Cuba
Harry Lang
Tulad
Edna Raymond
Vi Penney
Ruth Denice
Billy Harris
Jimmy Gallagher
Boston Velocity
Charley Cole
Maxime
Leonardi Gallagher
Shubert Stan
Tha Ae
Sue
Raacrog
Mats
Owen Davis
JI Wu “Ui
Victor Moore and CO
Mrse Pictures
Nina( Payne, Kranz & Lasal Klaiss
saAan Curzon
Myrtle
Jimmy Dunedin
Juliet
Ernest Golden
Oe Uus
Tel. Beach
Valerie Bergere
Emmet Devoy
Friscoe
LE. Pressler
Symphony Hall
Oliver Lodge
Mme. Peroux-Williams Coenraar V. Bos
Marie Sandelius
MET
Opera CO
Pablo Casals
Radcliffe College
Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhauer
H. G. Tucker
Rossini
Frieda Hempel
Morgan Kingston
Florence Mulford Jose Mardones
Josef Hofmann
ICE Pavilion
Harvard Bridge
Dartmouth
Harvard Varsity
Dartmouth Club
Y. D
Dartmouth Varsity
Tufts
Harvard
Ge RG
Wright & Ditson
Leavitt & Pierce
Arthur Hammerstein
Selwyns
Ros Cooper
Megrue
Arthur Byron
Laura Hope Crews
Frederick Perry
Wilbur Sir Re
Farge
Kenneth Douglas Grossmit Fritz Williams
Little Bldg
Cne
Turlers Sue
J.J. Shuber
Roland West
Trenont Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Cohan & Harris
AES
Roscoe Arbuckle
Mme
Heart
Lew Cody
Cheater
News & Sunshine
Elks’ Ball Room
Central Square
Danny Duggan
Dorothy Luce
Ora Carew
Sennett
Wallace Reid
Hawthorne
Dorchester Odman & First
Alice Joyce
Durand
Clara K. Young
Eyes of
Ore
Featuf Res
Pegi Be Ee Ee
Hobart Bosworth
Gladys Leslie
Jennett
Fancaste
Robert Warwick
Dotores Cassinelli
Olympia Wash
Nazimova
Arthur
Martel
Filene
Eee Lucia di Lacimaertogor
Ag Mats
Wed
AIDA
WEEX
Douglas Maclean
Doris May
Mack Sennett
Sir Oliver Lodge
Back Bay
Jordan Hall
Grace Warner
Boylston St
Mason & Hamlin Kldg
Ambridge
W. Central SQ. Theatrey
Peter Clara K. Young, J. Warren K “the Lord Lov
D. W. Griffiths
Copley Square
Errigan
Tremont Street
Beach
Dalton Brothers
Outlaws
Eric Strolein
Wonder Vlay
Teon Kimberley
Helen Page
Klass & Termini
Irving & White
Aronty Brothers
Janis
Mack
Tom Meighan
Katty Arbuckle
Gcapham
D. W. Griffith
J. W. Kerrigan
Lord
Mr. Roper
Clara Kimball Young
D. W. Galiffitius
Waldron
Casino
ES AL. Reeves’ Æe
Watson & Cohan
Our Mary's
Nathan H. 4. Gordon
Colo
Dillingham
Alsa
Joseph Anderson
Awthorn
Doyle & Dixon
Maude Eburne
Charles Dillingham
Joseph Santley Milnard
Scott Welsh
Jas
Marlowe
Bobby Higgins
Duncan Sisters
Hollis Eves
Henry Millerpress
Ruth Chatterton
By George Scarborough
Tha
Betty
e _ Stewart & Morrison
Robert Buchanan
TOM Jones
Copley
Filene’s
Jordan’s
the Shepard Stores
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