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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
11
A note announcing the Boston Sunday Post Magazine feature And Tastes Differ by Josephine Daskam Bacon, described as an entertainingly different tale in the upcoming issue.
Advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution for indigestion gas and heaviness. It argues tablets help business people enjoy meals and maintain energy, noting physicians prescribe them and a 50 cent box is available at stores.
The ad urges readers to use Nature's Remedy NR Tablets to combat indigestion biliousness and constipation. It highlights gentle full body cleansing benefits for stomach liver bowels and kidneys and promises greater relief than other laxatives with a money back guarantee from druggists.
A simple home remedy uses water and powdered delatone applied to facial hair for 2 to 3 minutes. It is rubbed off and the skin washed to remove residue, aiming to banish hair and leave clear skin. Caution urges buyers to ensure genuine delatone.
The article reports on Cardinal Mercier appealing for the release of workers held in prison amid war time tensions. It quotes response to Baron von Bissing and outlines excerpts from a memorial advocating strict German rule in Belgium.
A 1917 exchange between Cardinal Mercier and Baron von der Lancken discusses the release of Monsignor Legraive and the repatriation of 22 deported individuals. Abbe Allner remained detained until early June, with Mercier seeking the Governor-General’s clemency and specific petitions for each case.
The April 11 death of Baron von Bissing triggers Cardinal Mercier to protest religious liberty limits under Governor General Baron von Falkenhausen. Mercier letters detail concerns about prison mass, Sunday rest for workers at the Malines arsenal, and ongoing interference by German authorities. The series notes a promised inquiry with limited results and threats to safety.
The fragment lists multiple 1919 copyrights held by the Public Ledger Co with claims in Boston Post, Public Ledger Co, and Canada, noting international copyright and Canadian affiliation.
Mayor Peters reshapes the infirmary trustees to sparked city hall uproar. Mary A. Dierkes and James V. Donnaruma accuse the mayor of tolerating intolerable Long Island conditions and approve meat contracts to the highest bidder.
The mayor announced resignations from two officials to allow a board reorganization. The new board will include five department heads and temporary trustee Isabella F. Flyans of the Boston Consumptive Hospital. Depart ment heads include Thomas W. Murray J J O Callaghan Herbert I json Thomas J O Brien and Joseph P Manning. Dierkes and Donnarama sent sharp resignations.
William C. Adams, director of the division of fisheries and game, urges sportsmen and the public to feed ground feeding birds like quail and pheasant during heavy snow. Grain and grit should be supplied at local sites or artificial covers, with free shipment of grain to interested parties from the State House division.
At a meeting last evening the senior class elected officers: President Joseph L. McGrath, vice presidents John Perry Clement J. Redmond John F. Leary, secretary Christopher C. Mitchell, treasurer Edward F Livingstone, member of student council Hector J. McLean.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound with olive oil, act on the liver and bowels like calomel but without dangerous after effects. They are sold for 10c and 25c and reportedly improve complexion, energy, and digestion with nightly use.
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