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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
6
Gentle Analax laxative promotes healthy bowels in children
Thousands harm themselves with old fashioned purgatives. Analax pastilles offer a gentle natural laxative option, with a raspberry taste. Manufactured by McKesson Robbins in New York City, available in 15, 30 cent sizes, and larger for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Fulton Street
New York City
Big Property Deal Unveiled On Tremont Street
A Boston syndicate has bought nearly 400000 dollars worth of property on Tremont street Hollis and Dore streets to build a theatre and a 900 room hotel or office building. Architect George Nelson Meservé owns the land 254 to 272 Tremont and Hollis Street houses. Plans for a theatre and hotel were discussed but delayed until spring with interest from New York producer William Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tremont Street
Hollis and
Dore Streets
George Nelson Meservé
Devonshire Street
Hollis Streets
Hollis Street
Wilbur Theatre
Meserve
William Harris
New York
Healthy men at Harvard
Students entering Harvard College show high health standards in a fall intake of 1238 youths. Doctor Roger I. Lee reports fewer than one percent with neglected teeth, diseased tonsils, or eyesight needing glasses, and only a few cases of organic disease such as valvular heart issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Business School
Roger I. Lee
The Man Who Came Back Comes to Boston Opera House
The revival of The Man Who Came Back by Jules Eckert Good man, from John Fleming Wil son short story, opens at the Boston Opera House next week. Producer William A. Brady leads a cast including Arthur Ashley Adda Gleason Clifford Dempsey Ada Curry Philip Heege Nora Sprague and others. The play has 483 prior performances in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Eckert Goodman
John Fleming Wilson
Boston Opera House
New York
William A. Brady
Arthur Ashley
Adda Gleason
Clifford Dempsey
Ada Curry
Philip Heege
Nora Sprague
H. H. Sleight
Harry Davies
Richard Clarke
Nick Long
Donald Barr
Robert McCarthy
Second Course of Nursery Maid Lessons Began
Seventeen young women started the second course of nursery maid lessons at the Household Nursing Association Training School for Attendants in Back Bay. The 10 week program runs twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays with baby care taught by Miss Helen Gill and children's food preparation by Miss Francis Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Nursing Association
Newbury Street
Back Bay
Helen Gill
North Shore Babies’ Hospital
Francis Elwell
Prohibition Advocate Supports Law in Letter to the Post
In a letter to the Prohibition Editor, BE. M. Robinson expresses strong support for prohibition. She cites protection for boys, the closing of illicit drink houses, and compares current law to past slavery, urging full enforcement and pride in America’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
America
BE. M. Robinson
Wheeler and Anderson
West Warren
M. F. Welsh
Stella M. Keefe
Farmer Voice Against Prohibition in Charlestown Letters
A farmer from Charlestown argues against Prohibition, detailing hard country work, milked cows, wood cutting, and family duties. He condemns dry advocates, cites crime reduction claims, and urges enforcement with honest citizens. The page also features other local readers opposing Prohibition and calling for repeal.
Prohibition Progress Report From Plymouth New Hampshire
A Plymouth resident notes that alcohol sales have ceased at local “wet” places and drunkenness is rare. He observes many men are out of work but reports no disturbances, signing as L Worthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post
L. Worthen
Plymouth
N. H
Arguments On Suffrage End In Supreme Court
Oral arguments in two cases testing the constitutionality of the Woman Suffrage Amendment concluded in the Supreme Court. Suffrage leaders argued the amending power valid, while opponents contended the amendment destroys state representation in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
George M. Brady
William L. Marbury
Baltimore
Senate
Cambridge Man Wins $1500 Alienation Verdict
Walter H. McInnis, a Cambridge machinist, won a $1500 verdict in his al legation of affections suit against Otis E. Young of Malden, a meat salesman, after four hours of jury deliberation in Suffolk Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. McInnis
Cambridge
Otis E. Young
Malden
Suffolk Superior Court
Installation at Sullivan Council Meet
The General John Sullivan Council A. A. RI. R. of South Boston holds its regular meeting tomorrow night in Pilgrim Hall. Vice-President Daniel Thornton presides. Officers to be installed include President Peter I. Mac Donough, Vice-President Daniel Thornton, Secretary Miss Margaret Mc Donough, and Treasurer Miss Mary Murphy.Thomas Nolan and Dr J P Tynan will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
South Boston
Pilgrim Hall
Daniel Thornton
Peter I. MacDonough
Margaret McDonough
Mary Murphy
Thomas Nolan
J. P. Tynan
Dr True's Elixir Promoted by Boston Women
Three women praise Dr True's Elixir the True Family Laxative for constipation indigestion and general relief. Testimonies from Mrs Elizabeth Clark Mrs F E Smith and Mrs P Z Curtis cite effectiveness and herbal ingredients with prices 40c 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clark
Springer St
South
Boston
Dr. True
F. E. Smith
Huntington Ave
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Ashby, Mass
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Mr. Wing
Europe
Congress
Sir
Prohibition
England
Dakota Street
Dorchester
John F. Gillespie
H. D. Stevens
Max Henry Newman
H. Ford
Henry
Foote
Berwick
John
Leslie
Somerville
The
Pacific Ocean
Worcester
A, Juneau
Irthmore Poultry Feeds
Wirthmore
Blate
Bug
Chas. M. Cox Co
Wherecats Distributors
Boston, Mass
St. Albans Grain Co
St. Albans, VI
Getti
Greater Boston
Cunningham Grain Company
Clinton Street
Mass
the Whittemore CO
Roslindale
Brookline
Hyde Park Grain CO
Oriental
Winter Street
Sullivan Council
Likly
Hartman
Beals and Selkirk
Belber
Belcher
N. V. P. Wardrobe
the Shepard Stores
Peron
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