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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

11

Move 10 Keep Reds From U S

Washington date line reports the House immigration committee condemning broad postwar immigration. The panel calls the four year halt after the peace treaty a delusion and a snare while outlining its report on the bill to restrict general immigration.

Washington America House Immigration Committee

Legislation Aimed at Protecting Workers and Halting Bolshevik Influence

A proposed law would shield American workers from unfair competition during industrial readjustment and block Bolshevik influence from entering the United States to spread their doctrine.

America

Keep Out Reds Warn of Bolshevik Influx

A report argues Bolshevists and revolutionists cannot be kept out without excluding many others and notes anarchists already exist in the country. The plan includes a rule to fast track legislation in the House, as announced by Chairman Burnett.

Russia Burnett

Open Nostrils End A Cold or Catarrh Elixir Ad

An old advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by using Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the antiseptic cream opens nasal passages, relieves swelling, and eases breathing with a small application in the nostrils. The ad urges readers to buy from their druggist.

Ely

Real Irish Monarchs Seal Was on Purple Flag

Boston man Jack Stevens claims the real standard bearer of ancient Ireland was the purple Royal Meath seal with a golden harp and a triple tower, from which a deer emerged. He notes four provincial seals and a shift to the green banner popular since Robert Emmet, while Irish seals remain used in governance.

Old Ireland Boston Jack Stevens Tremont Street Trinity College Public Library Stevens Cora Hill Dempsey Malden King of Ireland Ireland Leinster Robert Emmet Mr. Stevens Yesteryear Ulster Munster Connaught Royal Meath Tara Columbia Meath Erin Erin’s Isle

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