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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

14

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Health For Growing Girls

An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia in growing girls. It claims to restore blood health, support teens’ development, and prevent future health issues. The piece urges mothers to mail for a free booklet and states the price as 60 cents per box through druggists or mail order.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y Dr. Williams

Camping Equipment Price List With Tents and Accessories

A historical catalog item lists camping gear including tents of various sizes with prices from 37.50 to 40.00 per half dozen lots, common tents at 25.00 per dozen, field cots at 3.90, silk floss mattresses 7.00 and 4.18, Gloucester style porch hammocks at 13.00, gray all wool blankets 8.23, and assorted lamps, wicker baskets and cooking utensils for camp use.

Boots 10 Inch High Fashion at Mechan ics Hall Show

Boots ten inches high dominated the Style Show at Mechanics Hall as part of the Shoe and Leather Exposition. Colored kid leather featured curved top lines and fleur-de lis inlays in multiple colorways, with varied vamps heels and strap designs. A white kid boot with geranium red heel and matching suit drew note among many beaded pumps and leather trimmed white oxfords.

Mechanics’ Hall

Strike in Dublin Aids Larkin Release Effort

A Dublin demonstration to press for James Larkin’s release from an American prison saw a general strike called but sparsely supported. The procession reached the American consulate at 1 20 pm with cheers for Larkin and no major incidents, though armed men briefly stopped a suburban tram line to Sandy Mount for two hours.

Dublin Larkin James Larkin America Owever Sandy Mount

Allies Uphold Poland in Conference Remarks

Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Soviet replies on peace with Poland were incoherent and propaganda aimed at home audiences. He supported direct talks with Poland and warned that Bolshevik advances would threaten Europe and tempt Germany. He praised German leaders Fehrenbach and Simons and noted Spa agreements enabling trials of criminals. England and France would aid Poland’s 300000 volunteers and sought broader European peace including Romania and Czecho Slovakia.

London Lloyd George House of Commins Poland Lloyd Georgé Germany Lloyd Georgs Fehrenbach Simons Spa England France Roumania Czecho-Slovakia Europe

Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark

Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark as a beauty tip promoting Sage and Sulphur Compound. It claims to darken gray hair naturally with repeated applications and says the product restores natural color, adds thickness and luster, and makes you look younger.

Wyeth

Proposes Five Cent Fare in Quincy Railway Discussion

Councillor William Bradford urged at a public trustees hearing that Mayor Joseph L. Whiton ask the Quincy City Council to back a five-cent fare on the condition Quincy covers any deficit from the experiment. Mayor Whiton withheld commitment as officials argued a lower fare would boost traffic and avoid losses, while trustees noted the road has not covered operating costs for months.

Quincy William Bradford Eastern Massachusetts Railway Company Joseph L. Whiton Whiton Bradford

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