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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1920

Page

2

Rescue on the Charles River Nets Two Capsized Couples

A crowd watched as a young man and woman capsized in a canoe opposite the bear cage at Bordatbere Park. Patrolman John Austin rescued them in a boat, preserving their lives before sergeant William H Chaisson later saved another couple near the Narrows. Both pairs were exhausted and taken to the metropolitan park police station and home afterward.

Bordatbere Park Irl Charles River John Austin Metropolitan Park Police Chaisson Metropolitan Park

Fire Ladder Truck Skids Hitting Brighton Sidewalk

Two Brighton firemen were injured when Ladder 2 skidded on Cambridge Street while responding to a blaze at 57 Brighton Avenue. A kettle of fat caused the fire in a three story brick building. Injured men were Joseph McManus and Malvin G Moore.

Chestnut Hill Avenue Brighton Cambridge Street Allston John McKenzie Brighon Avenue BEC Joseph McManus Litchfield Street Malvin G. Moore Melville Street Dorchester

Bayer Aspirin: trusted pain relief since early medicine era

Bayer tablets branded as genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Unbroken Bayer package includes directions to relieve headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism and pain. Handy tins hold 42 tablets priced cheaply. larger packages sold by druggists. Monocetic ester of salicylic acid trademark Bayer.

Amherst County Hosts Prize Winners Camp For Junior Extension

Amherst hosts the County Champions Prize Winners Camp at Massachusetts Agricultural College. Nine boys and girls from fourteen counties attend to enjoy activities and learn about farming and health. County champs compete in pig and calf raising, baking, canning, and crafts, with state champions later rewarded with trips to Washington. Dr. Goldthwaite and Miss Schmidt join discussions on posture and dental care, as George L. Farley guides the group with W. F. Howe and Helen Norris assisting.

Amherst Massachusetts Agricultural College Washington Sugar Loaf Orient Springs Agricultural College Joel .T. Goldthwaite Evelyn Schmidt State Department of Health George L. Farley W. F. Howe Helen Norris Brockton State Agricultura Cou Massachusetts

Boston Capital to Aid Port to Launch Steamship Firm

William L. Fairbanks, director of the Massachusetts commission of foreign and domestic commerce, urged Boston capital to form a steamship company to transport passengers and freight. He said Boston lags behind lesser cities despite a vision and modern development, referencing the Hamburg-American example.

Boston William L. Fairbanks Massachusetts Commission of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Fairbanks

Malden Woman Hits by Car Suffers Hip Injury

Mrs. Annie Harrington age 54 of 119 Emerald street Malden was struck by an automobile yesterday morning as she walked home from church and sustained a fractured right hip.

Annie Harrington Emerald Street Malden

Greeks Push Toward Adrianople as Turks Flee Thrace

Greek forces occupy Eski Baba a rail junction and push toward Kirk Kilisseh and Adrianople. Turkish resistance falters as Greek artillery proves effective. Colonel Jafar Tayar vows suicide rather than surrender. If the advance continues Adrianople may be enveloped and bombarded within days.

Constantinople Associated Press Thrace Eski-Baba Kirk-Kilisseh Kirk- Kilisseh Adrianople Jafar Tayar Tchataldja

St Anthony Society Parade in Everett

More than five thousand people lined the Everett streets for the St Anthony Society parade as part of the Feast of St Anthony observance. About 300 society members marched, led by the Boys' Brigade of Immaculate Conception Church. Last night featured two band concerts and a big fireworks display to close the celebration.

Everett St. Anthony Society of Boys’ Brigade Immaculate Conception Church of Fverett

PUMPING OUT POISONED DRINKERS BECOMES HOSPITAL PRACTICE

Hospitals have made washing out stomachs a daily routine to save alcohol poison victims from paralysis blindness and death. After the liquor ban many began craving denatured alcohol and wood alcohol, with several cases of fatal or near fatal outcomes among groups.

Jakey

Hospital Stomach Pumps Dramatize Early 20th Century Drunk Care

Surgeons shift from waiting to treatment as relief hospital handles a dozen stupor cases weekly. First aid includes stomach pumps for intoxicated patients, with anecdotes of a perfume ingestion and alcohol-heavy tonics. Police note about 20 drunks in Central Court this morning, reflecting apparent gradual town improvement.

Jakey

Replica in Stone of Rubber Boot Found

Many stones of peculiar shape are being found by children at the beaches this year. One of the oddest was a small smooth stone the shape of a rubber boot, found yesterday at Revere by Stanley Rosenband of 50 Nahant avenue, Revere. The stone, not more than an inch.

Ber Revere Stanley Rosenband Nahant Avenue Old Ocean Stanley Revere Beach

Perfect replica bootmaker sign worn smooth by water

A long description notes a sign replica matching the old bootmaker signs. The heel and toe shapes are perfect and the surface shows wear from constant water action, indicating long use and exposure.

Joseph A Holmes Dies in Arlington After Boston Store Career

Joseph A Holmes a longtime Boston stationer died at his Arlington home aged 87. Born in Boston he ran a stationery store for over 50 years and retired last February due to ill health. A former musician and head of the Holmes Band, his funeral will be at St Agnes Church Arlington with burial at Old Calvary Cemetery Forest Hills.

Joseph A. Holmes Boston Trent Street Arlington Holmes Band St. Agnes’ Church Calvary Cemetery Forest Hills

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