Regular Bonney Values at Reduced Prices
A brief notice highlights Bonney products offered at reduced prices across multiple lines in a downtown store. It promotes everyday values on home goods and furnishings with emphasis on savings.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1919
Page
80
A brief notice highlights Bonney products offered at reduced prices across multiple lines in a downtown store. It promotes everyday values on home goods and furnishings with emphasis on savings.
A jumble of verses and snippets including puns about openwork stockings a vaudeville offer to General Pershing and a humor column. It blends poetry lines jokes and social notes with brief commentary on lamps lighting and a commuter riddle. The collage echoes light entertainment and domestic humor of a busy newspaper page.
A sensational profile portrays Enver Pasha as a magnetically dangerous former Ottoman war minister, allied to rise of Islam and feared by the Allies. It praises his charisma and ruthlessness while warning of his potential to threaten Europe again, with mentions of Wilhelm II and Talaat Pasha.
A reader urges reform after a Boston pedestrian toll, citing 4000 to 5000 injuries and 200 to 300 deaths yearly in Massachusetts. The letter calls for a public indemnity scheme to speed compensation and subrogation against at fault drivers, plus tighter driver responsibility and easier access to relief.
Ex-President Taft expresses strong support for Zionism in discussions with Zionist leader P M Raskin and David Philipson. He argues Jews can be good Americans while maintaining a spiritual centre in Palestine and supports the Balfour declaration, noting American sympathy for Zionist aims.
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