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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

12

Milk Supply Drops Prices As Connecticut Quarts Flow In

Connecticut farmers will supply at least 10 000 quarts of milk daily to Boston at a cent less per quart than last month. The move may lower consumer costs though some dealers say most milk in Boston runs nine cents per quart. Milk trains run later to boost Providence and Boston supplies by 10 000 quarts each. Garages reportedly repurpose milk cans for gasoline, with 10 000 more cans needed to return to normal.

Boston Connecticut Prac Providence

Centuries Old Tree Plucked Up Before General Lee House

After days of pulling with steam rollers the enormous Revolutionary era tree before the General Lee house on Sycamore Street Somerville was dragged from the ground cut into sections and carted away. The tree is reported to be at least 240 years old with a base about 14 feet in circumference.

General Lee Sycamore Street Somerville

Massachusetts Sets Aircraft Registration and Licensing Rules

Massachusetts will require all aircraft to be registered and display IDs. A new board under the Department of Public Works will review pilot licenses and registrations, enforce air rules, and handle complaints. France opens the world’s first aeronautical customs house at Stinglevert near Calais for arriving aviators. A reserve air corps exam program is being organized in Massachusetts with a traveling flight surgeon, and a tri weekly flying boat service links Boston, New York, and Atlantic City with landings at Boston Harbor.

Massachusetts Department of Public Works John N. Cole Stinglevert Calais France Leonard H. Drennan Air Service Northeastern Department Washington New England Director of Boston Framingham New York Atlantic City Boston Harbor

Intercity Air Race to Start July Fourth

The Intercity Air Race from Boston to Richmond will commence July 4 with compulsory stops at Framingham Newport New York Philadelphia Washington and Richmond. The full course including return is 1200 miles long. Weston airdrome is owned by the International Aircraft Corporation. A helicopter is described as a vertical lift machine long sought by inventors for over a decade with the potential to enable roof and ship deck landings.

Boston Richmond Framingham Newport New York Philadelph Washington J. F Weston International Aircraft Corporation

Letters and questions stir reader letters on language and culture

To the Editor, readers discuss phonetics noting 36 simple sounds in letters, explain the meaning of ux in property transfers as wife of, confirm oysters’ nutritional value, compare ocean frontages of Coney Island Revere Beach and Old Orchard, and question postwar German operas in England with examples Wagner’s Tannhauser and Tristan and Isolde at Drury Lane.

Sir John Smith Uxor Coney Island Revere Beach Old Orchard Surf Avenue Old Orchard Beach Camp Ellis Pine Point England Tannhauser Drury Lane

Founding Faith in Nature's God and Browning Guns

In a reader inquiry, the editor confirms the Declaration speaks of Nature's God and Creator endowed rights, and notes Divine Providence in the concluding paragraph. The piece also clarifies Browning gun models: a 15 pound rifle and a 32 pound machine gun, both by John M. Browning, used in World War I. The Vice President's duties are outlined as constitutional presiding officer of the Senate with a tie-breaking vote only.

Post Sir American Republic U. S United States John M. Browning U. S. Senate

Slayer Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Springfield

Genaro Buoniconti who faced first degree murder charges for the death of Dominic Richy in a money dispute pleaded guilty to manslaughter with district attorney consent. Judge N. P. Brown sentenced him to two and a half years in jail.

Springfield Genaro Buoniconti May Grand Jury Dominic Richy N. P. Brown

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