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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

12

Coolidge Celebrated in Amherst Arrival and Homecoming

Amherst town and Northampton held a grand welcome for Calvin Coolidge as he returned home a Republican Vice Presidential candidate. The procession lined streets with flags, speeches, and dinners. Coolidge greeted neighbors, met Speaker Gillett, and joined Amherst reunions before returning to Northampton for a public celebration.

Calvin Coolidge Amherst Springfield Amherst College Kimball National House of Representatives Massachusetts Washington Phi Gamma Delta House John Calvin, Jr Smith College United States Ally Coolidge Massasoit Jank W.stearns Boston John C. Hammond Governor’s Michael J. Fitzgerald Northampton Frederick H. Gillett Hotel Gillett Chicago New Chicopee Falls West Springfield Holyoke Maine Street Academy of Music Edward Martin Northampton High School College John P. Deering Saco Calvin” Coolidge Deering Psi Gamma Delta Mrs. Coolidge John ©. Hammond W. M. King Samuel W. Lee Harry FE. Bicknell William Richardson C. E. Hodgkins BP. A. Farrar H. C. Bliss O. B. Bradley Bridge Street Park American Legion West Althong Fitzgerald Hammond B. Adams Massasoit Street Robert Lansing Woodrow Wilson Vermont

Petition Seeks Johnson To Run Independently

Portland attorney W W Adams reports over 900 signatures on a petition urging Senator Hiram W Johnson to repudiate Chicago platform and run for President as an independent. The drive, said Adams, aims to press Johnson to decide soon and will spread statewide.

Portland Ore Oregon United States Hiram W. Johnson Chicago Johnson Adams Senator Johnson New York

New Hair Removal Method Promises Home Use

Advert says a new discovery removes unwanted facial hair completely and instantly at home. It claims roots vanish without a professional, using a stick of phelactine from a druggist with simple directions. The promise emphasizes privacy and ease, asserting the method is not depilatory or electrical.

Portuguese Diplomat Visits Hub on War Orphans Drive

Dr Justino De Montalvao Portuguese ambassador in Washington visited Boston and New Bedford to boost the $100000 Portuguese War Orphans Fund drive. He praised the Boston Post and noted goals to double efforts and meet a $25000 local quota amid early contributions under $2000.

Justino de Montalvao Washington Greater Boston New Bedford de Montalvao Montalvao Charles M. Serpa Wamsutta Club Mayor Ashley J. C. Pitts New Bedford’ Fund Committee Theodore C. Gates A. J. Taveira A. C. Vierra Monte Pio Ashley New

Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Quick, Reliable Healing

An old newspaper advertisement touts Poslam for eczema pimples rash and itching, promising speedy relief with a small amount. It urges readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City and promotes Poslam Soap medicated with Postem for clearer skin.

West 47Th St New York City

John Winthrop School Roxbury Honors War Memorials

Two memorials were dedicated at the John Winthrop School in Roxbury last evening. Henry Bailey Hall, the school’s first principal, is commemorated, with another board dedicated to the World War service of former students. Joseph A. O Neil presented the Hall tablet and Mrs G W War drop led the associated memorial reception.

John Winthrop School Henry Bailey Hall John Winthrop Roxbury Joseph A. O'Neil G.W. Wardrop

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