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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
12
Despatch from Berlin reports Norway ready to ship fish and fats to Germany as the premier asserts German people will fulfill obligations. Leipzig fair opens with 11,000 firms and 90,000 visitors, including 14,000 foreigners, as of March 2.
State's attorney reported seizure of papers listing I W W members in America. Detectives took the documents from a man who gave the name Alex Galin as the courier, halted while attempting to deliver them to a safe place. Date referenced: March 2. Maclay Hoyne.
Advertisement touts Eckman's Alternative tonic as a long studied remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims 20 years of successful use and sells bottles at Liggett's Beer-Jaynes stores and other leading druggists, or from an unnamed Philadelphia laboratory.
Sunset marks the start of Purim the Feast of Esther with over 100000 Jews in the area observing Megillah readings. Participants stamp and clap at the name Haman and use hamanklopfer noisemakers to protest his vilification.
A Times despatch from Berlin says Enver Pasha former Turkish war minister and Young Turk leader is living there under an assumed name. He is thought to seek sympathy for the Young Turks. A Constantinople court-martial had condemned him to death in connection with wartime conduct.
In Paris the Senate adopted a bill incorporating the army class of 1920 into France's military establishment. War Minister Lefavre said France would closely monitor Germany's disarmament and maintain a force to ensure France's respect and security until Germany's military activity is confirmed as disarmed.
Western Massachusetts cities lead in daily Irish bond subscriptions at the American Commission on Irish Independence headquarters in the American House. Springfield reports 15000 dollars raised. Westfield 5300. Pittsfield 10000. Chelsea and Cambridge open new subscription centers. rallies planned in Roxbury and Back Bay. Leitrim Association holds meeting. James M G Fay to speak. pledge of 100000 dollars by Mysterious Mr Smith remains anonymous.
Attleboro reports 3000 subscribed while Ellen OKeefe in North Cambridge turns in about 2600. Dedham captains sell bonds. Roslindale ward 23 starts with 705 raised among 23 workers. Lynn Ward 1 alone hits 20000. Charles Cotter of Lynn adds 1000. Charlestown groups raise 8000 toward 10000 goal. Rev Kenna delays Jubilee drive to boost Irish bond sales.
Fitchburg will open the campaign for Irish republic bonds with a mass meeting in City Hall on Sunday. The city’s quota is $10,000, while Leominster has a $5,000 target and has already subscribed $4,000.
The shipping board steamer Hilton, traveling from Dartmouth England to Baltimore, was towed into Newport, Rhode Island after running out of coal off Nantucket Shoals.
Dover New Hampshire resident recalls suffering from eczema for ten years with bandaged arms and pus, credits Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva after one box and two bottles brought full relief. Manufacturer Fruit-a-Tives Limited, Ogdensburg New York, sales 50c a box six for $2.50, trial 25c.
An old advertorial describes a home method to remove facial hair using a paste of water and powdered delatone applied to the face neck and arms. After 2 to 3 minutes it is rubbed off and washed away with no pain, claiming permanent results if real delatone is used.
The House approved funding for foreign trade attache service and expanded appropriations for trade specialists and consular reports. An amendment to fund $165 000 for the service passed after a procedural reversal. Additional sums include $325 000 for investigations abroad and $100 000 to promote trade with Latin America. The Chamber of Commerce praised the move as benefiting national business interests.
John J. O'Shea editor of the Catholic Standard and Times died today after months of illness at age 79. He was described as the dean of Catholic editors in the United States.
Advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for immediate relief after meals from indigestion. It claims rapid results after one or two tablets and notes the product provides an alkaline effect similar to a healthy stomach. Sold in drug stores across the United States and Canada for 50 cents a box.
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