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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

4

Women Beat Men in Drive for Deaconess Fund

The unset pearl sold for 100 dollars toward the Deaconess Hospital fund as a noon luncheon at Ford Hall, led by Horace A. Carter with an invocation by Rev. Leo Nies. Mrs J B Lacount leads the chairmans cup in attendance at 98 percent. Eliza Ladner follows at 77 percent. G W Williams compares pledges and money showing men trail in money.

Deaconess Hospital Ford Hall Horace A. Carter Governor’s Council Leo Nies Trinity M. E. Church of Worcester J. B. Lacount Eliza Ladner G. W. Wiliams

Snappy undress at style show in Boston ballroom

At Copley Plaza a stylish display by the Associated Millinery Industry of New England featured models in daring lingerie inspired gowns. The event highlighted strapless bandeaux, draped satins, long side streamers, and vivid colors like Harding blue and tomato red. Hats raffled for Children’s Hospital raised $60, while General Edwards urged bids for charity.

New England Copley Plaza Aphrodite Children’s Hospital General Edwards Children’s Hospital Fund Fishermaid

Ex-Patrolman Named Chief of Woburn Police

Patrolman Charles R. McCauley after nine years with the Woburn police department was appointed chief of police by Mayor Bernard J. Golden and sworn in by City Clerk James McLaughlin.

Charles R. McCauley Woburn Bernard J. Golden James McLaughlin

Sage Tea Dandy Promises Darker Hair Overnight

Advertisement proclaims Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly with few applications. It claims millions of bottles sold yearly and urges buyers to restore youth and attractiveness by tonight.

Wryeth Wyeth

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