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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue and anemia. It claims the tonic boosts red blood cells, energy, and mood, with physician endorsement and availability in liquid or tablet forms. Emphasizes asking for the genuine Gude's brand.
In Roslindale on March 12 Angelo Fopiano husband of the late Maria Fopiano funeral from his daughter's residence 452 Beach Street. Robert Hamilton Greene of Newton Hospital March 12 beloved husband of Martha Robison and son of late Thomas Geese of Go Ness Scotland funeral from 12 Williams Street Newton Upper Falls Sunday at 2 pm. Rush in Dorchester March 12 Geraldine Rush child of Thomas and Geraldine Rush nee Caswell three years seven months funeral from parents residence Worchester 218 Centre Street Worchester Sunday March 14 at 3 30 pm relatives invited.
Special days in the Irish bond drive have boosted sales in Boston and statewide. Directors expect quotas to be met early next week as medical day returns and public service day subscriptions add to the Hub total. Bench and bar day spurred solicitors to urge judges, lawyers, and court staff to subscribe.
Worcester County reports $137,000 raised toward a $150,000 county quota with St Patrick's Day as the target. Lynn contributes $40,000 toward a $60,000 city goal. Gloucester schedules a mass meeting in City Hall with speakers from Boston and Ware as Ward 6 leads Boston in subscriptions.
Miss Eva D Corey Massachusetts chairman of the Church Service League will address Trinity Church Newton Centre at 7 15 Sunday evening on The Challenge to the Church The address highlights the need for personal religion among church members and calls for practice of Christian principles in the face of contemporary world challenges.
The Federal building top floor hosted a major parcel post bargain sale drawing hundreds and netting nearly $2000 in receipts. Auctioneer Brophy led fast bidding as unclaimed New England items sold, with women often outbidding men for oddities like corn cob pipes and worn hats.
A man purchases an enormous cigarette case containing nearly every brand in the world for a sum equal to a $20 bill, promising to smoke cigarettes for life.
A schedule lists morning events at the Public Library Tremont Temple and Perkins Hall with speakers including John F. Moors Edward Howard Griggs Dallas Love Sharp and J W Osterhout. Afternoon sessions feature Dallas Lore Sharp Anna C Chandler and Mer John B Peterson with lectures on history art religion and sculpture at venues such as the Museum of Fine Arts the Fenway and the Public Library.
Chicago officials set a daily whiskey limit of 32 000 pints with Captain H Ek How ard stating druggists may sell 100 gallons of whiskey wine or gin monthly to 1209 druggists as the city enforces prohibition rules.
Real food to build strength is found in Father John's Medicine. No alcohol. Adot.
The Chicago Opera Company presented Donizetti's Don Pasquale with Galli Curci as Norina and Schipa as Ernesto at the Boston Opera House, followed by Borowski's ballet Boudour. Marinuzzi conducted the opera, Smallens the ballet. critics praise Galli Curci's restrained charm and Schipa's ardor, noting strong ensemble and vivid staging.
The book reviewing department announces its appearance in tomorrow's Sunday Post and ongoing Sunday editions. It will feature descriptions of the latest books and the book notes.
March 12 Washington report shows Frank P Keech claiming Congress would back soldier relief for votes, provoking a sharp rebuke from Chairman Fordney. Rushmore argues many would misuse cash bonuses, while De Graff pushes for at least $200 and funding from surplus war materials.
John Muller of 11 Webster street Somerville an electrician first class at the Charlestown navy yard died after a fall from the yard arm to the deck on the army tug General Ord. He received injuries yesterday and died at the yard dispensary shortly after arrival.
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