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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
10
An advertisement urges avoiding colds in winter by maintaining vitality with Gude's Pepto Mangan. It promotes regular three times daily use, in liquid or tablet form, to strengthen the body, prevent illness, and keep the season healthy, urging readers to buy now from their druggist.
An order by Councillor Ford asks Mayor Curley to approve a 300000 loan for acquiring land and buildings to build a bath house at Jeffries Point East Boston. Councillor Walsh seeks a Brighton beach near Soldiers Field and a 350000 loan for a municipal building. A 100000 loan for Gibson Street playground extension in Dorchester is also proposed and a Roxbury municipal building for Wards 13 14 15 is requested.
Washington March 13 Republican leaders confronted with a possible failure to secure a House vote on the Soldiers' Bonus bill under suspension of the rules next Monday. A favorable report by the ways and means committee promised by Chairman Fordney gave hope the measure would be disposed of early next week.
Speaker Gillett’s Florida absence and possible vote to suspend rules cloud the process as Republicans weigh reporting the measure. Affected by Mellon and Crissinger objections, they plan a full committee report while seeking the speaker’s views. Some leaders hint at a floor motion to recommit to push drastic amendments if needed.
Readers from Waterville Maine Worcester Massachusetts and Dorchester share opinions on prohibition. A farmer RUFUS N PAGE criticizes prohibitionists while JOHN MINTON argues beer drives alcohol abuse, and FAIR-MINDED and A J MCKDEEN offer definitions and temperance views in letters to the Prohibition Editor.
A letter to the Prohibition Editor praises the paper for airing debate on prohibition. The writer notes growing public support and cites reformers who formerly supported saloons, urging patriotism and continued discussion.
Letters to the editor debate the 18th amendment and Prohibition effects. Contributors praise or condemn the dry law, citing statistics, employment concerns, and social impact while urging repeal or defense of enforcement. Names include Leroy A. Spooner Eden Park R L Sir and E P Barnard North Anson Me.
Prices realized on Swift and Company carcass beef sales in Boston for the week ending Saturday March 11 on shipments sold out ranged from 8.00 to 15.00 cents per pound and averaged 13.17 cents per pound.
A man at 4288 Acushnet Avenue died today by turning on the gas while temporarily deranged by illness. He leaves a widow.
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