Coat Styles Include Raglan and Kimono Sleeves
Fashion notes show raglan and kimono sleeves appearing on coats as commonly as set-in sleeves. Side panels also appear as trim on skirts, reflecting evolving tailoring details.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
2
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Aid For Digestive Comfort
Advertising copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for stomach upset and clogged liver. It claims they stimulate liver and bowels to end indigestion and bad tongue coating with no griping. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes at druggists.
Harvey Defends National League Plan at Dinner
Colonel George Harvey condemned a League of Nations at a Commercial Club dinner, arguing it would create an irresponsible government with a president wielding British PM like powers. He accused the President of eroding Congress and treaty making and urged Americans to learn the draft details before endorsing or rejecting the plan. He also claimed the Democratic party is bottled up in the President’s vest pocket as Lowell advocates rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harvey
Commercial Club
Algonquin Club
League of Nations
North American Review
League
Harvey
Congress
Democratic Party
Lowell
Poor Box Thief Given Chance
Eugene Smith of Haverhill faced arraignment in Central Court on charges of robbing the poor box at Emmanuel Church. Judge Wentworth delayed final action to determine if Smith is genuinely needy, noting his hungry family and plea for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Smith
Haverhill
Wentworth
Central Court
Smith
Hmmanuel Church
Foch credits faith and courage for victory over siege
Marshal Foch said victories come from science and faith and credited French soldiers for the triumph at Amiens. He described strategic science as a personal discipline guiding decisions, gained through history and example, and stressed that will to victory surpasses intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal Foch
Amiens
Jules Sauerwein
Matin
France
Treacy Defends Ireland's Self Determination Cause
The Rev. Gerald C. Treacy of Boston College spoke in Cambridge on Ireland's claim to self-determination. He argued Ireland never accepted English rule, contrasted British governance with American aims in the Philippines, and urged opposition to Britain’s reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald C. Treacy
Boston College
America
Ireland
Aquinas Hall
Harvard
Norfolk Streets
Cambridge
Frederick J. Carr
Cambridge Catholic Union
Quinn
Father Treacy
M. J. Doody
The
Union
Boston
Mary Downing
Thomas Quinn
England
Britain
Philippines
Arrest Aunt as Kidnapper Focuses on Chelsea Case
Miss Dora Sperling 27 of 11 East Newton street was arrested on a lower court warrant for kidnapping her niece Adele Savery 10, daughter of Bernard Savery of 2% Orange street Chelsea. The father dentist Lavery claimed the girl was detained against her will and the child was taken to his Chelsea home. Sperling denied the charge saying the sister, Adele’s mother, died and the girl visited often without coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora’ Sperling
East Newton Street
Adele Savery
Bernard Savery
Orange Street
Chelsea
Miss Sperling
Lavery
Shawmut Avenue
Dover Street
Normand F. Garland
Teddy the Maltese Helps Boston Health Drive
Mrs. Jonathan Brown Jr and her dog Teddy lead a fundraiser for the Boston Dispensary Baby Hygiene and District Nursing Associations. Teddy sits, paws outstretched, to solicit donations as part of a drive that has already yielded thousands from downtown donors. Discharged soldiers form a dipper brigade to solicit at matinees. Recent gifts include 5000 from Mrs J C Melvin 1000 from Mr and Mrs William J McDonald and 100 from the chancellor's office of the Boston archdiocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Teddy
Jonathan Brown
J. C. Melvin
William J. McDonald
Alliston
American women face political limits after war say suffrage leaders
Mrs Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale told the Boston Equal Suffrage Association dinner at Hotel Westminster that American women emerge politically diminished next to central European peers, yet war has widened women's status worldwide. She notes England and Canada gained votes through war work. A 1919 officers list follows, with President Mrs Robert Gould Shaw and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Europe
Old England
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Boston
Equal Suffrage Association
Hotel Westminster
League of Nations
Mrs. Hale
United States
England
Canada
Robert Gould Shaw
Teresa A. Crowley
Charles H. Bond
Grace BE. Burnham
Florence Luscomb
Charles Sumner Bird
Andrew J. Peters
Mary Hutcheson Page
Maud Wood Park
Charles G. Ames
Oakes Ames
J. Dellinger Barney
H. S. Luscomb
Hannah H. Paddock
Judith W. Smith
Ellie Needham
Glendower Evans
Alice Stone Blackwell
Martha Bliss Tinkham
H. Addington Bruce
M. Graeme Haughton
Anna Weinstock
George C. Morton
Helen C. McNulty
Eleanor Blackmur
Parade Route Set for 26th Division Reception
Lieutenant-Colonel Perkins of the 10st Field Artillery and Captain John Leggat of the 62d Brigade Infantry join Brigadier General Charles H. Cole to prep for the 26th Division welcome. Major John Hyatt relayed the news from Northeastern Department. Officials finalize details with state and city reception committees. route remains confidential until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
10St Field Artillery
John Leggat
62D Brigade
Charles H. Cole
John Hyatt
Clarence R. Edwards
26Th Division
Albert S. Williams
Romeo Role Costs Money at March Night’s Dream
Edward M. Lampard from Pembroke Street reports being robbed of 28 dollars during a Romeo scene in a March Night's Dream. James H. Sewall of Ivanhoe Street is charged in the robbery and his wife is sought. Lampard says Mrs Sewall robbed him while Sewall grabbed him, neighbors applauded, and Patrolman McDonough made the arrest. Sewall and his wife had been arrested earlier on a statutory charge and married soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Lampard
Pembroke Street
Romeo
Juliet
Lampard
James H. Sewall
Ivanhoe Street
Sewall
Police Shakeup Promotes Officers in Major Department Reorg
General orders from Police Commissioner Curtis announce sweeping transfers affecting 18 officers and six promotions. The shakeup, second since his arrival, was revealed at roll call last night. The moves involve three captains three inspectors six lieutenants four sergeants and two patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Boston Police Shakeup Sends Leaders to New Posts
One third of shifts operate from Dudley street station as Captain Herbert W. Goodwin transfers to night duty at the superintendent's office after nearly nine years in command. Major reassignments include Captain Hugh J. Lee moving from Athens street to Roxbury, Captain Daniel G. Murphy to Athens station, and Lieutenants and inspectors promoted across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street
Herbert W. Goodwin
O’meara
Andrew J. Peters
Curtis
Crowley
Hugh J. Lee
Athens Street
Roxbury
Goodwin
Daniel G. Murphy
John F. Ahearn
Inspector of Claims
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Patrick J. O’neill
John F. Mitchell
Michael J. Burke
James R. Claflin
Thomas M. Towle
Michael H. Cronin
Dedham Street
James D. Conboy
Oliver J. Wise
Roxbury Crossing
William F. Manning
City Point
Henry J. Walkins
Dorchester
William J. Hennessey
Morton Street
Wesley W. Chandler
Edward H. Mu
John P. M. Wolfe
Anthony J. Fitzpatrick
John F. Lyons
Harry T. Grace
Jeremiah J. Mahoney
West Roxbury
Patrick McGuckian
Suffragists Plan Action Across States for Amendment
Miss Alice Paul national chairman of the Woman's Party left for Pennsylvania after outlining a State campaign to aid the suffrage amendment in the opening weeks of the new Congress. Massachusetts branch leaders, led by Mrs. Katherine H. Morey, discussed missionary work among Congressmen while Miss Paul spoke, predicting early passage of the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Paul
Washington
Woman’s Party
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
National Woman’s Party
Katherine H. Morey
Miss Paul
Lloyd George Pushes for Swift Peace in Paris
Paris reports Premier David Lloyd George declares the goal is the quickest possible peace and that all internal affairs depend on the peace. He says he will stay in Paris until the peace preliminaries are drafted and ready for signature by the German delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lloyd George
the Excelsior
Polk heads to White Sulphur Springs for 10 day vacation
Acting Secretary of State Polk departs Washington for a 10 day vacation at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Assistant Secretary Phillips will serve as acting secretary during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Washington
Polk
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hayes Healing Honey Ticks Throat Cough and Cold Remedy
An old advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey as stopping tickle and healing the throat with claims of curing chest colds and croup. Priced at 85 cents per box, marketed under O Pen‑ Train Salve branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy in Los Angeles Ad
Mrs. A. L. DeVine of Los Angeles says six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured years of female troubles and fatigue. The ad urges other women with displacements, backache, headaches, or nervousness to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia FE. Pinkham
A. L. DeVine
St. Paul Avenue
Calif
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Helmars
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Murads
Fatimas
Faith
Fr. Treacy
Jonathan Brown, Jr
TWO “Star” Solicitors
Raymond’s
U.S
Romeo Role
Hubby
Union Hat CO
Lee
Cunard Line
Philadelphia Pier
Philadelphia
Europe
Cunard Company
Pier 16
City Corporation
Connor
Brookside Creamery
Brookside
Henfield
la Touraine
Globe
Camphbell’s
Mission
Northfield
York State
Armour’s
Special Snoppers
Washington St
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Union St
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John T. Connorco
Food Administration
Tatenton London Cigarettes
Eac
Bella
Lans
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