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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1920

Page

11

Vicks VapoRub Advised for Cold Sufferers and Children

A vintage ad explains Vicks VapoRub as a salve that releases vapors through body heat to the air passages and lungs. It claims 17 million jars used yearly, notes strong New England demand, and urges mothers to use the externally applied remedy for chest colds sore throats bronchitis and other ailments with safe frequent applications for children.

North Carolina Vick Vicks New England

Letters from the Czarinas and Rasputin era turmoil

The article compiles cabled letters from Tsarist figures including the Czarina and Rasputin. It notes rumors of the Czar’s infatuation with Ania and a plea by the Empress to destroy letters. The missives discuss Sturmer, Montenegrin events, Russia’s political moves, and concerns about Rasputin’s influence and allied figures. Names include Boris Sturmer and Rasputin.

Ania Levy Trarkoye Selo Honet Anna Gutchkov Beyond World Russia Silaiev Olga Tatiana Casey Sweety Sturmer Moscow Petrograd Lovebird WIFY Boris V Goremykin Marie Vasiltchikov Austria Tzarskoye Selo Rasputin Montenegro Williams Baby Sunny Lovy Tzarskoye, Selo Jan N. P

Letters From Wify To Pau And General Williams

The excerpt notes affectionate letters from a wife to Pau General Williams and Belgium, praising the waters and a riverfront town. It mentions affection, blessings, and firm character. the writer signs as WIFY and references 1920 copyright and syndicate publication with tomorrow’s continuation promised.

Pau Williams Baby Belgium Old Pau General P. Pau Russia Isaac Don Levine Boston Post Chicago Daily News Co Great Britain Scandinavia France Italy Spain South America McChire

Craigie Longfellow House in Cambridge A Storied Estate

The Craigie-Longfellow House in Cambridge traces to 1758 builder John Vassall grandson of Lt Governor Phips. Tory ties and a mob attack led Vassall to Boston in 1774, with Washington using the house in 1775 for headquarters. Martha Washington visited that December and later Dr Andrew Craigie held it for 26 years.

Craigie-Longfellow House Cambridge John Vassall Phips Oliver Elmwood Vassall-Oliver Brattle Street Vassall Craigie Christ Church Boston Washington Longfellow Martha Washington Andrew Craigie

Longfellow House Destined by Cambridge Legacy

The Cambridge house passed through notable hands from Dr. Craigie who died in 1819, to Mrs. Craigie, then Edward Everett, Jared Sparks who edited Washington writings in the same room, and finally Longfellow with Frances Appleton receiving the house as a wedding gift from Nathan Appleton.

Longfellow Cambridge Harvard

Larkin Sentenced to Five to Nineteen Years in Prison

New York May 3 extraordinary precautions marked the sentencing of James J. Larkin, Irish agitator, convicted of criminal anarchy last week. He was sentenced to five to nineteen years in state prison with hard labor.

New York James J. Larkin

Roosevelt Two Cent Coin Authorized by Senate Action

In Washington on May 3 the Senate passed a bill authorizing a Roosevelt two cent piece. Senator King Utah initially objected but withdrew after colleagues cited business necessity and commemorative purpose. The chamber also approved 60 cent commemoratives for the Pilgrims anniversary and for Maine and Alabama admission anniversaries.

Washington Senate King Utah House Maine Alabama Union

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