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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
10
A testimonial claims a sister was saved from surgery by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It asserts the preparation removed catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines and offers a money back guarantee after one dose. Available at all druggists.
The passage links rosy lips and cheeks to robust health and cites a lack of red blood cells in many seemingly healthy people. It claims threePhin hypo nuclane tablets raise red blood cells after months, improving nervous system strength and overall health. apothecary shops stock the tablets in sealed packages.
Eight American students win Belgian exchange fellowships for next fall with tuition and travel covered and a fellowship of 10 000 francs. They will study at Brussels Liege Ghent and Louvain while twenty four Belgians come to American universities. Named participants include John B Hiltonngton Waterbury Joseph Francis Jackson Har vard Maitland New York John Allan Wyeth Princeton Frank Howard Wilcox Berkeley and Richard Scofield Los Angeles.
A note describes a small bottle from a Czarina to Rasputin, with a toast of Madeira and a lily of the valley gift. The writer recounts sending prayers and affectionate messages, noting Rasputin’s reply that “God's light shines on you” and expressing intense love and concern for a female friend.
The letter from the Czarina dated January 8 1916 claims a coup at army headquarters by the Grand Duke Nicholas’s friends to oust the Czar and confine the Czarina. It names aides-de-camp Drentein Dzhunkovsky and Orlov as implicated and urges exile for the latter two after the war.
Excerpts drift from a lengthy wartime correspondence through cinema visits and hometown scenes. The reader notes gossip about a new English general and Mon Ten egrians, questions loyalty, and expresses mixed affection for a loved one as sobering news filters in. The letters, credited to Isaac Don Levine, appear in 1920 syndication.
The letter column includes queries on freckles causes world population and global money then estimates of 1.7 billion people and 80 billion dollars leading to 47 per person and notes on Massachusetts counties totaling 14 with a Bible verse about threescore and ten indicating aging lifespan.
The passage discusses a Princeton Magazine claim that a poem written entirely with one syllable words shows language can express wide thoughts and emotions. It also includes reader questions about Noah’s Ark size, the origin of the dollar symbol, and the word maddening versus madding and their uses in literature.
Washington mandates that every employee at Charlestown Navy Yard who took wartime leave to work in other government industries must return to their former job within 300 days or risk loss of rating and position.
An advertisement claims Bon-Opto tablets can strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in a week. It cites Dr. Lewis and another physician endorsing the remedy and notes benefits such as reduced eye strain, clearer vision, and less watering. Sold by druggists in Philadelphia.
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