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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1920
Page
10
New census figures show Hartford Connecticut at 138 036 residents an increase of 39 121 or 39 6 percent Webster Massachusetts grows to 13 258 people up 1749 or 15 2 percent The report highlights urban expansion and shifting populations in early 20th century New England.
Actress Dorothy Dalton promotes Derwillo as a simple harmless toilet preparation that gives instant beauty. She claims one application proves its effect and urges readers to buy at toilet counters while her feature story appears in the paper.
Interchurch World Movement reports suggest daily gains of 5 million to 8 million dollars in a 36 777 000 fund drive. New England totals reach 8 464 207 with over half a million increase from prior figures as canvassing continues across slow starting churches.
Olga, one of the few survivors of Russia’s former royal family, was found in a southern box car refugee camp. She loved the officer she married Grand Duke Peter and sought Czarist consent to divorce. The Czarina condemned the family’s morals, recalling Paul and Misha’s morganatic marriages, and lamented the dynasty’s trials. Peter granted Olga a divorce.
The Czarina urges dismissal of Genu ine Sazonoff and favors a hard line on peace and government. She cites Mr Philippe and Gregory Rasputin as a warning to avoid concessions to the Duma and to keep ministry power centralized to oppose liberal demands. She references Rodzianko and budget timing before Easter amidst court tensions.
Telegrams reveal Olga seeks liberty and happiness through divorce from Dmitri with pressure from royal kin. A letter from March 26, 1916 details pain, family laws, moral scrutiny, and urging Dmitri to discuss town escapades, while wishing sunshine and separation not lasting long.
Letters reveal royal and military figures including Prince Peter Alexandro vitch of Oldenburg and Major General Fedor A. Keller. The text notes a serialized continuation and credits Isaac Don Levine with excerpts. Published 1920 in Boston Post and Chicago Daily News materials.
Captain David H. Crowell longtime postmaster and former Chathamport schools superintendent dies at his daughter Mrs Francis N Howes home 318 Arnold Street New Bedford. He would have turned 100 on December 18.
A national view praises automobiles as social and economic engines, noting high ownership, rising production, and large dividends. It then urges readers to respond to a financial ad offering a share in a major U S car company, promising profits and ownership through a simple postcard request.
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