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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
13
The readjustment and improvements on many public health service hospitals in the state will be discussed at a special convention of all legion vocational educational officers at the State House Auditorium in early June.
After illness the blood grows weak and pale. Gude’s Pepto Mangan enriches the blood increases red cells and restores vigor, vitality, and color. Physicians recommend it and buyers are advised to ensure the package bears the word Gude’s. Sold in liquid and tablet forms by all druggists.
An advertisement argues Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney liver and bladder ailments. It cites sworn statements and testimonials from users and a druggist praising its effectiveness. Readers can order a sample bottle by mail and find bottles in drug stores.
The Black Star line steamship Yarmouth arrived from Philadelphia for a 24 hour Boston visit at Commonwealth Pier in South Boston. Captain Joshua Cockburn and 48 officers and crew were greeted by a large crowd as stockholders viewed marine property to attract investment. The line, owned by the Universal Negro Improvement Association, plans renaming the vessel Frederick Douglass after a Maryland-born former slave.
The Gelistic Club in Boston hosts talks by Rev. George A. Lawson on Co operation and by Symond B. Cox on Trade Acceptances at the National Institute of Credit conference held at Young's Hotel.
Seventeen story The Other Things of Life will be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Washington May 12 A Senate committee heard J E Gessell sales manager of Interstate Pulp & Paper that Canadian Export Paper Company Ltd largely controls about 75 percent of Dominion output and sets prices followed by others Victor F Lawson publisher of Chicago Daily News said his paper faced terms from the firm and warned about competition costs He noted payroll gains but predicted a year end loss due to higher operating costs The committee considered curtailment agreements or an excise tax while Lawson argued against these measures M Bodenhamer of the International Typographical Union denied censorship claims over news columns by shop chapels
A brief noted remedy proclaims that applying Gets-It to a corn removes the pain and destroys the corn for good. The reader is told the process is simple and conclusive.
Today features the 2nd Regiment drill at Boston Latin School East Armory and a Simmons College rally. Breakfast for Fathers and Mothers at 2th Century Club, a Saint Gabriel canonization service at Passionist Monastery in Brigton, plus banquets for John T Connor Associates, Rose Croix, and Shackleton tribute at Shepard Colonial. Associated Laymen's Evan- followed by further activities.
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