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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

4

Linden Trees Planted On Boston College Grounds Arbor Day observance

Arbor Day ceremonies at Boston College featured Mrs. Vincent P. Reber planting the first Linden tree as president of the Philomatheia Club. President William Devlin S J and various college leaders planted trees in the names of their clubs. Captains Urban Dempsey Morrissey and Bond added trees for football track hockey and baseball in honor of their teams.

Boston College Vincent P. Reber Philomatheia Club William Devlin S. J Louis Urban Wiiliam Dempsey Frank Morrissey William Bond

Mothers' Bill Urged by Mrs Daniels in Senate Panel

Washington May 12. Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Henry W Keyes wife of the New Hampshire senator testified before the Senate public health committee in support of Senator Sheppard's bill to create a 4 million dollar annual appropriation. They argued lack of care and education leads to the deaths of mothers and infants and urged saving mothers as central to homes.

Washington Sheppard Senate Public Health Committee Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy Henry W. Keyes New Hampshire Daniels Keyes

Campfire Girls Plan Common Demonstration Tonight

About 200 Campfire Girls will demonstrate on the Common near the Parkman Bandstand at 7 o clock. The public event aims to boost support for a $50 000 Campfire Girls campaign and showcase community work through singing motion pictures and other features.

Parkman Bandstand

Clothing Bureau Proposes Actions to Cut Living Costs

The Women's City Club Clothing Information Bureau outlines definite actions to reduce the cost of living for men women and children. The guidance emphasizes practical steps and budgeting measures.

Clothing Information Bureau The Women’s City Club

Clothing costs cut by simple wardrobe changes

A clothing bureau urges drastic cuts in expenses by avoiding silk items and extreme fashions. Women should drop silk stockings hats and dresses, opt for long sleeves and well fitting hoes, while children go barefoot or wear durable routing clothes. Men to save by mending garments, avoiding stiff collars, and ironing at home.

Clothing Bureau

English Gold Flowing Here

Imports of gold from England rose in the 10 days to April 20, totaling $4,663,000, up $1,650,000 from the prior 10 days. Since Jan 1, English gold exports to the United States reached $57,723,000, just $2.5 million shy of all European imports in the same period. Total imports from all countries for the 10 days were $5,209,000, with Europe at $4,667,000, South America $298,000, North American countries $288,000, and Asia $328,000.

Washington England Federal Reserve Board United States Europe South America North American Asia

Public hearing on retail sales tax in City Hall chamber

The committee on new sources of revenue will hold the second public hearing this afternoon at 4 o clock in the old aldermanic chamber City Hall. A short advisory note about avoiding cold or cough remedies ends the fragment.

City Hall

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