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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

5

Chinese Give Yee Wah Valued Send Off Gifts

Yee Wah, Boston Chinatown mayor and leading U S Chinese merchant, leaves for Hong Kong with 15 fellow Boston Chinese merchants. Last night local Chinese business leaders presented him gifts valued at more than 5000 dollars in gold silver and jewelry.

Yee Wah Boston Chinatown United States New England Hong Kong China

Freckles Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial Guarantee

An old advertisement offers Othine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. It assures a penny cost if freckles are not removed and a clear complexion after a few applications, noting rarely more than an ounce is needed and instructing readers to ask for the double strength at any druggist.

World Aeronautical Board Plans Global Air Tour

Major Charles J. Glidden announces formation of a world board of aeronautical commissioners with 62 countries to promote aviation. Officers include Colonel Demont Thompson and Major Glidden as executive secretary. A test airplane tour around the world is planned, covering about 22 000 miles in 210 hours with three extra passengers to be chosen by the Aero Club of America.

Board of Aeronautical Commissioners Charles J. Glidden London Demont Thompson New York Glidden Dfi A. L. Hipwell Paris

South Boston Man Killed in Auto Crash

Timothy W. Driscoll, 83, of 350 West Third Street faces drunkenness charges after a fatal crash at Mt Vernon Street Bridge in South Boston. Victim Joseph McGrale, age unknown, of 20 Washburn Street died at City Hospital.

South Boston Timothy W. Driscoll West Third Street Mt. Vernon Street Bridge Joseph McGrale Washburn Street City Hospital

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