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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
11
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank announced it has completed moving all valuables from its old building to the new $7,600,000 facility at La Salle and Adams streets. About 250 tons of money, roughly $50 million, were transported through downtown Chicago in recent days as part of the relocation.
An ad for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claims the product neutralizes acidity to prevent sour risings and indigestion after eating common foods. It urges readers to chew one or two tablets to enjoy meals without fear, promoting a 60 cent box available at drug stores.
President Harding with Weeks and Denby will visit the unknown soldier grave on Armistice Day and place a wreath after a brief ceremony. The action is a simple official recognition, not a national holiday proclamation.
Vienna reports Poland's Sunday elections gave a sweeping National Democratic win. The Diet race in the new Polish state had 444 deputies, with 372 local and 72 from state lists. Senators will be chosen November 12. General Pilsudski remains a leading presidential candidate.
Miss Rose Rolanda, first to introduce East Indian dancing on American stages, now dances in a Boston theatre. She warns against heavy makeup, advocates soap and water, exercise, and fresh air as keys to beauty. She plans a Paris trip in spring to pose for Poiret and other artists.
Funeral services for Arthur T. Browne Cambridge newspaper man who died suddenly Sunday will be held at 2 this afternoon at North Congregational Church Cambridge Massachusetts avenue Browne worked on Boston newspapers for a score of years.
A 1920s notice warns that genuine Bayer aspirin bears the Bayer name on package or tablets. It cites proven safety for colds, headaches, toothaches, and other pains. It notes 12 tablet boxes, and bottles of 24 or 100 sold by druggists, and identifies aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark for monoacetic salicylic acid ester.
The British steamer Mortlake arriving from Santos Brazil delivers several hundred barrels of castor oil on its deck destined for lubricating use. The Mortlake also brings 17 200 bags of coffee for local importers and 64 900 bags for New York as part of Matazarro Company fleet entries.
Senator Medill McCormick chairman of the Republican Senatorial committee sails from New York on the Mauretania with Mrs McCormick for France. He intends to study European economic conditions and how the United States might aid in economic rehabilitation.
A man injured in a street staging mishap near the Sou Street roundhouse of the New railroad was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and multiple injuries. Herman was moved by ambulance from a street station for treatment.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound claiming rapid relief from stuffed nostrils head congestion runny nose and headache with doses every two hours. The copy promises breaking up the cold by the second and third doses and notes low cost and pleasant taste while urging insistence on Pape's.
A compact directory lists numerous pharmacies and drug stores by neighborhood and street. Entries include Dorchester Dudley Route Strand Pharmacy 541 Columbia Road Everett Kimball Co 445 Broadway Lynn Liggett's Drug Stores The Ackerman Co 313 Union J Fitch's Drug Store Inc 10 Market St Nelson Monroe Washington St James B Small 98 Essex St Roslindale Buckley 878 South Roxbury Crossing W B Hunt Co 1144 Columbus Ave Iris Drug Store.
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