Makino Brass Manufacturer in Yokohama Earns 10000 Monthly
Mme Makino operates a brass manufacture in Yokohama drawing about 10 000 dollars each month from the business.
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Mme. Makino
Yokohama
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
24
Ely's Cream Balm advertised for nasal relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a germ destroying antiseptic for catarrh and colds. It claims quick relief by opening nostrils and clearing the head, reducing hawking and snuffling with a small bottle available from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Florence Reed to Star in The Mirage at Selwyn Theatre
Next Monday Florence Reed appears in person in Edgar Selwyn's The Mirage at the Selwyn on tour from New York. The production replaces Mary Pickford in Little Lord Fauntleroy, with Irene Moreland in a leading role. Public seat sales open tomorrow at the Selwyn box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Theatre
Mary Pickford
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Florence Reed
Roland Reed
Boston
Edgar Selwyn
New York
Messrs. Selwyn
Irene Moreland
Miss Black Honored as Law School Class Day Chair
Miss Lina Black of Portland Maine was named chairman of the class day committee by the senior class of Boston University School of Law. The honor is notable as the law school rarely awards such a high position to a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Black
Portland
Boston University School of Law
Law School
Foch Parade Draws 12000 to 15000 Veterans in Boston
Major James T. Duane announces 12 000 to 15 000 participants for the Marshal Foch parade in Boston on Monday under the American Legion. The procession starts at Commonwealth and Massachusetts avenues and ends at the State House with a view by Gold Star Mothers. A city dinner at Copley Plaza and large turnout from veteran groups and school children are planned.
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Marshal Foch
American Legion
James T. Duane
Legion
South Station
Providence
France
State House
City Hall
Peters
City of
Boston
Copley Plaza
Commonwealth and
Massachusetts Avenues
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Washington Street
School Street
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Foch
Edward I. Logan
Massachusetts National Guard
K. of C
American Field Ambulance Service
Robson to Clash with Carbone in Marieville Tonight
Malden middleweight Tommy Robson fights Frank Carbone at the National A. C. in Marieville R I tonight as he launches a winter campaign. A decisive win could lead matchmaker Jack Doherty to stage a middleweight elimination tourney featuring Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson
Marieville
Tommy Robson
Malden
Frank Carbone
National A. C
R. IL
Carbone
Jack Doherty
Kearsarge Club Dance Night Highlights Local Notables
The Kearsarge Club of Roxbury holds its annual Thursday night ball in Inter colonial Hall. Members include athletes and musicians many served in the navy in the war and with the Boston Naval Jazz Band. Gene Good leads the National Jazz Band and acts as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearsarge Club
Roxbury
Intercolonial
Boston Naval
Gene Good
Thomas Leahy
James Feeley
Russell Murray
William Henneberry
Fred Hoar
Harold Dempsey
Bert Nickerson
Joseph Downey
Michael Simonds
John Hurley
Michael Donovan
Man Held in $8000 Bonds for Assault in Holyoke Woman's Home
Eugene Laplante, 49, of 106 High Street Holyoke was held on $8000 bonds for assaulting Miss Parmeley Vendelle of South Hadley Falls in her Newton street home. The attack left Vendelle with a scalp wound and a black eye after she was robbed of $2. Laplante pleaded guilty in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Eugene Laplante
High Street
Holyoke
Parmeley Vendelle
South Hadley Falls
Miss Vendelle
Newton Street
Laplante
Senate sets November 18 vote on anti beer bill
Washington November 8 an agreement was reached to vote November 18 on the anti beer bill with supporters predicting quick enactment. The Senate will meet at 11 am and vote at noon with no further debate. The Fordney tariff bill discussion followed the accord, leaving little chance of debate before the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Willis
Republican
Ohio
Four-Masted Schooner Driven Ashore Near Troy
PORT HASTINGS N S Nov 8 An unidentified four masted schooner was driven ashore today near Troy about three miles north of here.
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Port Hastings
N. S
Troy
Here
Testimonial Tribute Marks 20th Guardian Anniversary
Appreciation by colored citizens of The Guardian’s 20 years of service to the Colored American people includes two nights of events. A mass meeting at People's Baptist Church featured Rev D S Kiugh and Geo E Wilbecan. a subscriber shower. and a Roxbury reception in Ruggles Hall with Walter Johnson's orchestra.
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The
Guardian
William Monroe Trotter
People’s Baptist Church
Camden Street
D. S. Kiugh
Citizens’ Committee
W. D
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