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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
2
Asthma Cure Offered By Kansas Chemist
Mr D J Lane a chemist at 82 Lane Bridg St Mary's Kansas offers a home remedy for asthma promising a 712 bottle free postpaid with payment only if it cures, requests names and addresses with no money sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lane
Milk Pool Planned by Producers
New England milk producers plan a gigantic pool to control milk prices and distribution in major industrial centers. Officials predict the pool will give farmers controlling power in pricing and distribution, following a New England Milk Producers' Association meeting in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
New England
Bie
New England Milk Producers’ Association
New England Milk Co operatives Aim for Fair Prices
The report cites over 7000 milk producers in support of forming cooperative groups in Massachusetts and New England. Proponents argue a shared association will better distribute milk, secure fair prices, and improve consumer costs while competing with big dealers. Springfield farmers plan a local milk station to sell surplus without cutting existing Boston supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New England
Boston
Springfield
Youth injured after jumping from moving truck
Anthony Bardieri, 13, of 153 North Harvard Street Brighton, jumped from a truck near Westland Avenue and was seriously hurt with a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. Driver Andrew 4. Raymond of 7 Wiles Street Concord arrested and later released on bail. Bardieri sent to Cambridge City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bardieri
Harvard Street
Brighton
Westland Avenue
Andrew 4. Raymond
Wiles Street
Concord
Cambridge City Hospital
Raymond
Bardieri
Tosca at San Carlo draws mixed praise from audience
The San Carlo Company staged Tosca at the Opera House with Anna Fitzhue as Tosca and Mario Valle as Scarpia. Manuel Salazar as Mario improved sharply after a slow start, and Carlo Peroni conducted effectively. Tonight the company presents Madame Butterfly with Tamaki Miura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosca
Puccini
San Carlo
Anna Fitziu
Mario Valle
Secarpia
Manuel Salazar
Mario
Carlo Peroni
Miss Fitzine
Miss Farrar
Scarpia
Peroni
Tamaki Miura
Tales of Hoffman Matinee Praised For Miss Lucchese
Offenbach tale on stage yesterday afternoon drew praise for Miss Josephine Lucchese in Olympia and Antonia with a beautiful soprano and graceful coloratura. Romeo Boscacci shown off pitch early, Iris Voice power noted, Pietro De Biasi praised for Miracle. Chorus and overall staging under Mr. Peroni rated well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offenbach
Tales of Hoffman
Josephine Lucchese
Olympia
Antonia
Romeo Boscacci
Hoffman
Iris
Pietro de Biasi
Peroni
Man Casts Vote At Age Of 101 In New London
In New London Connecticut on election day 1918 John Dowling from Rocky Hill aged 101 voted after walking into the hall with help from his son and a friend. His brother Michael Dowling died in 1918 at age 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
John Dowling
Rocky Hill
Bates Manufacturing to Hold Stock Dividend Meeting
Lewiston Maine November 8 Proposed increase in capital stock from 2 6 to 2 700 000 and distribution of the added amount as a stock dividend will be considered at a special meeting of Bates Manufacturing Company in Lewiston on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Gorton
Bates Manufacturing Company
Parade of Firemen in Hub Today
Boston fire department and allied units from Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire and Maine will mark the 0th anniversary of the 1872 blaze that killed 11 and caused $78,000,000 in damages. Retirees in faded blue uniforms join active crews under Commissioner Glynn for a citywide parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fire Department
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Boston
Glynn
Boston Fire Department Parade Pageant Plans and Observances
The fire commissioner will act as chief marshal for a 1 30 PM parade starting at Commonwealth Avenue and Arlington Street. Governor Cox and Mayor Curley will review and officiate as 14 apparatus line the route. Divisions include multiple towns and the Massachusetts Forestry Department with an ambulance car. A box 62 alert signals the old city fire memories at 7 24 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fire Department
1011St Infantry Band
Massachusetts National Guard
Curley
Glynn
John O. Taber
Henry A. Fox
Charles A. Donohue
Walter McLean
Harry R. Thompson
Boston Protective Department
Daniel O’brien
Charles S. Bowers
Daniel J. Kennedy
Benjamin F. Underhill
George F. Murphy
Nathan Cohen
Herbert J. Hickey
Thomas W. O'Connell
James P. Maloney
William J. O'Connell
Massachusetts Fire Chiefs’ Club
Cambridge
First Corps Cadet Veterans
Commonwealth Avenue
O Street
Eae
City Hospital den
Dartman
Somerville
Chelsea
Malden
Reveré
Quincy
Winthrop
Medford
Lynn
Peabody
Lowell
Lawrence
Brockton
Salem
Melrose
Rading
Arlington
Watertown Arsenal
Portsmouth
Nashua
Berlin
N. H
Fairfield Street
Newton
Brookline
Dedham
Worcester
Milbury
Saugus
Biddeford
Belmont
Woburn
Pittsfield
Pawtucket
R. L
Marblehead
Swampeckt
Cohasset
Lexington
Billerica
New Bedford
Mansfield
Massachusetts Forestry Department
Summer and
Lincoln Streets
Thomas FP. Lally
Sivivor
Firei i
Old City
Charlestown
Memorial Building
Green Street
Charlies
Dannell
John S. Dannell
Boston
James W. Poor
Board of Engineers
Henry G. Wright
Joseph Riley
Hosea
William A. Riley
Thomas Cole
Samuel Williams
Navy Yard
David Flanders
Frank FE. Loomis
Henry Fox
James ©. Knapp
Stransky Decarbonizer patent claims vaporizes gasoline
John A. Stransky of Pukwana South Dakota announces the Stransky Decarbonizer a simple inexpensive device between carburetor and intake manifold that vaporizes all gasoline and removes carbon boosting power and cutting fuel use. He offers a two day trial and is seeking agents and requests names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Stransky
South Main Street
Pukwana
South Dakota
Stransky
Mr. Stransky
Advt
Parade marks 50th anniversary of Boston fire
A 1:30 p.m. parade commemorating the Boston fire’s 50th anniversary will begin at Commonwealth avenue and Arlington street and wind along Arlington Beacon Schoyl Washington Milk Federal High Summer Winter Tremont and Boylston streets to Park Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Beacon Street
Schoyl Street
Washington Street
Milk Street
Federal Street
High Street
Summer Street
Winter Street
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Park Square
Remarkable Dictograph device claims to restore hearing
The Dictograph Products Corporation announces a device that allegedly enables anyone with partial hearing to hear as well as normal and test results from deaf individuals are highly positive. A free ten day trial is offered with prepaid shipping and no obligation to keep the device. Send name and address for literature and trial form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dictograph Products Corporation
Weat 42d Street
New York
Reed Defeat Cited as Party Stray by Wilson Letter
St Louis November 7 United States Senator James A Reed who won a third term in Missouri’s Democratic victory is described as a man without a party in a letter from former President Woodrow Wilson released today. The note accompanies Reed’s re election win and notes his prior repudiation by the party two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Associated Press
United States
James A. Reed
Senate
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Letter to Reed Sparks Missouri Election Tensions
A dated October 27 letter to former Governor Len V. Stephens argues Reed’s election would place him in the Senate against Democratic preferences and with Republican votes. The document, not public during the campaign, responds to Stephens’ prior letter to the former President. Stephens notes Missouri Democrats largely back the President, share his policies, and support the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len V. Stephens
Reed
Senate
Stephens
Missouri
League of Nations
WilsonDeclinesAdvice on Missouri Primary Outcome
President Wilson informs Governor Stephens he cannot offer election guidance due to distance from the interior conditions. He asserts Reed’s Senate victory would undermine party unity and warns that Reed would be elected over the Democratic nominee by Republicans, making Senate organization difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Stephens
Missouri
Reed
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
MacSwiney Hunger Strike Continues in Dublin
Mary MacSwiney, arrested by Free State forces last Saturday, refused food today and shows no sign of relenting. Her four companions, including Madame O Rahilly, also hunger strikers, with a protest meeting and procession to Mountjoy prison held tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Mary MacSwiney
Free State
Miss MacSwiney
Madame O’rahilly
Miss Brown
New York
Mountjoy Prison
Lodger Joseph LaJoy Dies From Gas Poisoning
Joseph LaJoy aged 65 lodger at 9 Ringgold Street South End was found dead in bed from gas poisoning last night by landlady Mrs Gertrude Wyman in a case investigated as a fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph LaJoy
Ringgold Street
South End
Gertrude Wyman
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