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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1919

Page

8

Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Fast Healing

An advertisement touts Poslam as a speedy dependable skin cure for eczema pimples rash and eruptions. It promises lasting relief for a small amount and invites free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York. It also urges daily use of Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam to improve skin clarity brightness and health.

Emergency Laboratories West 47Th St New York City

Du Pont Doubles MIT Endowment Pledge to 500000

T Coleman du Pont boosts MIT endowment support to 500000 and offers to match the Technology Club of New York up to 200000, adding to earlier commitments to double Delaware contributions up to 300000.

New York T. Coleman du Pont Massachusetts Institute of Technology Technology Club of Delaware

Colombo Denies Dog Charge in Brockton Police Court

Frank Colombo 47 of 167 School Street Brockton is charged with keeping an unlicensed dog. A homless dog followed him to his room and Dog Officer Davis testified he spoke with Mrs Colombo about the matter. The case was continued to November 20 as the judge seeks to untangle the confusion over ownership.

Brockton Frank Colombo School Street Frank H. Davis Frank Bluecoats Colombo Davis

Board disregards New York printers strike

The Board of Arbitration of the International Typographical Union will not take up the New York City printers strike led by Typographical Union No. 6 because the magazine publishing firms involved are not members of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association. The decision was announced at a meeting in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Board of Arbitration International Typographical Union New York City Typographical Union No American Newspaper Publishers’ Association

Police recover tools stolen from Cambridge garage

Patrolmen Guthrie and Law of the Harvard Square police station Cambridge recovered yesterday 200 dollars worth of automobile tools stolen early yesterday morning from the garage of Richard H. Dana at 21 Willard Street Cambridge. Mr Dana lives at 130 Brattle Street. Police expect two arrests today.

Guthrie Law Harvard Square Cambridge Richard H. Dana Willard Street Mr. Dana Brattle Street

Parisian aprons seek useful craft ideas for Christmas

A trio of service aprons from Paris complains of being mere lace and organdie scenes. They forge new looks with handkerchief linen, blue and white schemes, yellow tassels, and embroidered roses. One apron pleats mousseline with black embroidery and a tiny pocket. The snippet hints at inspiring clever needlewomen for Christmas.

Paris

SCHOONER LISTER DISMASTED IN SUDDEN GALE AT SEA

The New York schooner Charles C. Lister, loaded with 464 tons of coal, was dismasted after a gale severed all masts except fore and mizzen during a voyage from Perth Amboy to Windsor Nova Scotia. Towed to Rockland by the Shipping Board tug Guardian. no leaks reported. Captain William W. Warnock of Red Beach, Maine, aboard.

Rockland New York Charles C. Lister Shipping Board Guardian Perth Amboy Windsor N.S Monhegan William W. Warnock Red Beach

Captain Kidd and the Boston Keys of the Jail

Five heavy keys once hung in the Bostonian Society rooms and opened the old Queen Street jail to over 300000 prisoners between 1722 and 1823. Captain Kidd, arrival in Boston in June 1699, was captured, examined, jailed and sent to England for trial and execution. The tale cites treasure hunts and questions whether Kidd was truly a pirate or acting under royal sanction.

Bostonian Society Boston Queen Court) Street Captain Kidd Antonia Campbell's Bellomont Old State House Old Court Street England Hale Rhode Island Hudson Lord Bellomont American Provinces Robert Livingston New York Halifax Somers

Harriet F Simpson and Lamar G Seeligson wed at Sagamore

Harriet Frances Simpson daughter of Mrs. Harry J. Simpson of Brookline married Lamar G Seeligson of San Antonio Tex at Eben S Keith home in Sagamore. More than 200 guests attended the ceremony performed by Rev Sherrill. Bridesmaid Edna E Simpson and best man Arthur A Seeligson assisted. The couple will live in San Antonio after a wedding reception.

Sagamore Harriet Frances Simpson Harry J. Simpson Brookline Lamar G. Seeligson San Antonio Tex Eben S. Keith Sherrill Church of Our Saviour Edna E. Simpson Arthur A. Seeligson

Death of American Officer Investigated in Mexicali

Washington Nov 18 The death of Eugene Lack of El Centro California from a wound said to be inflicted by a Mexican police officer in Mexicali has been ordered investigated by the State Department The embassy in Mexico City and the Mexicali consulate have been urged to seek punishment for the assailant.

Washington Eugene Lack el Centro Cal Mexicali Mexico State Department Lack Imperial County California Mexico City

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