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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
2
A garbled OCR snippet from a local page mentions Article 25 and age, with unclear names or events. The readable parts suggest legal or civic wording but provide no concrete facts to summarize beyond a vague reference to an article and age.
The Post Santa Claus drive asks for donations to help thousands of needy children receive gifts this Christmas. Letters from youngsters describe wishes for dolls trunks games and mittens while donors like A T and Dorchester Boys Club contribute funds.
A letter expresses a plea for toys to ease a unhappy Christmas for Margaret and her family. She asks for help, notes a need to support her mother, and promises to send money when able. The piece references postal messengers and community names such as Dorchester Boys' Club and Cambridge residents in a charitable appeal from 19th century era.
The Italian ambassador to the United States and his wife Countess Dolores Macchi di Celleré will attend the National Allied Bazaar in Mechanics Building from December 9 to 2. They plan to host an informal reception at the Italian booth and bolster contributions from Italian organizations nationwide.
Announcement states Portland to Saloniki service will operate this winter carrying grain and flour for the British government. Sailings start in December with four month cycles planned.
Miss Balch served as the American delegate to the mediation conference in Stockholm and recently met with President Wilson to discuss peace for Europe. Members of Radcliffe’s polity club and Harvard polity club hosted the event as guests.
Frederick Palmer portrays the vast bombardment on the Somme where 3000000 shells pounded a four mile front in a single day, illustrating the scale and impact of the Allied assault in this week’s feature.
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