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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1921

Page

9

Post Santa Firms Up Campaign For New England Children

Volunteers rallied to Post Santa Claus with the Federal street workshop open daily to sort letters and assemble gifts for more than 200000 needy children in New England. Women volunteers provide much of the labor as funds and contributions are urged at 263 Washington Street and 899 Federal Street.

Santa Claus Federal ‘Street Franklin Street New England Santa’s Corp of Assistants Boston Post Federal Street Santa Ien Basta Claus Washington ‘Street Newspaper Row Fred BE. le Clair Portsmouth N. H Ands Mary and Billy” West Frank Dullea Oovowes W. Sheppard Ipswich T. A. Walter Somerville Ellen McCartney Eise Bob Ri EB. H Emma Burke Winifred Marie Burdick Gomerville Fitzgerald Eeea S. Rita Reese Santa Clauise Charlies B. Walker Hillsboro N. J Edward F. Riley Clarke Cassese Ee Bueseke Sweet Patricia Raymond MacIsaac Adda Wae John Roger Simpson Eicse Adelaide Simpson Guy Y. Stone Aesesaseebes Doris Jeanne James J. Phelan Lloyd Katherine Atherine Boer East of Ae N Stationery Co Uncle Rex Rogers Henry Edmund John EB Keenan Roxbury Beis Dorchester Davia Eenee N. Ericsson George Helen Paul Cambridge Washington Bob and Buddy Reeempeeeer Pranklin Minnie Skelly Ceeereeessee M. Sree Meaford Ccacaeteues Charlotte Nor Helena Murphy Henna Wae Randall W. Richards JH Setaives Norman J. Richards Paul G. Richards BE. J. Bo Cabins Bessie Kinne Rediriace Barbara Morgan Browning Millers Falla O'Brien Weéivers’ Union Fall River Mass Jerry Sullivan Somersworth A. M. Dyee Cs H. Skinmer, Jr Dorothy T. Meek, Jr Bawara Curtis Meek John Hewey Andover Dorothy H. Mellen Bridgewater Meaga Pee Cies Sige Andrew Anderson, Jr Leslie W. Hayes Waterbury Centre Mies Sam Hees Sineses H. W Edgar and Frank J. C J. O Fmma Quest Farmington Vrank- Hin N. He Plate Aime Boston Girls’ Club Joseph Foley E-Seeeeereeene FP. McGettrick Natalie Heard Hoston Cape Hoot BH Kitchener Dorchemtee Adama Hila Winnitrea Marie Gormick Frank A. Doe Mills Shelburne Falls B. A Hnéaward V6 Dalton Dorothy Wall Palton St. Waterville Mary Brmith Eesesescseese Asases Ak Este Ee Eee Etree Este Ses Eeeete Bw. B. Eee Eee Eese Tetera Ee Tee Art Co Smith Peet Eetaeees Oatte A. K. B East Falmouth Edward Salisbury Kuns Sine Hope St Bristol Maine Honus A. Nutting Lewiston Deey Corf Maiden William Thomas Seymour Virginia Sonny Annie Kocher Iss Webb Press Sceene D. J. D Saxonville Sidney S. Strouse Lillian M. Strouse Lorraine M. Strouse Needhamthur and Clarence Robert Pierce Newton ‘Entente Sea Stella Osnosity H Florience Simons Parente-—Frances Ned Dick-—Maplewood G W Stoneham al Irgaret R. Webber Orono Allan and G. Oronn

Blood Color and Health Boost Promised by Dr Williams pills

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as restoring blood color and energy. It claims the pills nourish nerves and aid a wide range of blood and nerve disorders, with sales through druggists or direct from the company. The page also lists assorted donations and memorials in a community section.

Wilson quote on lawmakers fuels 1919 oath and tone

President Wilson in 1919 denounces lawmakers and their rhetoric. He warns that once the lid is off he will resume his study of the dictionary to find words describing the folly of the gentlemen in Congress.

Senate House President Wilson

Wilsons Stand on China and Japan in Post Narrative

Mr. Tumulty profiles President Wilson amid Paris peace treaty battles. The piece quotes Wilson on the League of Nations and Shantung concessions, defending his stance and predicting future developments while noting enemy attacks. It references his Des Moines speech and a Des Moines Des Moines 1919 remark and the Tokyo Qing talks.

Tumulty Woodrow Wilson Paris League of Nations Shantung Japan China Wilson Los Great Britain France Germany Tam Des Moines Pacific England Awa Kaio-Chau Shantung Province America Engl White House Washington Tuinuity Kiao-Chow Ate Dodrow Wilson

Tanlac credited with transforming life of Pawtucket man

Guillaume Martel of 17 Barnes St Pawtucket Rhode Island praises Tanlac for curing severe indigestion boosting his weight by forty one pounds and restoring energy he says kept him from deathbed after doctors warned of stomach cancer the remedy is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores

Tanlac Guillaume Martel Barnes St Pawtucket R. I Pate Budlong New Hampshire International Proprietaries, Inc Boston

OConnor promises end to one man cars in Boston

City candidate Charles O Connor declares at Dorchester and South Boston schools that he will abolish one man street cars if mayor. He calls them a menace and labor saving scheme and vows to lead a fight at the State House for 6 cent fares while opposing false promises of lower fares.

Charles 8. O'Connor William WH. Russell Dorchester John A. Andrew South Boston Boston Elevated Boston Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House

Conference denies Briand Schanz remarks report

Chairman Hughes said a circulated report claiming Briand spoke harshly of Schanz in Washington and that French delegates cursed in Italy was unfounded. He stated no insult or discord occurred among the French and its delegation at the armament conference.

Briand Schanz Washington Associated Press Hacington Schanzer Europe Italy Wees Hughes

Williams Treatment Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief

A shadowy advertisement touts Williams Treatment for kidney and bladder diseases, rheumatism, and excess uric acid. It claims relief from back and joint pain and muscular aches, offering a free bottle with notice and a request for 10 cents for postage and handling.

Williams Dr. D. Williams Company Dept East Hampton

Stock Yard Traders Seek Injunction Over New Law Penalties

Attorneys for traders and commission men at the Chicago Stock Yards asked Judge Landis for an injunction to block enforcement of penalties under the new live stock regulatory law pending a test of its constitutionality. Penalty clauses are to take effect November 30.

Chicago Landis Auit

Fire damages Boston Bank Note Co building on Washington Street

A fire of unknown origin broke out yesterday on the fifth floor of a ten story building at 77 78 Washington Street North. The blaze caused more than 2000 dollars in damage to the property occupied by the Boston Bank Note Co.

Washington Street Boston Bank Note Co

Second Store Robbery in 24 Hours Taint Haverhill

In Haverhill on Dudley Street Antonio Caputo's fruit store was robbed at 7:30 PM by a youth about 20 years old who took 35 and quipped about bananas and grape juice. Police suspect the same suspect who yesterday at 10 PM robbed Albert Jabjian on Fifth Avenue, stealing 40 from a cash register.

Haverhill Haverhill Antonio Caputo Dudley Street Albert Jabjian Fifth Avenue

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