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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
12
President Marlin of Boston University was released from jail in Liverpool on Wednesday October 16 aboard the Mauretania. The ship reaches New York on October 21 and he will spend a few days in New York before returning home.
An advertisement urges readers to eat a full breakfast and take Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion. It warns that skipping meals leads to hunger and discomfort, advocates three meals daily, and claims the tablets are sold in most drug stores across the United States and Canada.
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a cure for indigestion bloating and gas. It claims two doses relieved serious stomach and bowel trouble avoiding surgery and promises a money back guarantee after one dose. The pitch notes two testimonials and urges purchase at druggists.
List of names with ages and occupations in Dorchester and surrounding areas. Couples include Giordano and Lewis, Glancy and Dolan, Gay and Gorham, Rowell and Lyona, Goggin and Lydon, Killarney and Lemieux, Campbell and Sheevoos, Saunier and Lubovichh, Gause and English, Burns and Roy, Greenberg and Waxer, Richardson and Burns, Baker and Furber, Stone and Reay, Harris and Walsh, Wheeler and Sullivan, John and Gorgeory.
Mrs. William P. Landeck and her daughter Eleanor are described as nearly identical in appearance. Eleanor is the couple’s only child, and readers note the striking likeness between mother and daughter.
A typed notice lists multiple engagements including Henry F. Knight and Sybil B. Bailey from East Boston, Julius Brewer and Ethel Goldberg of Dorchester, John J. McKenna and Loretta M. Melver of Dorchester, Stanislaw Zdanczyk and Josephine Malinowska of South Boston, Samuel Sandler and Lieberman’s dressmaker, John J. Mahoney and Mary Diviney of Charlestown, Thomas Flynn and Mary Dunne of Somerville, Ferris and Nora Moran of South Boston, with other pairs and addresses shown amid the special permit note by Judge Dowd.
A dense list records pairs of residents from the Boston region with ages, occupations, and street addresses across several towns including Brighton, South Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, Charlestown, and East Boston. The fragment presents many widowed individuals and cross references between dressmakers, hatmakers, clerks, and other trades, suggesting a directory or social register item from the era.
Greenwich Connecticut workers at Mianus Manufacturing walk off the job. Strike leaders say all 800 employees are out after a vote following the company’s rejection of a 44 hour week and a new overtime basis.
Two rare color photographs shown in the Boston Sunday American feature will display Cardinal Mercier and Albert of Belgium. The images promise vivid detail and painterly color, highlighting notable figures in a photographic arts context.
Summer salt water left many with dry brittle lifeless hair. Barbers endorse Noonan's Hair Petroleum a purified petroleum formula that cleans the scalp, restores natural shine, and prevents oily look. Sold in original bottles by druggists and department stores or from manufacturers T Noonan & Sons Co Boston at fifteen cents.
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