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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
2
In Amstelveen area, the crown prince of Germany delays his return to Wieringen, staying several days as discussions at Bentinck Castle with the ex Kaiser and advisers continue. Dutch photographers staged an elaborate hay wagon scheme to capture a photo of the former ruler at the castle.
The Loyal Order of Moose announces expansion to Europe with a $25,000 grant to establish a lodge in Paris. Plans also include setting up lodges in England as part of the new international chapter.
Officials announce a large restock at the army retail supply store on D street with new lines including bacon in strips and canned cherries. Hardware goods such as wagon jacks priced at 3.50 dollars and 60 foot steel tapes at 4.60 dollars join staples like prunes 11 cents per pound and graham flour four cents per pound as 10,000 shoppers brave rain to flood the store.
This poem urges deep cleansing beyond dust and rust to reach the heart. It speaks of removing deception to reveal clear chambers shining with morning light and portraits of immortal light that form a perfect dream.
A series of events listed includes a gas storage hearing at State Houses about illuminating gas near dwellings, a Metropolitan Park policemen hearing after riot duty refusals, Harold Whitehead talks at 257 Washington Street, and several community meetings. Also noted are a charity address at St Cecilia's Hall, a Cambridge girls athletic rally, a Canadian Club meeting, a Ladies Kennel Club gathering, a conservatory scholarship exam, a Veterans Association session, a Seamen's Friend Society season opener, a rent profiteering meeting in Medford, and a Brookline M C O F reception for service men at St Lawrence Hall.
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