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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

3

Plymouth County Grand Army Election Opens Convention

Plymouth October convention of the Plymouth County Association of Grand Army of the Republic and Women's Relief Corps drew about 500 attendees. State officials present. officers elected include Quincy Merritt Whitman commander and Alfred Litchfield S V C. Installation conducted by Department S V C Clark of Massachusetts.

Plymouth County Grand Army Plymouth Plymouth County Association of Grand Army Poets and Women’s Relief Corps State Department G. A. R. Association Quincy A Mierritt Whitman Francis Lee Scituate Alfred Litchfield Assinippi Obed H. Ellie William H. Nash Abington Colin Baher Department S. V

Are You Rundown Try Dr. Pierce Remedies

An Albany reader touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for relief in a rundown, overworked condition and debility. The letter claims weight gain and improved health, plus Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and liver sluggishness. It notes local druggists supply both remedies in tablet or liquid form.

Albany N. Y Dr. Pierce R. Pierce Daniel Robertson Livingston Ave Golden Medical Discovery

Desire 10 Hold Open Meetings

Important developments in relation to the approaching disarmament conference were announced. A three hour American commission meeting discussed U S policy on Pacific problems followed by a White House dinner honoring Secretary Hughes and Senators Lodge Underwood and former Senator Root.

Robert.l. Norton Washington American Commission United States Pacific White House Hughes Lodge Underwood Root

Conference Adds Electrical Lines to Hughes Agenda

The conference adds the use of cables and wireless to its program to seek equal privileges for all nations, focusing on the Yap cable station held by Japan. No objections have been filed by member nations to Hughes's agenda. The American commission urges informing the public about developments, noting open sessions require foreign approval, with decisions awaiting conference procedures. President Harding, in a letter to Miss Elia L. Freed, says practical disarmament limits are preferable to universal disarmament, urging focus on realities.

Pacific Yap Japan Hughes American Commission United States Elia L. Freed Brooklyn N. Y Harding

Jiffy Jell Gift Offer Promises Molds With Trade Marks

The notice invites readers to buy six packs of Jiffy Jell this week and mail in the six trade marks from fronts. In return, they will receive three gifts, including an initial alphabetic dessert mold and two other surprises, all aluminum and embossed with the buyer's initial. The offer notes the set would cost 75 cents if sold.

Fts

Real Fruit in Bottles Promotes Jiffy Jell Offer

The advertisement touts Jiffy Jell as containing real fruit flavors in bottles and condensed juice in every package. It invites readers to send six Jiffy Jell trademarks to receive three valuable gifts, urging acceptance of the seasonal offer.

Balfour Expected to Head British Delegation

Arthur J. Balfour probably will head Britain’s delegation to the Washington conference on armament limits and Far Eastern affairs. His tentative acceptance follows pressure to attend, with Lord Lee of Fareham sailing for America October 26 on the steamship Olympic.

London Associated Press Arthur J. Balfour Washington Lord Lee of Fareham America Olympic

Harding outlines cautious support for disarmament effort

The passage argues disarmament is unlikely now but urges a practical beginning. It notes world war weariness, heavy debts, and growing armament strains, while expressing cautious optimism that talks will yield progress. Basil Miles named secretary of the American delegation as plans continue.

Basil Miles Hegan Harding

Noads Along Mohawk Trail Completed Highway Plan

Frank D. Kemp, chairman of the State Highway Commission, announced at the opening of a new concrete highway over Sherburne Mountain that all billboards would be abolished on the Mohawk Trail. He said a contract for a four mile stretch west to Shelburne Falls will be let in three months, completing a 39 mile Greenfield to North Adams span.

Greenfield Frank D. Kemp State Highway Commission Sherburne Mountain Shelburne Falls North Adams

Gem Hunting Great Sport in Sri Lanka Rivers

Ceylon’s gem hunting is a famed sport where seekers search dry riverbeds for precious jewels. With government permission, hunters may keep all finds, and experts distinguish valuable stones from common pebbles at a glance.

Ceylon

Beating Gas or Electricity Lamp Offered for Free Trial

W. H. Hoffstat of 911 Factory Ridg Kansas City MO touts a lamp “the most powerful home light in the world” costing one cent per night. It supposedly outshines 800 candles and 18 lamps while being safe and portable, with a free trial offer and agents wanted for local referrals.

W. H. Hoffstat Ridg Kansas City Mr. Hoff&to

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