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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1919

Page

7

Mothers and Wives Gather to Hear Striker's View Tonight

Union officials announce a meeting at Fay Hall where mothers wives and sisters of striking policemen will hear the strikers' side. The event aims to present the union perspective not sympathy.

Fay Hall Pierce Worcester Policemen’s Union Egion Boston Legion Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Ingenious war worker uses seal stole as wrap and cape

A fashionable observer praises a woman who converts a narrow seal stole into a throat wrap by day and a turquoise brocade cape by night. She cites wartime camouflage flair and notes the cape’s rise as a key fashion element, with a planned three piece look for spring.

Camouflage Corps Lenore

Former German crown prince seeks Echfeld castle in Gelderland

Amsterdam dispatch reports the exiled former crown prince intends to buy Echfeld castle near Tiel in Gelderland, about 20 miles from Amerongen and Doorn. Delays in repairs at Doorn suggest the emperor’s removal may be postponed to early 1920. Dutch restrictions still apply, but William Hohenzollern may now drive through Doorn and Amerongen.

Amsterdam Echfeld Gelderland Wandelsblad Tiel Amerongen Doorn Frederick William William Hohenzollern Amerongentory

Rev William Allen Called to Metropolitan Tabernacle

The Rev William Allen formerly of Clarendon Street Church who resigned in 1918 for a country wide evangelical tour has received a unanimous call to lead the Metropolitan Tabernacle at Broadway and 104th Street New York City.

William Allen Clarendon Street Church Metropolitan Tabernacle Broadway 104Th Street New York

John’s Medicine Ad Promises Strength For Family

An advertisement touts John’s Medicine as suitable for children and adults, claiming it builds flesh and strength for the entire family in a broad, period-typical sales pitch.

John

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