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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1922

Page

7

Harding Extols Last Congress in Measured Praise

President Harding, in a letter to Rep. Mondell, lauds the 67th Congress for extensive achievements aiding American welfare. He praises the lawmakers patience and candor, notes reduced war debt and expenses, tariff flexibility, and strides in agriculture, finance, and international trade, urging nationwide approval.

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Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

A druggist advertises Pape's Cold Compound claiming it breaks a cold in a few hours and ends grippe misery with first dose. The tablets relieve stuffiness pain headache feverishness and nasal congestion and cost only a few cents with money back if not effective.

Continental House Outing Highlights Rivalry at Silver Lake

The Boylston Street unit dominated the annual Continental Clothing House outing at Silver Lake Wilmington in a 10 inning 4 4 baseball tie. Ton McCormack starred with a unassisted triple play while Roy Reed defeated Casper Heinen in wrestling. The Franklin street crew vowed immediate training to even the score.

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National Woman's Party Plans Declaration Draft Meeting

Washington October 15 160 founders of the National Woman's Party are called to meet November 11 to draft and sign nine declarations of aims and sites for a renewed program. The action aims to mobilize supporters and press for action on woman suffrage and related reforms.

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Police coax lost child with song in La Grange

Two year old Anna Rosenberg wandered from home on Tremont street and was found by patrolman Fred Sewell at La Grange station. He sang to calm her but failed. a few pennies and a tobacco can soothed her until her brother Israél arrived to take her home. police say she was the youngest Rosenberg daughter of Israel Rosenberg.

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Collegiants Cheer On Convict Ship Endurance Test

Radcliffe and Wellesley rooters will join Harvard and Tech fans aboard the convict ship at Warren Bridge. Captain D. H. Smith drums up noon cheering spaces as two college men begin a one hour on deck exercise bound to balls and chains. Harvard A. Jones and Tech Hubert Le Williams are to be separated in cells at 10 o clock and endure bread and solitary confinement as part of the historic punishment.

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Coolidge to Speak at Hanover Tomorrow

President Coolidge travels from Vermont and New Hampshire to Hanover for a campaign swing. He will dine with Dartmouth College Republicans at College Hall and address students and townspeople in a tent set up for Dartmouth Night.

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Enjoyment in a Delightful Ste

A note mentions a full sized portion of a piece titled No Trespassing by Samuel Kins Adams, to appear complete in the next Boston Sunday Magazine, inviting readers to anticipate its publication.

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