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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

4

Rader helps Boston business world through revival influx

James D. Henderson of Henderson & Ross urges Paul Rader’s revival at Tremont Temple to restore balance in Boston’s business community. Rader, former Moody Tabernacle pastor, preaches eight days at Tremont Temple Park Street Church and ends with three sermons at the Boston Arena.

James D. Henderson Henderson & Ross Paul Rader Tremont Temple Christian and Missionary Alliance Boston Mr. Henderson Rader Park Street Boston Arena

Tanlac credited with ending three years of suffering for Boston woman

Mrs Lucy Alberto of 29 Clark Street Boston says three bottles of Tanlac relieved her long indigestion stomach pain and gas. She reports improved sleep nerves and appetite and praises the medicine as the grandest in the world Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.

Taniac Lucy Alberto Clark Street Boston International Proprietaries, Inc All Liggett Drug Stores

Spirited Welcome for Diaz in New York

General Armando Diaz, who led Italy to victory in the great war, was cheered through three miles of Manhattan streets. Crowds shouted Viva Diaz and Viva Italia as confetti fell from offices and ticker tape flew. He planned a wreath laying at Theodore Roosevelt's grave before visiting Washington next Sunday.

New York Armando Diaz Italy America France Fifth Avenue Diaz Dias Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt Washington

Telephone Week proves popular with subscribers across exchanges

Large crowds visit New England Telephone and Telegraph offices during Telephone Week from Oct 17 to 22. Over 1600 people toured the Milk Street building yesterday, as clubs and organizations joined the event.

New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Milk Street Telephone Company

Boston University Law School Elects Student Council

William L. Quinn of Swampscott elected from the first year class to the student council at Boston University Law School. James P. Mahoney of Springfield will represent the third year. Six sophomore candidates failed to gain a majority, prompting a re election. The council conducts senior lectures and oversees school activities.

William L. Quinn Swampscott Boston University Law School James P. Mahoney Springfield

Turns Night Into Day Lamp Promises World’s Brightest Home Light

W. H. Hoffstet of Kansas City claims a new lamp provides more light than candles or ten electric lights, costs one cent per night, and is safe for homes, stores, halls, and churches. He offers a free trial lamp to readers and seeks local agents and referrals.

W. H. Hoffstet Kansas City

Salvation Army Leader Declares Unemployment Crisis Passed

Commander Evangeline Booth arrives in Columbus to urge calm as she says the peak of unemployment has passed and agitators among labor have been defeated. She notes relief in New York and large cities while warning the problem is not fully solved and cooperation has met the crisis.

Columbus Evangeline Booth Salvation Army United States New York Flanger Miss Booth

Langley to push $15 million for soldier hospitals

After a Treasury meeting Chairman Langley of the House public buildings committee said he will introduce a bill tomorrow to provide an appropriation of 15 000 000 for soldier hospitals including new buildings and extensions.

Soldier Hospitals Washington Treasury Langley House Public Buildings Committee

Durantners Rally with New Members in Huntington Hall

Hundreds of Duranters packed Huntington Hall adopting the slogan Every member get a member and do it once again. The lively gathering showcased renewed group enthusiasm and a call to expand membership.

Huntington Hall

Campaign Kickoff Set for November 7 to 22

This second rally marks the start of the 20 000 member drive opening November 7 and running to November 22. Final plans for the home stretch campaign are in work as organizers prepare for the rollout.

Rheumatism Patient Sees Quick Improvement with Weldona

Mrs L M Grundy of Winthrop Massachusetts says she suffered five years in a wheelchair from rheumatism. After a month of Weldona treatment she learned to walk and perform housework. She urges readers to obtain Weldona from druggists and note the free booklet Germs of Rheumatism. The Weldona Man will distribute free books at Houghton Dutton Drug Dept daily.

Weldona Weldona Co Boylston St Boston Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept

Local committee members named for event planning

Prolific names appear for the organizing committee with Prorence B. Child Miss Margery Jewetl and others listed among the members. The group is chaired by erek Franke with Mrs Frederick M. French and Dr Blanche Denig part of the roster.

Withsauee Prorence B. Child Margery Jewetlmittee Erek Franke Aoe Frederick M. French Blanche Denig Miss Bers

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