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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
13
Advertises Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a vitaminless digestive aid for biliousness digestion and constipation. Claims improvement of stomach liver bowels kidneys and blood, boosting vitality. suggests occasional use for indigestion jousness and constipation to stay well. 25 cent box sold guaranteed by druggists.
General John H. Sherburne issued a statement yesterday as chairman of the resolutions committee at the Worcester State convention. He quoted the officers who expressed a wish to resign from the American Legion and noted the range of remarks made in response.
General Sherburne regrets resignations if regular officers quit over Massachusetts Legion demand for reform. He says the dispute is between efficiency and inefficiency, not between regulars and National Guard, urging a system rooted in American institutions with civilian control and no compulsory training until current inefficiencies are removed.
Massachusetts plans its largest delegation ever for the American Legion national convention to be held in Minneapolis on November 11 12 and 13 Colonel Logan new state commander called for the first meeting of state officers and the executive board Saturday noon at headquarters to organize for the event and oversee arrangements.
Reports of Francis G. Kane Post delegates to the State convention in Worcester will be presented at a Dorchester meeting held in the Draper Club rooms on Bowdoin Street. The post plans a large Armistice Night dance at Ronan Memorial Hall and reports an enrolment nearing one thousand after recent weeks of active recruitment and new member additions.
New York reports the British government plans a 250 million dollar loan to be placed in the United States by a banking syndicate headed by J. P. Morgan & Co. The issuing group includes banks from Boston Chicago St. Louis Cleveland San Francisco Detroit and New Orleans. Public offering starts Thursday with advance subscriptions. Three year notes priced at 98 yielding about 6 1 4 percent. Ten year bonds at 96 1 4 yielding slightly over 6 percent.
An old advertisement urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble due to rich food. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia mix that flushes kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and ends bladder disorders. The tone suggests a home remedy for national health.
England's newest viscountess to be is Nancy Witcher Langhorne Shaw, once Mrs Robert Shaw of Boston. Her marriage to Major Waldorf Astor follows the death of Viscount Astor, making her Lady Astor. The Transatlantic figure, a Langhorne sister, rose from Virginia social circles to British aristocracy.
Cardinal O Connell presided over a meeting of 250 pastors at the Cathedral School hall. A curates meeting is set with the cardinal as chairman. Novena to the Holy Souls runs Friday to Sunday at old St Marys Church in North End. Observances include All Souls Day and devotions across multiple parishes. A three week Oblate mission starts Nov 9 at St Paul s Roxbury with a Forty Hours devotion at several churches. A Gate of Heaven parish fund concert is planned next Sunday at 8 pm. A school-teacher retreat at the Convent of the Cenacle begins Friday and ends Sunday led by a Jesuit.
Edith Lane of Everett faced United States Commissioner Hayes for a hearing after being arrested by federal authorities on a charge of sending improper material through the mails. The proceeding occurred yesterday as part of the case against her.
Alton E. Briggs of the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange argued before Pilgrim Publicity Association members that cold storage eggs and other refrigerated foods are as nourishing as strictly fresh goods. He said storage is essential to preserve perishable products and prevent hoarding, noting real fresh eggs are rare in consumer markets.
Medford Post No 45 of the American Legion will receive flags and banners on Armistice Day. Frank Hall, the Post Commander, will be presented with gifts from Mt. Vernon Lodge Masons Harmony Lodge Odd Fellows Medford Lodge of Elks and Knights of Columbus Medford Council at the Medford Armory or Medford Common.
Paris October 21 Premier Clemenceau will open the political campaign with a speech at Strasbourg outlining his programme. Although he is not a candidate, reports from provinces show Clemenceau adherents among parliamentary candidates displaying strong support.
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