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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
Haverhill mayor pressured a local coal dealer to admit $16.75 as a fair price as $20 a ton is common. The coal shortage is acute with price at $20 in most yards. Mayor Flanders sent a report to Fuel Administrator Phelan in Boston.
Diamond Dyes claim to dye or tint any worn garment without streaks or fading. The advertisement urges customers to tell their druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or blends for best results. It notes fifty one years of use by millions of women to extend wear on waists skirts dresses coats and draperies.
Cardinal OConnell urged Boston College seniors on retreat to discard delusions of life and seek God first. He warned against impulse driven career choices and urged choosing difficult paths to strengthen character and leadership for the nation and church.
In St Paul Minnesota on October 25 United News reports Senator Frank B Kellogg is too busy to engage in any debates with Anna Dickie Olesen the first woman senatorial nominee and Kelloggs Democratic opponent in November Olesen had challenged him to a series of debates on national issues including the soldiers bonus the tariff and Newberryism.
An appeal from London England to the Salvation Army inquiry department at East Brookline Street requests help locating Arthur Field who has not been heard from by his wife for over a year. The notice outlines the search and asks for any information leading to his whereabouts.
The appeal is made by the wife who says she heard some time ago that her husband was then in Boston. The field is a seaman and has been employed as a donkeyman, oiler and fireman on various vessels. He is described as 31 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall, medium build, dark complexion, dark brown hair and blue eyes. An oak tree requires 75 years before it attains cutting size.
Irving Bullard president of the National Bank stated in a cable from Rio de Janeiro that his recovery is assured after a crash left him with a broken left leg shoulder and other bruises. He was riding with a companion when the cable snapped and the car plunged to the bottom of a hill.
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