Hat Description with Silver Embroidery
A black net hat features silver embroidery and downward sweeping sprays of Paradise design elements.
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Paradise
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
17
Gas Indigestion Relief Ad
A short advertisement notes relief from gas and stomach misery using Diapepsin. It emphasizes quick action for indigestion symptoms.
Panes Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion and Gas
Diapepsin shown to relieve indigestion gases flatulence heartburn sour ness and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets provide quick stomach relief and aid digestion letting you eat favorite foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.
U.S. Consul in Salina Cruz Attacked
American Consul Lloyd Burlingham was assaulted and stabbed at the Salina Cruz, Mexico, consulate by unidentified assailants. Injuries described as two wounds to the left arm and not serious. Mexican Foreign Minister Albert Pani expressed regret and promised measures to apprehend and punish the attackers.
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Washington
Lloyd Burlingham
Salina Cruz
Mexico
State Department
Albert Pani
Irish People Do Not Need Advice on Conduct
Fragmentary historical remark asserts that the Irish people require no guidance on their course of conduct and are entitled to determine their path without external direction. The snippet emphasizes autonomy and self-direction.
Mail truck robbery clue links white bag to suspects
A white muslin laundry bag used to muff a driver’s head in a Monday mail truck robbery now serves as the key clue for investigators. Postal authorities say the heist may be the city’s richest ever, with details still under probe as notes and witnesses are reviewed.
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York
Frank Havranick
Large robbery threatens millions in stolen securities
Officials believe losses may top one million dollars as a daring theft drains non negotiable securities and potential cash from a freight Sacks. Federal agents and city police scour the financial district while postal investigators pursue an insider plot at the City Hall post office.
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Stock Exchange
City Hall
Broadway
Boston Plans May Centennial Celebration and Nation’s Birth
The article notes Boston’s May centennial celebration of its city birth in 1822 and links it to the broader birth of the United States. It references the 1788 Constitution, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, and a December 1503 spectacle in New Orleans marked by Napoléon’s bargain.
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Brance
Louisiana
United States
Louisiana Purchase
England
Germany
France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Boston
James Monroe
Jefferson
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John. Adams
Thomas Jefferson
New Orleans
Napoléon
Headdress with Grecian lines of brilliants and filigree
A description notes a headdress featuring Grecian lines, brilliants and silver filigree interwoven with jet.
Cannot Allow Karl to Enter England Exile Proposal Discussed
London Oct 26 The Associated Press reports that former Emperor Charles will not be allowed to come to England under any circumstances. Officials say exile in a remote British possession might be arranged if needed, but England is deemed too near Hungary for permanent exile after his recent air escape from Switzerland.
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London
Associated Press
Charles
England
British Isles
Switzerland
Hungary
No beer sales in Maine until liquor law change
Attorney General Ransford W. Shaw said the prohibitory liquor law in Maine blocks beer and liquor sales, except beer and wine may be prescribed for medicinal purposes under new treasury department regulations until the state constitution is amended.
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Augusta
Maine
Ransford W. Shaw
Treasury Department
Not for America to Dictate Protest Letter to the Editor
A letter to the editor objects to an editorial about Irish freedom and referendum rights. The writer argues that Ireland should decide its own path, likening it to 1776 and urging Americans to remember American ideals before urging Ireland.
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America
Post
Ireland
England
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