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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
5
Burdett College began regular sessions with the largest enrolment in its history. Registration continues for business administration, accounting, Sheldon and Spanish departments. Night sessions start September 21. Total day and evening enrolment to exceed 3000 students.
Early returns show Albert O. Brown winning the Republican Governor nomination over Windsor Goodnow and Arthur Morrill. George H. Moses secures the Senate renomination by two to one over Huntley Spaulding. Sherman Burroughs and Edward Wason are renominated for Congress. Captain Charles Tilden tops Noone for Governor. Raymond Stevens nuzzles for Congress amid large turnout aided by women voters.
Governor and Mrs. Coolidge cast ballots at Northampton City Hall as polls opened at 11 am. A crowd applauded and the couple greeted by smiling and bowing.
Boston women voted in the state primary in large numbers, with Republicans outvoting Democrats. The report notes orderly behavior, high turnout in some wards, and that many women helped drive campaigns while Red Cross workers aided turnout for James Jackson.
The report lists tug movements and barge tows around ports including Portland and Steuben with names such as Ransom Strout and Gedney. Tugs Molino, Howe Magee, and Mabel BR. Goss appear assisting vessels toward Belfast, New Bedford, and Fort Point Me amid harbor operations and protective towing.
Fragmentary report lists ships and vessels including Ka vu Rindurark Medea and Commodities like schooner Auime. Mentions Hampton Roads Belfast Portland and tugs B Ly Plisbury with tows Molino and Francis Lcu. Notes Roger on Sandwich returning with barges Edgewater Hawthorne from New York.
An advertisement warns soaps and shampoos often contain alkali that dries scalp and damages hair. It praises Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming it cleanses hair and scalp without harsh effects and leaves hair soft, lustrous, and easy to manage.
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