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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
11
State Legion Commander James T. Duane will present a loving cup to Brookline's most popular World War veteran at the Brookline Legion Post Clubhouse on Monday evening October 1. The committee plans a reception and betrothal? gathering for all members at the post garden adjacent.
If a corn hurts lift the corn and remove it with Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It removes hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes and does so without soreness or irritation.
Secretary Daniely said a 26 percent cut in the navy yard workforce would be required unless machinists accept the 6 percent wage increase granted naval employees. He cited a lack of funds as making this course necessary.
General Pershing marked his sixtieth birthday at his Washington home on September 13. The event also observed the second day of the Battle of St Mihiel, celebrated as the first all American major offensive against Germany. Only staff and a few guests attended.
The text describes the cliff swallow, its size, coloration, immature plumage, range across North America, and wintering in Brazil and Argentina. It explains nesting behavior, building mud pellets into bottle shaped nests on cliffs or under barn eaves, and notes their rapid spread and lack of enemies.
An old consumer notice urges parents to identify only the real California Syrup of Figs by the package name California to ensure a safe laxative for children. It promotes its fruity taste and full bottle directions as reassurance.
Paris reports General Marie Emile Fayolle will represent the French government at the American Legion convention in Cleveland. Marshal Foch, unable to attend due to unsettled European conditions, urged Fayolle be designated, with Premier Millerand and War Minister Lefevre agreeing.
The Boston City Council again refuses action on Mayor Peters 80 000 land purchase for Police Station 2 at Milk and Sears streets. The tax rate set to be announced soon reverts unexpended funds to general funds. The meeting also discusses a 75 000 extra forage for city horses due to higher hay and grain costs and a vetoed 200 000 hospital improvement loan.
South Boston residents defeated by council as they oppose 70,000 test-capacity gas tanks by Tidewater Oil Sales Corp. Councillor Ford and Moriarty pledge votes against tanks while council approves a $100,000 loan for Old Harbor improvements.
A Holworthy Hall tale titled And Tommy Joins a Club appears in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, presenting a humorous or social scene likely reflecting club life and manners of its era. The piece showcases Hall’s narrative voice and serialized magazine charm.
A historical ad proclaims Danderine as a remedy to reduce hair loss and boost appearance. It touts quick results and fuller locks, urging readers to try the tonic for stronger, shinier hair.
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