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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1920

Page

5

Prosperity From bumper crops boosts New England outlook

The article notes a strong agricultural year with crops and livestock valued at over 23 billion dollars nationwide. It cites a wheat revenue exceeding 700 million, a record corn and potato harvests in the Midwest and New England, and Massachusetts labor demand for the apple harvest. It highlights farm prosperity supporting related industries and urban hotel trade amid prohibition.

Dominion United States W. A. Sanders New England Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates Middle West Maine Massachusetts Arthur W. Gilbert Department of Agriculture State House Beacon Hill J. R. Howard American Farm Bureau Federation Boston L. C. Prior

Greeks Depart After Three Years From New York

Nicholas Pilitsis and Leonis Dardessas sail from New York aboard the White Star liner Cretic to Greece after nearly three years in the United States under wartime arrangements. They failed the literacy test during immigration screening.

Greece Nicholas Pilitsis Leanis Dardessas White Star Cretic New York Mediterranean

Today’s Community Events Schedule

Today events include a 10 a.m. field day at Church of the Sacred Heart Mt Auburn grounds a 10:30 a.m. Republican State convention opens at Tremont Temple and 2 p.m. outings for Suffolk Engraving at Riverside Recreation Grounds a Garden Fete by Margaret Brent Civic Guild at Mrs Scanlon home Milton a 2 p.m. Harvest Party at St John’s Women’s Catholic Club North Cambridge Church grounds a 2 p.m. dancing and lawn party by Cambridge Post American Legion a 6:30 p.m. Massachusetts Credit Unions Association convention at City Club and a 6 p.m. Europe in Battle and Fire show at Huntington Avenue Circus Grounds.

Church of the Sacred Heart Mt. Auburn Tremont Temple Suffolk Engraving and Electrotyping Company Riverside Recreation Grounds Margaret Brent Civic Guild Frank C. Scanlon Morton Road Milton St. John's

Dr True's Elixir Promises Cure for Diet and Digestion

Advertisement extols Dr True's Elixir as a remedy for constipation indigestion and appetite. A Nutley New Jersey reader claims it let her eat everything again after nine years of diet. The pitch urges health without harsh laxatives and asks readers to try the product.

Dr. True J. E Nutley N. J

Young Sinn Fein Private Describes Ireland Frontline Life

John J. Hughes of Cork City Brigade on furlough in Boston recalls orders from Lord Mayor MacSwiney and trials with Irish police. He says he recognizes Eamon de Valera as president of the republic and plans to return after his American leave.

Ireland Sinn Fein Boston John J. Hughes Cork City Shawn Chaodha O’hay Hughes Irish Republican Army Mayor MacSwiney Baracks Eamon de Valera Republic MacSwiney Padriac Pearse Irish Republic Army McSwiney King Street McCurtain Young Hughes Irish Volunteers Irish Republic England

Irish Guerrilla Tactics Against Barracks Described by Private Hughes

Private Hughes recounts Sinn Fein attacks on police barracks across Ireland. He describes small forces, assaults on houses, roof top fire, petrol bombs, and prolonged firefights to force surrender. He notes civilian involvement and aims to erode British rule, with De Valera’s leadership cited.

Ireland Hughes Republic Colleen Sis Sinn Fein

Stylogyphile Honor Society Formed at Boston University

The College of Secretarial Science at Boston University creates an honorary society named Stylogyphile with scholarship as its basis for membership. Eligible students begin in junior year or higher. Six charter members include Lou Brigham Fitchburg Dorothy Corey Northboro Mildred Dunn Kingston Laura La Fond Woonsocket R I Margaret O Bryan Gardner and Helen Taylor Hartford Conn.

College of Secretarial Science Boston University Lou Brigham Fitchburg Dorothy Corey Northboro Mildred Dunn Kingston Laura la Fond Woonsocket R. I Margaret O'Bryan Gardner Helen Taylor Hartford Conn

Bargain Sale of Army Blankets at South Boston Wharf

Cold Wave Coming Buy Army Blankets Now. Army Base in South Boston advertises blankets at 3 dollars each with 75 percent wool or more, measuring 60 by 82 inches. Sold cash and carry in large or small quantities, sale runs 10 am to 4 45 pm at the Wharf Shed under guard directions.

Boston Army Pier

Building Taken for School Committee Site at Beacon Street

Mayor Peters granted permission for the schoolhouse department to take the building at 15 Beacon Street to house a new school administration building, ending months of deadlock with the school committee and schoolhouse commission. The agreed price is 425000.

Peters Beacon Street Schoolhouse Commission

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