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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
3
A notice requests the return of a borrowed cider cider press or equipment, warning that the writer had forgotten the item until needing it and urging the borrower to return it promptly. The message is signed HW H Reetr.
An advertisement urges weekly shampoos and antiseptic Noonan’s Hair Petrole to prevent scalp neglect. It touts antiseptic, rejuvenating effects with a pleasant odor and claims dandruff relief. Sold by barbers for fifteen cents per treatment or one dollar per bottle from T Noonan & Sons in Boston Massachusetts.
An old remedy advises dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid arvon rubbed into the scalp at night to eliminate dandruff and itching. It promises clear hair after several applications and suggests a catarrhal deafness treatment using peppermint, hot water, and sugar to relieve head noises and nasal congestion.
Industrialist Rupprecht, a six foot plus leader, expands worker participation at Windsor Print Works North Adams and explores broader reforms across Consolidated Textile Corp holdings. The Knight assets include 600000 spindles, bleaching plant, and multiple mills.
Governor Cox urged support for Ireland and the League of Nations while denouncing anti progressive press. He cited Newberry’s Senate seat case and argued reservations should clarify not nullify the League. He defended Prohibition enforcement and noted his Ohio record on Sunday closing laws as part of his policy record.
Today at 9 a m the National Association of Life Underwriters holds its national annual convention at the Hotel Copley Plaza. At 12 30 p m a Kiwanis Club luncheon occurs at the Hotel Bellevue followed by a 5 p m address by Mrs True Worthy White on Choosing the President to members of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union at Perkins Hall.
At 5 45 p m the Round Table supper for the Business Women's Club, and at 6 30 p m a banquet for the Pilgrim Publicity Association at the City Club with addresses by William R Bassett and Arthur Frederick Sheldon. Yom Kippur begins at 6 41 p m with services in temples and synagogues across the city. At 8 p m the Gardeners and Florists Club meets at Horticultural Hall with a lecture by Samuel Knowles.
Fifteen ex service men appealed to State Legion Commander Captain James T. Duane to bar future violent rhetoric by Loyal Coalition officers or any group. They objected to Randolph W. Smith vice president remarks as advocating force to curb Sinn Fein activities.
Reports to S D Warriner head of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company show a general return to work among anthracite miners. About 150000 employed. 8000 idle in Pittston and 10000 idle in the Shamokin field.
A Gloucester business committee urged trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company to resume trolley operations. Chairman Homer Loring led the delegation, asking for restoration of street cars in the city.
Street floor display offers Jergens Violet Glycerine Soap three cakes per box at 28 25 and 30 cents. Powder puffs in slip style all wool with bound edges for sale at 19 cents. Hair brushes with Russian bristles and Hughes Tdeal rubber cushion Blue Ribbon Day priced 95 cents.
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