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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
11
A reader from Lorne Ontario reports three years bedridden with rheumatism improved after using Fruit-a-tives. He says pain eased swelling reduced and he can walk two miles and perform light chores. Offered at 50c a box six for 2.50 or trial 25c, from dealers or Fruit-a-tives in Ogdensburg New York.
Druggists report extraordinary demand for phelactine as a hair remover. The product supposedly pulls roots from hair instantly, without irritation or odor, and is marketed as safe and non-poisonous. A stick used per simple instructions promises satisfaction.
A home treatment to remove hairs quickly and painlessly using powered delatone mixed with water. Apply thick paste to hairy skin, wait 8 minutes, rub off and wash to leave skin soft and hairless. Use real delatone to avoid disappointment. Mix fresh as wanted.
A trio of Pride of Kemp apples sent by C M Mosher of Dryden Maine won top honors at the Farmington Maine fair. The giant apples weigh two pounds seven ounces each and display a red dominant color as shown beside a watch in the accompanying photo.
Carl Wilmore conducts a studio chat featuring Bessie Barriscale and J Warren Kerrigan to be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece previews insights and performances by the two stars in upcoming projects.
President Wilson in his first public clash of the campaign states his stance on the Irish issue in opposition to Senator Harding. Harding, in a London interview, says the Irish question is a domestic British matter not subject to government action or the League of Nations.
The President cites Article XI of the league covenant creating a forum for self determination claims likely to disturb world peace. He argues Ireland’s case fits the forum, notes parallels to the Philippines and the California dispute, and releases a campaign document via Secretary Tumulty to support Governor Cox. The move signals an early, direct entry into the campaign.
Miss Grace V. Long and George W. Grimm were married at All Saints Church Roxbury in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev John F Dinand. Bride entered with her brother William P Long as master of ceremonies. After a breakfast reception the couple will reside in Dorchester following a trip through New York State.
Jacob Finkler a 28 year old Back Bay tailor held on assault with intent to kill after a rapid pursuit by Joy street officers. He allegedly shot Mrs Corrinne Cranton 24 and her mother Mrs Amelia Lillerequist 48 on Blossom street West End. Police say Cranton survived and will recover.
Yesterday talks between Lynn Shoe Manufacturers' Association and United Shoe Workers of America failed to bridge a dispute on a proposed paragraph for the peace agreement. The workers want wages and conditions sustained but allow reopening of wage talks on May 1 1921 with possible price increases. Manufacturers propose replacing increased prices with adjusted prices and argue wage decreases should be considered if wage talks reopen.
James G. Ferguson, president of the Fidelity Trust Company, denied connections to Fastman Car Company Home Savings Bank New England Structural Company Penn Metal Company Taylor Chemical Company Winchester Co operative Bank Winchester Trust Company and Wollaston Land Company after misinformation claimed ties to multiple institutions.
Boston police captains from all stations met with Superintendent Crowley to map parade preparations for October 2. The group aims to maximize drill time and readiness in the two weeks leading up to the event.
Senator Harding told a Wheeling audience that Democratic extravagance has driven the nation toward financial disaster and that the Republican program will restore economy and efficiency to put the federal government on a sound business basis.
The Republican nominee cites Treasury figures to charge unwarranted expenditures and warns against a new issue of treasury certificates raising living costs. He criticizes Wilson's veto of the last Republican budget and pledges a budget system early in a GOP administration. Harding spoke in West Virginia after a day of campaign talks.
Republican women of New York will host a reception for Mrs Calvin Coolidge wife of the vice presidential candidate at the Vanderbilt Hotel next Monday Plans are coordinated by the Republican women's campaign committee with Mrs Arthur Livermore as chief hostess
An old advertisement for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes its use as a gentle infant laxative. The piece claims wide trust, a long history, and a free trial offer from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
William Pomeroy’s murder case at Greenville Junction saw an appeal to the law court delaying sentencing. Scott will not be sentenced now, while Pomeroy faces sentencing later this week.
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