08 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
1
A dense report from Kittery Point describes the welcome for a new pastor amid a large congregation. It notes attendance, names local clergy and families, and sketches remarks at the church gathering.
A heavily garbled 19th or early 20th century advertorial text promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as health aid for women. It mentions household use and claims of relief, with references to letters and testimonials and calls for readers to publish or write for advice. The piece includes odd names and scattered addresses, reflecting a period promotional style.
JENNESS BEACH AbelApth Mest Pownded faporuel pass el THeaday of Mas brdrh At Goa. a partial obituary mentions Mrs Wasnworth of Congard and Streeter of Concord. A number of house lots on Geonn Avedon are listed with minor readable names and streets.
The event at a New York tea room drew many visitors who praised the decor and hospitality. Attendees included Mrs. Moore of New Castle and several others from Boston, Malden, Providence, and beyond, with plans for further gatherings and a forthcoming meeting of the Henry Wallingford American Legion in Kittery.
Wednesday and Saturday programs showcase Olympic-Today On with the Dance with Man Murray and David Powell in A Roaring Laval and Madeline Traverse in Who Tattiers. Also feature Hoodler-Numgnee and The Flame of the Yukon plus Blind Lover and Fire Crop Toi Mystery.
Evelyn Petrie Post No. 76 met at Carpenter's Hall to elect delegates to the Alale Convention. Delegates elected were Una Badger and Mrs Agnod Tutter. alternates were Mrs Mary Ijroy and Mildred I Brown.
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