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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
7
Directors accepted Eugene V R Thayers resignation as president of Chase National Bank effective immediately due to ill health He will be succeeded by Albert H Wiggin Thayer will not return to active business until recovery and will remain on the banks board.
A Cambridge Widener Library display reveals three Dante volumes translated by Charles Eliot Norton. Margins hold Norton notes and references, with quotes noting translation difficulties. Carlyle and Norton’s books later joined by Carlyle’s Cromwell collection given to Harvard. Emerson supported the transfer.
The National Business Show at Mechanics building draws over 12000 attendees yesterday with open hours for the public this afternoon and evening. Executives from Worcester to Providence visit to inspect time saving office devices and new equipment as New England firms plan delegations for today and expect similar attendance to Tuesday’s 10000.
The memorial gate on the Brown University campus in Providence was dedicated today to honor the 43 Brown men who died in the World War. President W. I. Faunce presided as Major General Charles P. Summerall Noble B. Judah Jr. Major Zinovi Pechkoff and Henry T. Samson spoke. William Gammell presented the gate to the university.
William D. Mahon, president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees, will meet Boston trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway to discuss a wage cut of about 20 percent set to take effect May 3. The trustees agreed to a conference, likely to occur tomorrow.
The afternoon session of the trial of Charles M Brightwell his wife Katharine and 12 co defendants focused on points of law as counsel and Judge Fessenden debated legal issues. The government rested in the middle of the afternoon and then a conference with the court followed.
Cautionary notice explains genuine Bayer Aspirin required for twenty one years of safe use. It lists approved conditions such as colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. It notes packaging options and Bayer as the trademark of the drug.
Robert J Curran writes to the Post defending the Committee of One Hundred and denouncing William A Ketcham for what he calls unfair and unAmerican criticism. Curran cites Civil War and Mexican War service in defense of patriotic unity and national strength.
American actor James K. Hackett accepted an invitation from the French government to perform Macbeth in English at a national theatre in Paris this spring. The invitation came from the Ministry of Fine Arts and was delivered via Ambassador Hugh Co. Wallace.
An advertisement extols the MASCO mop as efficient and absorbent. It claims superior soaking, faster cleaning, and dual wet dry uses with a single handle. Price points listed include 8 oz at 45 cents, 12 oz at 60 cents, and 16 oz at 75 cents.
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