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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
2
Mr. D. J. Lane a chemist of 532 Lane Ridge St Marys Kansas claims to have found a simple home remedy for asthma. He offers a postpaid $1.25 bottle to testers who report effects within ten days and pay only if cured. Send name and address to receive the remedy.
The Massachusetts House reversed itself and voted 40 to 121 to reject the equal pay bill. The measure would have given Boston women teachers the same pay as men for similar work, with an Adlon amendment to apply by locale. Support came from Kingman and figures like Commissioner Smith, Mrs. Bird, and civic groups.
Early blooming records fall as Arnold Arboretum reports Japanese cherries two weeks ahead of schedule. Visitors miss the display as flowering extends along the Forest Hills entrance with a famed large tree from Japan and nearby plum trees, forsythia banks, and honeysuckle fragrantissima. Professor Jack will lead open-air classes Saturday.
Sherman L. Whipple of Boston told the Jeffersonian Club in Concord that Democrats must lead, criticizing Republicans for striking down Wilson and blaming them for the nation's humiliation before the world at the Eagle Hotel event.
Mr Whipple argues world leadership is thrust upon the U S and must be exercised despite opposition. He criticizes peace with Germany via Congress and condemns Republican actions delaying clear policy after Wilson. He says Harding rejects the League of Nations and warns of drift without decisive leadership.
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