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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1921
Page
5
Women of the State of Washington under state college direction earned 57 carloads of fruit vegetables and meat in the fall of 1920.
Volstead introduces a new measure to curb medical use of beer and wine under the national prohibition act. The bill would ban beer imports and shut distilleries until existing stock clears, tighten medicine labeling, require attorney general notice on permits, and allow objections to permit grants.
The Filene Show titled Home Brew will be staged at Tremont Theatre for the last four days of this week. Amelia Burnham, famed Boston dancing teacher, has coached the production and will contribute to its deluxe dancing showcase. Burnham also serves as treasurer of the Boston Dancing Teachers’ Club.
Bay State carmen vote to suspend work if necessary on May 2 as unions seek arbitration. Officials push Governor Cox to compel trustees to honor long standing arbitration agreements. Local meetings urge State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration inquiry, with city councils calling for wage and fare arbitration before any suspension.
Mezzo soprano Miss Minerva Kamenarski delivered a Steinert Hall recital featuring songs by Gluck Scuderi Gretchaninoff Rachmaninoff La Forge Strauss Taubert Hildach Lieurance Burleigh Aspinall Manney E W Harrison Salter and Mana Zucca She is praised for a beautiful warm voice serious aims and distinctive interpretation though occasional sentimental moments and brief tonal lapses were noted The overall performance was described as significant authoritative and artistic.
A sizable audience applauded the singer who returned to the stage and added to the program after each group, sustaining lively engagement and steady applause throughout the performance.
Thomas Campbell Jr of Chicago won the mile in 4 minutes 25.2 seconds at Yale spring games setting a mark not equalled by any Yale distance runner aside from Johnny Overton. Bob Shedden and S Feldman each won two events with Shedden claiming the hurdles and Feldman the sprints. Leonard jumped six feet one inch and Albert Into won the javelin with 159 feet.
An advertisement suggests treating catarrhal deafness and head noises with Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar. The recipe calls for one tablespoon four times daily to relieve nasal congestion and throat mucus. It touts easy preparation and low cost as benefits.
An advertorial piece argues that thin watery blood impairs brain function and strength, urging readers to use organic iron from Nuxated Iron. It explains organic versus metallic iron, claims high potency, cites blood tests and a 4,000,000 user base, and notes money-back guarantees and N. I. labeling.
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