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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
12
An old medical notice extols Sylpho-Natho! for personal hygiene cuts and wounds. It claims germ destruction and tissue healing with physician endorsements, though the text is partially garbled. The piece reads like a product recommendation from a department store or medical periodical.
Aug 8 report states four Fulton crewmen were arrested for wilful destruction of property after a raid in Marblehead last Friday night. They face court martial aboard the navy ship. names not released by authorities.
Paris reports Prime Minister Lloyd George ordered visas for Frank P. Walsh counsel for the American committee on Irish independence and adviser to Eamon De Valera. Walsh to leave Paris for London the next day, enabling travel to England and Ireland.
A thief smashed a large plate-glass window at L. H. Werner & Co. fur shop at 223 Boylston Street and took a lady's fur coat worth 275 dollars. Police suspect the act was timed with a passing streetcar and the thief fled, leaving a coat tag in the street. The store sits near ongoing Boston Elevated railway work. no crash was heard by the night watchman.
An old-time romance from Pilgrim Plymouth by Jane G. Austin will be serialized in full in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises a detailed look at Bradford and his era through Austin's narrative lens.
In dense fog the 724 ton steamer Lady of Gaspe struck Thrum Cap Shoals east of Halifax Harbor while voyaging from Boston to Halifax and St. John's. The crew abandoned ship. five minutes after impact heavy seas and water in the engine room signaled likely total loss. Twelve crew members reached safety aboard three lifeboats.
Conflicting claims emerged as managers and Musical Mutual Protective officials spar over the scope of the musicians strike in vaudeville and motion picture houses. The MM P ordered the men out in protest, leading to disrupted performances and ongoing disputes about impact and coverage.
The Navy Department sent to the House a bill to punish those who sell war decorations. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt noted pawn shops showed many medals and badges that could be easily acquired, diminishing their sentimental value.
George Trumbull Ladd, authority on Oriental life and moral philosophy at Yale University, died at his New Haven home. He lectured at Imperial University Tokyo and at Calcutta Bombay Madras Penares and Honolulu. He retired from Yale in 1906.
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