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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
5
Vicente Blasco Ibanez author of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse will have his story The General's Automobile printed in full in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Pittsfield New Hampshire marked its 150th founding anniversary with a banquet at the Opera House attended by 700 plus. Principal speaker John King Barry joined by Edward P. Sampson Dr. Frank H. Sargent and Arthur Elliot Sproul.
The advertisement reports immense Tanlac demand in Boston after three months on sale. It highlights a testimonial from Miss Matilda Cuttle of Brookline describing relief from stomach issues weight loss and nervous fatigue after using Tanlac distributed by International Proprietaries and sold at Liggett Drug Stores in Boston.
An advertisement touts Mastin's VITA-MON yeast vitamin tablets claiming to build flesh and nerve strength, improve skin, aid digestion, and relieve constipation. The ad guarantees satisfaction or trial cost, urging purchase at major stores including Houghton & Dutton, Shepard Stores, Epstein's, and Macy's.
With elections completed the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World announces George E. Widecan of Brooklyn for grand exalted ruler George E. Bates of Newark for grand secretary and James T. Carter of Richmond for grand treasurer. The group plans a campaign urging Congress to make lynching a federal offense.
Grand Secretary Bates notes 750 delegates from 196 Lodges plan to pass resolutions in Ruggles hall Washington demanding federal probes into Tulsa race riots. Delegates also approve a scholarship scheme and report $5000 raised for riot victims. Contenders for grand exalted ruler include William H. Stanton and W C Truhart with Wibecan emerging after multiple ballots.
Governor Cox Major-General Edwards and many YC officers will attend the regimental review at Camp Devens tomorrow. Brigadier-Generals Cole Sherburne Logan and others will be guests of General Edwards with the Ancient and Honor able Artillery Company acting as escort and units from the First Corps area in attendance.
American resources for feeding the children of Soviet Russia were united today in Washington at a meeting with Secretary Hoover. The agreement between the American relief administration and Soviet authorities at Riga was accepted, enabling all charitable associations to cooperate under the relief administration in distributing supplies.
14 year old William M. Fitzgerald fell beneath a Boston and Maine freight train at Fells station while jumping a train. He was amputated and listed on the dangerous list at Melrose Hospital. Four youths riding the same train were arrested in Malden on unlawful riding charges.
Science offers a quick corn cure that stops pain instantly and removes the corn soon after. A famous chemist and a world renowned dressing house back Blue-jay the liquid or plaster. A touch ends the pain and loosens the corn without harsh treatments or paring. Your druggist sells Blue-jay today.
Mrs. William Bowe wife of a New York policeman perished in a Hinsdale cottage fire caused by an oil stove explosion. Her daughter sustained severe burns while a son who was ill was rescued.
District Attorney Pelletier announced yesterday the appointment of Daniel W. Casey as Assistant District Attorney Casey will succeed Thomas H. Mahony who is retiring to enter practice in New York City.
Mr. Casey of South Boston residing at 837 Third street formed a desirable connection. He served in the war and was a member of the Michael J. Perkins Post of the American Legion. He was in the Massachusetts Legislature in 1915 1916 and 1917 and will resign from the present House.
Two hundred members of the Home Furnishers Association gathered at Nantasket for an outing. Members enjoyed the day with social activities and group photographs planned for the afternoon.
Massachusetts delegates participated in yesterday’s annual outing at Nantasket Beach. The article notes attendance by state residents and the event’s coastal location.
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