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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement extols blood as the body's fuel and urges improving blood quality. It promotes Pepto-Mangan as a tonic to tone and purify blood, claiming both tablet and liquid forms share the same value and that only the Gude's Pepto-Mangan is genuine. It advises fresh air and exercise for vitality.
Mrs. South, 62, confessed to deceiving her husband for over a decade by posing as the mother of 11 children born via fake births. She obtained babies from Mrs. Mitchell’s Maternity Hospital at Windsor Street, saying a church cradle roll program urged education as missionaries for the orphans.
In a bargaining tone Chamberlain voiced that Britain sought no national gain and proposed a debt relief plan to restore international trade and credit. He said Britain’s main debt came from obligations on behalf of allies and would have welcomed wiping the inter Allied debt to start anew. The British government would back any settlement among allied powers, partial or full, if it served broader interests.
Washington officials declined to comment on J Austen Chamberlains Birmingham speech suggesting Britain asked for interallied debt relief. No official record of such a proposal exists. Sir George Paishs visit last year was not treated as official. Britain owes about 4 billion dollars to the United States, reflecting its creditor role and wartime transfers to allies.
Dublin report says Lord Dunsany a poet and playwright pleaded guilty at a court martial to possessing arms not under military control. He paid a fine of 25 pounds or faced three months in prison, and was released after payment. The search of Dunsany Castle uncovered shotguns and sporting arms.
Physicians test food proteins by skin injections to identify allergic reactions that reveal which foods trigger asthma hay fever or intolerance. The method uses control drops and tiny incisions to map red welts, linking proteins to health effects and guiding dietary choices.
Today at 12:20 a luncheon for the City Council hosted by Mayor Peters at Young's Hotel. At 6:39 p m the M A midwinter banquet features Governor Cox and Joe Mitchell Chapple as speakers at Young's Hotel. In the evening the Grand hall hosts the Massachusetts Maine Daughters at Copiey Plaza.
Daniel J. Kiley proposes a single municipality combining all 31 cities and towns within 10 miles of the State House. The plan aims to streamline regional governance and services under one city.
Screen Gossip reports June Caprice born in Arlington one year ago. At sixteen she entered a Mary Pickford contest via a friend's photograph, won, and moved to New York for small film roles. Now a Pathé star with latest photoplay Rogues and Romance alongside George B. Seitz. height five feet two, blonde hair, blue eyes, 105 pounds.
Louise Huff has been absent from film for months due to the birth of her son in New York. She is married to New York millionaire Edwin Stillman and has a four year old daughter, Mary Louise, from a previous marriage. Huff plans to resume her picture career in the spring.
Mahlon Hamilton, once a leading man in Dayton stock theater with Frances Ring Thomas Meighan’s wife, first appeared on screen as Paul in Elinor Glyn’s Threat Weeks. His latest films include Half a Chance and Earthbound with Betty Compson. Ladies Must Live also listed. He is married.
Violet Mersereau returns to film in a Fox project still unnamed. Courtenay Foote is slated as leading man for Norma Talmadge in The Passion Lover. Montagu Love has just finished the leading role in What Women Will Do with Barbara Castleton.
The Goldwyn picture The Night Rose is still in production with a stellar cast led by Leatrice Joy John Bowers Cullen Landis Von Cnancy Maurice Lefty Flynn Mary Warren Richard Tucker and Edythe Chapman in key roles underscoring a high profile project underway.
A roundup of actors and film projects with brief notes on current or rumored involvement. Mentions include Wallace Reid, M M V George Fawcett with Nor ma Talmadge, Elmo Lincoln, Pearl White, Lillian Gish, Norma Talmadge, Helene Chadwick, Louise Glaum, Olive Tell, and others. Several entries give addresses or personal details. many films cited include The Star Rover and The Valley of the Ghants.
Edward Hearn stars with Ruth Roland in Playing the Game. Ambitious Wallace Reid is married to Dorothy Davenport and has a son, William Wallace Jr., five years old. Tom Mix is about 40. Address questions to Prunella Hall, the Boston Post.
Mrs. Riley recounts a violent home invasion in which a tall, powerful thief gagged her with a towel, bound her to a bed, and hid in her home. He targeted cash assets from envelopes totaling about $100, sparing jewelry, with $2.50 gold piece lost in the ransack and no description beyond a cap and coat. Neighbors aided after the exit. victim provided limited features due to the towel.
Sir Edward Carson and Sir James Craig spoke on Ulster loyalty amid talks of a united Ireland. Craig vowed no surrender to disintegrating forces and predicted the King would open both Ulster and Southern parliaments. Carson declined premiership due to age, remaining Ulster party chair.
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