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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1921
Page
10
Waterbury editor W J Pape told New England publishers that a false scarcity created by newsprint manufacturers drove prices up. He stated large factories could produce at 40 a ton, while current 130 a ton costs forced panic buying and losses across the trade, urging price stabilization and end to profiteering.
Lumps of undigested food cause pain and distress when the stomach rebels. If you feel gassy, dizzy, and sour after meals, take a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin to neutralize acidity and end indigestion in minutes. The remedy is quick, harmless, and inexpensive at drug storesfulfillment.
Stephen B. Leacock delivered the keynote at the Boston Sons of Brown dinner at City Club. He urged closer US Canada Britain ties through shared exchange of ideas. Brown progress praised by President Faunce, Soldiers Gate arch to be the era’s finest. Officers elected: Albert L. Scott president, Nathaniel F. Davis, Charles H. Ayer, George H. Warren.
President Faunce of Brown extols enduring Anglo American friendship and urges deeper ties through individual contact and university exchanges. He cites shared foundations such as language and literature, warning against forces that would rekindle conflict, and notes Brown alumni raising substantial support.
The program highlighted the Brown University Orchestra as the top undergraduate ensemble in the country. Alumni oldest member Captain John Judgehill of Gardner, Mass., class of 1864, was read. John Bucklin Bishop, class of 1870, former NY Tribune editor, shared anecdotes about Roosevelt and Hay, plus Greeley and Beecher.
A Boston Green Room Club meeting at Hotel Westminster honored Nance O Neil, fresh from The Passion Flower success at Plymouth Theatre. The guest of honor was introduced by president Mrs Edward Harold Crosby, with Lola Fisher Alfred Hickman Fred Wright Eva Davenport and others in attendance.
Joseph Santley Ivy Sawyer Ruth Mary Lockwood Douglas Leavitt Noel Leslie and others Mrs. Charles R Butler and Mrs Cooke presided at the tea table during a social gathering highlighting prominent figures and hosting ladies.
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