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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
18
Worldwide search for missing heirs promises riches hidden in poverty. Send $1 for a 400-page cloth bound index of thousands of names from American and international newspapers, plus lists from English and Irish courts and unclaimed dividends. Established 1881, International Claim Agency Dept. 173, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A simple homemade cough remedy offers dependable relief for families. Easily prepared, it saves about two dollars per batch and provides a practical, low cost option for common cold symptoms.
An advertisement touts a simple cough cure using 21 percent Pinex poured into a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup. It promises rapid relief by loosening phlegm soothing throat membranes and claims high satisfaction with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Tayne, Ind.
A simple home remedy claims to dissolve dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied at night. Repeated use supposedly removes all dandruff and itching, leaving hair fluffy and glossy. The ad notes liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Ann Whitson 28 narrates her life living with GNace Cameron and Kerneth Halsey as a mischievous boy enters the tale. Jimmy Callarman reappears and Jerry Hathaway offers friendship after returning lost money. Ann works as secretary to Mr. Halsey then meets her father Whitson, Grace is blamed for Kenneth’s love, and a nervous illness follows before recovery.
In a hospital room a daughter awakens weak but hopeful as she reflects on family, fault, and fate. She realizes her mother’s influence shaped her, and she contemplates a future with her father while avoiding Ken and Grace’s troubles. She longs for youth and Paris as healing light returns.
The note indicates a serial publication plan with daily and Sunday intervals continuing until completion. It implies ongoing installments and a schedule extending into indefinite future releases.
A preview announces the Fun-Making Book full of tricks puzzles and stunts to be printed in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds. Recommends two hour dosing until three doses are taken, claiming it clears nasal passages and relieves headache feverishness and dullness. Sold at drug stores for a few cents with no quinine.
Alice Brady of New York City, a rising art star, began with operatic studies before debuting on screen in Balkan Princess. She later starred in Gilbert and Sullivan works and appeared in Out of The Chorus. On stage she led Forever After with Conrad Nagle, and Anna Ascends with Rod La Rocque. Daughter of William A. Brady, she is married to James Cran.
Maurice B. Flynn, famed Yale fullback nicknamed Lefty, is transitioning to acting in silent films. He joined the Goldwyn Company and appears in Going Some, Officer 666 with Tom Moore, Just Out of College with Jack Pickford, Dangerous Curve Ahead with Helene Chadwick, and Roads of Destiny with Pauline Frederick.
Anna G Nilsson is billed to be featured in the photoplay Why Girls Leave Home following her recent completion of The Oath and Without Limit in which she played leading roles.
A reader provides names and addresses for actors and studios from Realart, Lasky, Selznick, Paramount, and other firms. It notes film roles and relationships, mentions Jackie Coogan in The Kid, and directs questions to Prunella Halim at The Boston Post for follow-up.
Abbie B Kilburn and Margaret Nicholson of Bucklaw Cape Breton Anna Saidley Somerville Helen Hawkins Lancaster Lena Phelpa Clinton Lizzie Smith Salem listed as heirs in wills no valuations given Soren Sorenson Chelaeo Real $1000 heir Wilhelmina Sorenson daughter other children each $0 Thomas H Madigan Brighton heir Mary J Madigan no valuation
A sequence of names with locations and shares is presented as principal heirs. Items include Anna F Anderson Lowell with real estate 2700 and personal 21000, Roland Edwards Arlington principal heir mother personal 450, Patrick Glynn W Hodson heirs children real estate 7500 personal 500, Martin W Halloran Lowell heirs brother sisters personal 25000, Minma F Mansfield Cambridge principal with real estate 1200 personal 49.12, Mary O Flabren Lowell heir son real estate 26000, Gertrude W Sheffield Cambridge heir daughter real estate 6500, of William H Woods Pepperell heirs brother sisters personal 2200.
Michael P. Quinn of Canton Real Estate and Cyrus Albert Adams of Medway note heirs and transfers. Quoted amounts include 2000 and 250 for personal items. Olive N Adams listed as wife and sole heir with later disposition to Woman's Home Missionary Association.
Edward S. Hathaway of Middleboro leaves life interest in the whole to Willow Caro line W Nathaway. Upon her death three eighths go to Miriam J. Sampson of Middleboro and five eighths to Joseph W. Hathaway of Montclair New Jersey. He requests $200 and $100 for the town of Middleboro care of parcels at Nemasket Hill Cemetery and Central Cemetery respectively.
June Arnold of Braintree, a popular freshman in the Boston University College of Liberal Arts, was elected to the class executive committee in yesterday's class elections for the new semester. Dana Kelly of Boston also joined the committee alongside Donald McMill.
The document lists officers and committee members: lan of Boston as president, William Booth of Allston as secretary, John Frankland of Winthrop as treasurer, Alce Tyler of Auburn dale as assistant treasurer. Athletic committee members Loretta Hughes of Newton and Joseph Armistead of Boston. One social committee includes Kenneth Christie of Brett, Victoria Manning of Boston, Ethel Walck of Hartford Conn., Eleanor Sands of Brookline and William Harewell of Milford. The vote for vice-president was in doubt.
A warm spell in Washington states a February high of 78 degrees was recorded on Pennsylvania avenue at three o clock, tying an old monthly record. Officials report summit temperatures as the warmest for February in recent years amid clear skies and light winds.
Dr James Sullivan promotes iron enriched foods as red blood fuel and recommends organic iron such as Nuxated Iron. He advises eating spinach lentils and baked apples daily to boost iron intake, and to compare blood counts before and after a month of supplementation to gauge gains in strength and color of cheeks.
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