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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
3
The Boston schooner Bradford F. Jones was found safely at St. Thomas in a leaky condition after being driven over 1600 miles off course. She had lost sails and tailwinds, with hope for crew safety rising as the vessel appeared.
Explorer Charles W. Furlong is slated to speak at Harvard University Thursday evening about The Passing of the Old West, outlining changes and the region’s historical shift.
Doctors praise Fleischmann’s fresh yeast as a natural aid to bowel health. In tested cases normal function returned in 3 days to 5 weeks, with three cakes daily recommended to start. Place orders with grocers and ensure the familiar tin package with the yellow label.
Advert claims Tanlac improves digestion to restore skin glow and health. It argues beauty is not skin deep but comes from a well functioning stomach and liver, promising clearer skin, better energy, and elimination of waste. Distributed by International Proprietaries, Inc. for Boston druggists.
Screen gossip notes Mary Carr’s standout performance as the lovable mother in Over the Hill. Carr’s early stage background informs her dramatic instinct and grounded portrayal. She continues to work at Fox Studios on an unnamed future project.
Theda Bara rumored to reprise her vampire persona in a series of Fox productions directed by Charles J. Brabin who has ended ties with Fox.
Norma Talmadge plans to star in The Garden of Allah if she can secure the film rights to the famous Hichens novel. She also intends to travel to Egypt to study the atmosphere for the production.
Actress Viola Dana has toured Memphis New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Baltimore and Washington and is en route to New York with possible stop in Boston in a cross country travel sequence showcasing her film promotions and public appearances.
Three serials are in production on the Universal lot with a high daily output of stunts. The chapters in progress are With Stanley in Africa, In the Days of Buffalo Bill, and The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.
A Boston Post item notes age hints for Hoot Gibson and Buck Jones, mentions actors Jack Mulhall Marguerite Snow and James Cruze, and lists titles The Man from Lost River Human Hearts and The Storm. It cites Prunella Hall for inquiries and references 1920s studio activity in Los Angeles and New York.
Governor Cox endorsed the Daisy Drive approving a statewide effort Friday and Saturday to raise funds for needy ex servicemen unable to find work. Funds collected at state headquarters will be handled by Vice-President John C. Hyer of Federal Trust Company. Contributions listed include The Boston Post and individual donors totaling 1062 dollars.
Roxbury man Ralph Rich 21 and single was booked at Dudley street police station for robbing Steve Merney a collector for the M. O Keefe stores of 4000 dollars in cash a week ago yesterday. Rich reportedly confessed involvement.
Boston Presbytery factions clashed yesterday over the report of the Committee on Vacancy and Supply. The Rev Edwin Curtis of the First Presbyterian Church Brookline will end his pastorate April 1 his three year probationary term has expired.
At a recent presbytery gathering in Everett the hearing of the complaint lodged by a minority at a summer meeting drew heated debate. The proceedings postponed further action as the committee on vacancy and supply presented its findings referencing Rev. Clarence Young.
At Roxbury Presbyterian Church a committee chairman faced questions as Rev Curtis denied reluctance to disclose information. An audience burst into applause prompting a motion to move the discussion to a smaller room. The meeting also considered resignations and new calls involving Rev Isaac Ward and Rev Norman MacQueen, with further discussion postponed.
Advert for Kellogg's Bran claims it prevents sickness by regular daily use. It touts global hospital admissions and asserts two daily tabs relieve constipation permanently, boosts growth in children, and cleanses breath, with recipes and broad recommendations to include Bran in meals.
The Charitable Irish Society in the City Club approved a cablegram to Michael Collins praising the Irish Free State and hoping for wisdom to guide Ireland. The club had debated wording but settled on a conciliatory message by a unanimous vote.
The nominating committee proposed Michael J. Carroll as president Louis D. Watson as vice president and Charles J. O Malley as chairman of the board and keeper of the silver key An engineer on the Panama Canal Guy W True gave a stereopticon lecture on canal construction and operation Edward H Sullivan wan g displayed before Lawrence B O Connory
Advertisement urges Ide, Grip or Influ as a preventive measure and prescribes a laxative to QUININE tablets. It notes the genuine product bears the signature of E. W. Grove and includes a 30 cent price, with a caution to set BROMQ.
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