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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
5
Buffalo, N Y Mrs John Throll reports long spells of kidney trouble and severe back aches. Confined to bed at times with swelling in feet and hands, she credits two bottles of Dr Pierce s An uric Tablets with restoring activity to kidneys and easing pain.
Representative Longworth of Ohio introduces a Republican plan to repeal war and excess profits taxes and levies on transportation and soft drinks. It would abolish the 2000 corporate income tax exemption, add a 5 percent tax on corporate incomes, and cut surtaxes from 70 to 40 percent while forecasting revenue shifts and tariff-driven gains. Paris adds a note about shoes with bright colored heels.
Sidney Woodward reports the annual Grace Horne Gallery show through March 5 features Felicie Waldo Howelk with Gramercy Park New York and Ruth Andersons Sally in Our Ally. Other works include Louis J Houstis Gainsboro portrait Marion Pookes Street Singer Jertrude Bourne and Marion Boyd. Allen Pierrot Alone won last year’s CT Academy prize. Sydney Richmond Burleigh shows many watercolors of Providence and Charleston scenes.
Clarence FE Anderson, a Boston University freshman, received fan mail from across the country after a shorthand magazine published his school project. Initially flattered, he now plans to reply via mimeograph to readers seeking photos, with classmates bidding to handle the correspondence.
The harbor police recovered the body of a man described as Edmund Patterson from Miller's River near the Somerville line. He wore clothes bearing the name and was taken to the northern mortuary. Medical Examiner Magrath ruled drowning as the cause, noting the body had been in the water for several days.
A home remedy touts 21 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with plain sugar syrup or honey as a cheap, effective cough syrup. It claims to ease chest soreness loosen phlegm and aid sleep within 24 hours for bronchitis hoarseness croup and winter coughs. The ad urges asking a druggist for 12 ounces of Pinex with directions and guarantees satisfaction.
The Rev Jones I Corrigan lecturing at Boston College High School charged A Lincoln Filene and his national committee for a department of education with errors in their stance on the Smith Towner bill He argued Massachusetts must not surrender its control or funding and warned that federal schooling standards would erode local liberty He cited Senator Brandegee opposing the bill and said state participation means accepting federal control The talk warned against creating a Washington department of education to set national standards
A lecturer warns Massachusetts that federal oversight would end state control of schools if the Smith Towner bill is enacted. Father Corrigan cites Ohio's Fess on federal aid and asks whether federal or state authority would prevail, noting Massachusetts would eventually be forced to submit reports showing compliance.
Fragmentary text mentions bodices rising over the girdle with no clear event or date. No identifiable people, place, or organization is available to establish a concrete news item.
Mr. D. J. Lane of 532 Lane Bldg., St. Marys Kansas, announces a simple home remedy for asthma. He claims test subjects were cured and offers a $1.25 postpaid bottle to anyone who writes for it, with payment only if it cures and reporting results within ten days.
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