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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
9
The soldiers' bonus measure passes the House and proceeds to the Senate where no action is recorded. Both major parties in their platforms and presidential campaigns favor the bonus, while opposition had not yet emerged in the period described and territories voting on state bonuses showed wide approval.
Mrs. R. Hensler of 2564 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge reports seven years of rheumatic pain and sleepless nights. She states Weldona cured her stiffness and swelling after a brief treatment, and a guarantee offers $1000 for non genuine testimonials. Weldona materials promoted by a Boston company and free book distribution through Houghton & Dutton.
The speaker recalls backing the soldiers' compensation bill, including the McCumber adjusted compensation option, while noting the President's caution about timing. He cites personal wartime service, duty to wounded and disabled veterans, and argues for funding via taxation rather than debt, potentially using foreign settlement proceeds to offset costs.
A sales listing offers Louis XV Walnut Extension Table Colonial Mahogany Extension Tables Golden Oak China Cabinets and Sideboards. Prices shown include half price and reduced amounts such as 68, 75, 52.50 and 45.00 dollars.
Representative Mondell Republican leader and Fordney head of the ways and means committee met with President Harding at the White House to discuss delaying action on the soldier bonus bill. MacNider national commander of the American Legion and John Thomas Taylor legislative vice chairman visited the White House but could not see the President. They planned to urge no further delay and spoke with Fordney in the executive offices.
Controversy at Brookline Presbyterian Church erupts as Rev. George W. Warren seeks to resign as clerk of the Boston Presbytery. The committee on Vacancy and Supply moves to hire counsel to remove pastor Curtis, signaling possible court action. Supporters vow to stand by Curtis as factions clamor over retention and potential secession from the Presbytery.
The East Boston Presbyterian Church session heard the committee report on removal of Rev. Curtis amid intense debate. Charges included poor conduct and questionable credentials, with arguments over information access and a disputed $10 desk purchase.
An advertising claim promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It describes uric acid from meat overworking kidneys and offers four ounces of rad Salts daily in water to flush acids, promising relief of pain, urinary symptoms, and bladder irritation.
Mr Curtis a native of Wales and United Methodist College graduate was ordained four years after training. He has led congregations in Halifax Penzance Truro Manchester and later Lancashire before moving to America with his wife in February 1921.
In Richford Vermont on February 27 a two week old baby boy was found by Lee Young at his doorstep. A hired man discovered the traveling bag at 5:30 AM and the child, snug in warm clothes, drank milk from a bottle. The infant appeared healthy and the clothes and milk indicated prepared care.
Thomas H. Jackson, 72, renowned for his bird and eggs collection, died at his Westchester home today after a long career in natural history.
Advertisement quotes three women praising Dr True's Elixir as effective for constipation and indigestion. Notes the product as a herbal laxative family remedy available in 40c 60c or 1.20. Claims broad local endorsement and urges others to try it.
Assistant Attorney General Cabot asked Suffolk probate court judge Prest yesterday to divert about 35000 dollars from the Amor Hollingworth endowment created in August 1870 for Mattapan moral educational and social development. The request seeks to apply the fund to benefit the Mattapan branch library and Milton public library.
Mrs. Margherita Tarquinio of 100 Gore street East Cambridge pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of her brother-in-law Pasquale Renna, shot on November 2. She received one year at the House of Correction.
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