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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
15
The listing shows Baldwins apples and various beans with price ranges. It covers car lots for peas beans and white corn meal flour and mixes, dairy butter prices, timothy hay, livestock, poultry, and vegetables with regional notes from New York Michigan California and Maine.
The Hyde Park Transportation District is set to begin operations by January 15 with Boston Elevated streetcars running. A ten cent fare from Cleary Square and Hyde Park points to Boston is expected, following approval of the district act by the special session December 22 and acceptance by Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway and Boston Elevated trustees, with Boston awaiting state utility commission notification.
Last sales recorded across a broad bond list including Chicago Un Stave 58 1921 4hs series A, Norf Soesser A and West Ind 4s. Listings cover Copper 7s, Pacific lines, railways, utilities, city and state bonds with prices and yields, reflecting diverse issuer activity.
Herbert A. Horgan starts work as special assistant attorney general of the United States to oversee liquor prosecutions in the state. U S Attorney Gallagher and assistant John H Backus refuse to comment on the appointment. Horgan found a bountiful bouquet on his desk, a gift from friends, as he assumes the post at the federal building.
Herbert A. Horgan named special assistant to the Attorney General to prosecute liquor cases as part of a broader enforcement push on Gallagher day. The appointment strengthens the legal team handling liquor offenses and signals intensified state action.
A protest by the Anti-Saloon League to Attorney General Palmer led to the appointment of Herbert A. Horgan as special assistant to the Attorney General for liquor case prosecutions in the Boston district, citing criticism of U S District Attorney Daniel J. Gallagher.
The Department of Justice shifts liquor case authority from U S district attorney Gallagher to Horgan after Anti-Saloon League pressure. Wayne Wheeler accuses Gallagher of slow enforcement of the Volstead Act. Officials deem the move a rebuke amid broader efforts to enforce prohibition.
Rear Admiral Newton A McCully announced his plan to adopt seven Russian children now at Ellis Island. He will post bonds to assure they will not become public charges and will receive education. He aims to bring them to his Washington home for hearings and eventual permanent residence.
By a 22 to 1 vote Frank B. Hall was defeated as state G O P chairman. Former Fitchburg Mayor Frank H. Foss succeeds Hall, shifting leadership from Lodge Weeks allies to supporters of Coolidge in the state party.
The Massachusetts State Committee for 1921, while not opposing all leaders, showed a majority against plans favored by Senator Lodge and former Senator Weeks. The action yesterday clearly checked the plan to elect former State Committee Chairman Edward A. Thurston of Fall River.
At a bankers dinner, Mr. Schwab voiced optimism that the United States stands at the threshold of its greatest prosperity, stressing a steady industrial hum rather than wartime distortions. He urged Congress to address taxes and the merchant marine, predicting a restart of American industry. Mr. Platt echoed cautious hope, noting signs the worst is over and that some buyers will return as prices stabilize.
An advertisement extols a home cough remedy using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to yield a pint. It claims rapid relief, for bronchitis and other throat issues, and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
Resinol Ointment is touted to relieve itching burning and clear eruptions quickly. With Resinol Soap it is described as a standard skin treatment in thousands of homes sold by all druggists.
A Chicago physician urges early use of Mayr's Pine Needle Balm to curb colds and prevent pneumonia. The nasal remedy claims to soothe catarrh and clear nose and throat. sold in 30c and 60c tubes with a free trial offer from George H. Mayr in Chicago.
A city man out of work is worse off than the average farmer, who, if truly a farmer, always has a living assured. The remark highlights rural resilience versus urban unemployment and the financial stress on city residents.
James H. Stetson was chosen president and treasurer of the Walker-Stetson Company at the stockholders meeting held yesterday at Young's Hotel. Daniel J. Callaghan was named vice president and Paul Ingraham assistant treasurer with Fred Shaw as sales manager. Directors named were Franklin Pierce Arthur W. Rayner and William M. Tay. A year plan including an extensive advertising campaign and sales force input was approved. Dinner and entertainment followed at the Majestic Theatre.
Promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel stimulant substitute for calomel. Claims purer vegetable formula with olive oil and olive color, promising clearer skin and buoyant feeling. recommends one or two nightly doses with prices 5c and 30c. asserts widespread sales.
Advertisement claims thousands of women suffer kidney bladder issues and may be undiagnosed. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a physician prescribed remedy available at drug stores and offers a sample by mailing ten cents to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claiming it purifies and enriches the blood and reaches every part of the system. It notes 46 years of use with letters of recommendation and urges readers to buy a bottle and keep Hood's Pills as a family cathartic.
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