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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
6
The two masted Newfoundland schooner Earl Grey arrives in port coated in ice after a 300 mile run from Cape Ann in 41 hours amid a gale. Mainsail fouled and frozen, jumbo halyard parted off Nova Scotia, crew spent the day chopping ice from decks topsides and shrouds while steering for port Globe.
Today features Maud Wood Park speaking at Unity House Hall on federal legislation principles. A citizenship conference is at the Misses Mason's house, followed by the Associated Savings Trust Companies annual meeting at Young's Hotel. The Dartmouth Alumni Association of Boston holds an annual dinner at Symphony Hall, and George A. Lawson lectures at the Boston Y M C A on the great objective.
Mrs. Margaret Eggleston of Boston University alleges adolescent girls are neglected by their fathers and mothers. She, an assistant professor of religious education, urges awareness of the girls as the best asset of Boston and any community.
Mrs Eggleston of Forest Hills argues changes in society drive girl immorality. She notes lack of girls clubs and athletics, criticizes modern dancing, and says high ideals can counter heredity and environment. She cites automobiles and mobility as factors increasing risk, urging mature women to guide youths.
A federal jury indicted thirty one officials and members of the Poster Advertising Company New York City and the Poster Advertising Association Chicago charging restraint of trade under the Sherman act. The defendants allegedly sought to control bill posting privileges in towns over 500 population through unfair competition. Names include E C Cheshire Norfolk VA Kerwin H Fulton New York City E J Ferris Buffalo Harry F O Mealin Jersey City Edward C Donnelley Boston Thomas B Burrell Fall River Phinelan F B Haber Fond du Lac Milburn Hobson Dallas and A F Lausen San Francisco.
New York January 26 United News reports a fabric line titled Mrs Harding blues will be produced for spring by the H R Mallinson Silk Company. Mrs Harding authorized the announcement of shades including Pussy willow satin pussy willow meteor pussy willow taffeta and other fabrics such as inde structible voile roshancra crepe and chin- to be released in blue tones selected for the next first lady.
A catalog entry lists fabrics including chilla satin khaki kool jacquard crepe satin stripe indestructible volle and brocaded pussy willow satin detailing fabric options for designers and buyers.
Charles F. Buckley of 12 Eliot Street Cambridge, driver of the mail truck that struck and killed Mrs George W Brown in Cambridge January 2, was fined $100 in Cambridge District Court yesterday by Judge Almy. He appealed and pleaded not guilty but was found guilty on three charges driving in a manner to endanger the public not having two suitable headlights and not blowing his horn approaching an intersecting way.
Johnson was reelected mayor of St. Stephen, N B, defeating former mayor Thomas Teal by 22 votes on January 26. The race featured a close contest with Teal challenging the incumbent.
New York reports Samuel Untermyer demanded the removal of Attorney General Palmer as an object lesson. He said Palmer has five weeks left to serve and criticized his attempts to link Untermyer to Boy Ed activities. He urged Palmer not to disappear into obscurity from his unpopular administrations.
A simple at home mix darkens gray hair and makes it soft and glossy. To a half pint of water add one ounce bay rum, Barbo Compound and fourteen ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade is reached. It does not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off.
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