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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
8
The piece highlights a stylish game atmosphere as striped and check patterns make a striking first impression in a crowded sports venue. The focus centers on uniforms and the visual impact rather than specific teams or outcomes.
Don’t stay stuffed up Quit blowing and snuffling A dose of Papes Cold Compound taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right up The first dose opens clogged nostrils stops nose running relieves headache dullness feverishness Papes Cold Compound costs only a few cents at drug stores It acts without assistance tastes nice contains no aninine Insist upon Pane's
New York January 27 Former President William H Taft and Mrs Taft arrived aboard the Fort Victoria from Bermuda. He avoided politics but said Hoover would likely hold a place in the incoming Harding Cabinet and predicted a strong cabinet. He proceeded to New Haven before returning to attend a League to Enforce Peace meeting and to depart for Washington.
If you prefer satin or silk or other straw or cellophane combinations we have them in abundant variety. Come in and make their acquaintance.
Washington reports Mrs. Harding avoids social events during her move to the White House. She will host no teas or luncheons before the inauguration, while plans for a large White House social list emerge for the next four years.
Pupils of Miss Kate Mogul at 47 Packard Avenue Allston presented their dancing instructor with a loving cup and flowers after several exhibition dances at her home last evening. Miss Mogul, famed as a leading city dancer, has offered free dance lessons to a class of pupils. The final gathering was an informal reception with numerous small gifts and congratulatory letters.
Everett resident George Douglass Gillette, a World War I veteran of the 236th Battalion Scotch Kitties, welcomes triplets two girls and a boy at his home 48 Malden Street Everett. The father works as a carpenter for Aberthaw Construction Company and the family posed for a Post photographer Monday night.
The Auto car Company of Ardmore Penn expands its board from seven to nine at the annual stockholders meeting. Reelected directors include the existing members with two new appointees J Howard Reber and Roscoe T Anthony. Directors then met immediately after the meeting.
Belfast January 27 The Rev J A Irwin Presbyterian minister who spoke in the United States with Eamon De Valera and who was arrested Monday and sent to Ballykinlar internment camp was released on bail today Police found a revolver ammunition shotgun and seditious literature at his home in the Dublin Castle report
Ten Polish men from New Haven died after a robbery attempt aboard an elevated train. In court today the robber mistook a detective for an easy mark and reached into the officer’s overcoat pocket. The train halted after the emergency cord was pulled as the detective grappled with the thief and police converged.
Police report a wallet with 300 dollars missing after a roadside incident. A second man claimed a tug at his pocket where 400 dollars were kept, while 300 dollars allegedly surfaced on the suspect Brown. Brown, a chauffeur, is held in 5000 bail amid a record of 22 arrests since 194 and 19 convictions across cities.
Federal Judge Hale denied a motion to direct a verdict for defendant George L. Ware, a Congress Street broker, in a mail fraud case. The trial will proceed with counsel arguments and be given to the jury next Tuesday. Ware faced charges of using the mails in a defrauding scheme.
December 1920 shipments to dealers for the upcoming 1921 business exceeded those of December 1919, as makers of United States Tires report production at normal levels with strong activity across all elements.
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