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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
11
A snippet from the Sunday Post presents several recipes including cabbage au gratin and a jelly filled roll with cranberry marmalade, plus fruit desserts and a cabbage with cream and vinegar dressing. The notes list several contributors and addresses in East Boston Taunton and East Sandwich for home cooks.
Paris favors serge for street wear with an irregular hem line still in vogue. Drecoll shows full box styles in suit jackets and gray dominates street wear. Raglan coat sleeves appear in fancy lines while black and white combinations appear extremely smart. Grays and browns suit woolen materials and a one piece dress features a linen silk or wool vest. Felt hats in bright colors are trimmed with flowers and fruit.
Reader questions cover New York park sizes Franklin 537 acres Central 843 with lakes. travel routes via Lynn to Boston. color sky measured by cyanometer. vulcanization of rubber. daylight saving in New York and Chicago. Alcock Brown 1919 June 14-15 flight. San Francisco 1906 and Chelsea 1908 fires. U S World War casualties total 285 830 with 80 140 killed or died.
ISCREEN GOSSIE Francis Ford a New Englander born in Portland Maine 38 years ago started in stock with Amelia Bingham. His career includes Universal screen debut and thrillers with Grace Cunard. He produced and directed two serials The Mystery of 13 and The Gates of Doom.
In a primeval valley a lone fern thrived unseen until earth's upheaval buried it. Centuries later a thoughtful man found a stone with fairy designs revealing the fern's life line. The poem suggests God hides souls to surprise us on the last day.
After completing Peter Ibbetson Elsie Ferguson plans a Europe tour for a vacation visiting England France and Italy with her husband Thomas Clark. She will begin rehearsals for a new stage play upon return.
President Harding received Japanese film star Sessue Hayakawa last Wednesday. On Thursday actor Tom Mix visited Washington to call on the President. The President admits he is a fan of pictures.
William Fox dispatches director J Gordon Edwards to Italy to shoot the Nero story with Violet Mersereau cast as the heroine of the new production.
A reader lists marital statuses and studio associations for various silent film figures. Olive Tell Mae Busch Ina Claire Olive Tell not married Kathyrn Adams Tom Meighan Wallace Reid Wanda Hawley Dottie Dimple Earle Williams Marguerite Clayton addressed to Prunella Hall at The Boston Post.
A reader asks Mildred Champagne how to interpret a young man's mixed behavior as they drift between cordial moments and apparent indifference. The reply argues the man may not care, using deliberate hurt to elicit pity and brief happiness, urging focus on actions over hypothesized motives.
Reginald Barker, Goldwyn's acclaimed director, will form his own company to produce special features. His most recent Goldwyn release is The Old Nest, based on Rupert Hughes' story about mother love.
A list of actresses and studios including Agnes Ayres Lasky Studio Beverly Actress Lillian Gish Griffith Studio and others. Mentions of Myrtle Stedman Baby Brabant Wording about Olga Petrova not in pictures and planning a fall return to the stage. Marguerite Mersh birth in New Mexico on the 27th.
The Leyland line steamship Winifredian sails from Pier 4 Boston and Albany docks East Boston at 2:00 PM bound for Liverpool with 172 passengers aboard. Among them are Rev. Thomas Van Ness and family, Harvard professors W C Heilman and R A Daly, Mrs. Daly, Walter J Lord, Geoffrey Blackburn, and others.
The simple sleeveless sport frock in lilac colored jersey pairs with a maize organdie tailored blouse. It suits many materials, with contrasting bindings, and wool jersey versions feature leather accents. A shop offers hip-length circular capes to match the frock, and the model shows slight shoulder fullness and optional hip gathers.
Attorney General Allen and Fuel Administrator Hultman plan to seek an injunction against Pennsylvania's coal tax, arguing it raises consumer prices. The Hudon Coal Company says a 1.12 percent state levy will push wholesale coal costs up by 25 cents per ton, with potential retail effects. Pennsylvania also plans a 2 percent tax around Sept. 1 to reimburse towns for mining damages.
Jill and Jack debate charity as Polish war orphans arrive in their suburb. The couple discovers the children on their doorstep and decide to care for them, planning meals, bedding, and a nursery, with the wife agreeing to take charge while the husband coordinates with his employer and club.
Lou Adler and Billy Cummings, former newsboys, will sing the new song My Persian Rose at the YD reunion. The two Boston youths will perform at YD bouts at Braves Field and the ball and dance at the Arena on July 4. They volunteer their services to the YD committee led by Harry Ginsburg.
A collection of reader tips on damp room mould prevention with lavender scenting, marble acid cleaning neutralizers, and drum care for silver and nickel. Also advice on bedspread fringe stitching and pantry brand selection to maximize value and flavor. Names and addresses of contributors are included.
Depositors in the Cosmopolitan Trust Company savings department will receive a 30 percent dividend starting Tuesday, July 5, after court authority was granted. The payout totals $1,672,549.12 for about 12,200 depositors. Notices go out today. claim proofs required at the bank for receipt of checks.
The excerpt discusses John Adams letters from July 3 1776 and his claim that July 2 1776 marked the decisive independence act. It notes a forger altered dates and a publisher combined excerpts, stressing the Philadelphia Congress resolution on July 2 as the true pivotal act and the Declaration as a later form.
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