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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
14
Rates listed for Daily and Sunday editions with Canada and Foreign options. Includes one year and shorter terms, plus postage rules and payment instructions. Post Publishing Co. holds Associated Press rights and warns against cash in mail.
The article notes public approval sought for Senator Wolcott of Delaware to compel Truman H. Newberry of Michigan to testify in person before a committee. Newberry’s counsel says he will not call witnesses. Ford’s side urges a strong response to the evidence.
Boston witnessed a deeply personal parade honoring the English High School centennial. Alumni who rose to civic, military, scientific and business achievement marched with characteristic discipline, celebrating education and its lasting impact on the city and nation.
The article reports Leonid Krassin promising to print unlimited banknotes to erode money’s value and liquidate internal debt, effectively repudiating obligations among Soviets. It warns such cash devaluation would destroy confidence, leaving the economy to operate on a cash basis and undermine civilian trust while provisioning collapses continue.
Fragmentary remark notes that people are searching around for real money to pay Russian farmers for their grain. The line hints at funding or financial difficulties in international grain trade. No clear names, dates, or places are provided.
The piece recalls the start of revolutionary reform in British America, highlighting Massachusetts New Hampshire and South Carolina asserting freedom from British rule. It describes Bunker Hill where 1500 colonial defenders faced 3000 British regulars, the first major Revolutionary War battle, and notes the influence of Washington and Adams in spreading the ideal of government by the people.
The article argues trials at Leipsig yield few convictions for German officers and notes Captain Neumann is acquitted for obeying superior orders in the hospital ship sinking. It questions British aims and suggests pursuing Tirpitz and others, warning the process may ruin the postwar effort if not redirected.
State Treasurer Jackson sues to determine if state deposits in closed trust company departments have priority over all other depositors. About $681,369.95 is tied up in three trust companies. Prompt resolution could affect small business customers and the public interest in dividend distribution versus full state recovery.
A New York World Washington correspondent suggests a peace by presidential proclamation as a solution to the Knox and Porter resolutions. He contends the President could end the war under the Constitution, but scholars doubt the legality and precedent as Congress declares war and no treaty exists.
A fire badly damaged St. Joseph's Seminary in Baltimore this afternoon. Firefighters prevented flames from spreading to nearby St. Mary's Seminary, a historic Catholic college adjacent to St. Joseph's.
Julia Cunningham praises Hindy the Boston Post cat as boss of the town, famed for catnip dinners and a Cheshire smile, admired by locals and feared by rival felines. The piece laments bold purrs and roars of the famed feline on Newspaper Row.
The columnist ponders the 150th anniversary four years ahead and clues for the era’s big figure like Lafayette and Daniel Webster. He notes pageant dates July 13 to August 13, warns rain could spoil the celebration, and jokes about lights on cars and stray dogs in Boston.
A feature preview announces an upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine circus number with genuine life stories from performers in the tanbark ring and new, interesting features.
Household hints advise washing colored cotton wash goods quickly to prevent color bleed and hanging in shade. To set colors use one cup salt to a gallon cold water soak two hours before washing. Press dotted swiss on the wrong side on a padded board. pull tucks taut and iron lengthwise. press ruffles with hem aligned. press embroidery and lace on the wrong side. Irish crochet can be picked up with a pin. MISS MARY M'MANUS 71 N Main street Worcester.
A promotional piece recounts early cinema history and the key figures who shaped film’s rise. It surveys stars, studios, and notable milestones in the development of screen entertainment.
The Lamb marks Fairbanks rapid rise from stage to screen under Griffith, with Leena Owen as lead female and a Western plot featuring Bill Cactus. Gerald ends amid danger in the desert until cavalry saves him and the heroine, restoring happiness.
Public notice states until further notice no stories will be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope. Officials request readers to attach proper return postage for future mailings and follow publisher instructions.
Milly, bored with hotel life and a movie queen rival, discovers Stanley Hall was hired to escort her for money. He confesses his love and reveals he acted to help her, and Milly realizes true feelings outweigh the scandal. They vow marriage as their future.
A white felt hat with crocheted flowers complements taupe silk stockings and black patent leather strap shoes. The loose manda coatee grows in popularity for its youthful look.
The article quotes the oldest local resident recalling Boston weather on June 11 across years. It cites official highs of 92 in 1892 and 95 in 1894 and a cold 49 in 1920. Rain on this date happened only in 1915 1916 1917 and 1920 within ten years.
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