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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
8
The first phase of tests assessed aircraft effectiveness against modern warships with bombs dropped from planes. Results indicate the submarine was sunk by aerial attack as part of the experimental program.
An old advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as organic iron essential for preventing iron starvation. It claims to strengthen blood and nerves, improve energy, and cites Dr Robin and the Jinich Academy of Medicine, with a money back guarantee and warnings about metallic iron and substitutes.
Nearly 100 Swedenborgian ministers gathered at the Church of the New Jerusalem in Cambridge for the 100th clergy and lay convention. Meetings run through Tuesday June 28 with sessions at Cambridge and Boston churches. The opening was at 2 PM with remarks by Rev. Worcester and keynote by Rev. Hoeck. Papers by Rev. Landenberger and Rev. Spiers. speakers included Rev. Dresser Carter and Mrs. Post on expanding service appeal. Graduation exercises of the New Church Theological School follow at 3 PM with Rev. Hoeck delivering the sermon.
President Harding sent the Edward M. Morgan nomination to the Senate to be postmaster of New York City. The Senate had adjourned before receipt, so no action was taken.
The House passed a bill to switch war pensions from quarterly to monthly payments and sent the measure to the Senate for consideration. The action marks a shift in veteran benefits administration and reflects lawmakers’ aim to improve cash flow for recipients.
New Haven Conn June 21 Yale University celebrates commencement with 6000 alumni and faculty from the university college preparatory school and learned societies as James Rowland Angell prepares to be inaugurated tomorrow as Yale's new president succeeding President Hadley who outlined his final annual report.
Witness for the defense says Herbert P. Zeigler mistreated Mrs. Cora Orthwein during a 1920s incident on a Milwaukee avenue road near Niles Illinois. Miss Rosamond Dove testified the intoxicated man dragged Orthwein from a car, identifying the aggressor as Zeigler.
Abled speakers are set to address the Washington Street Playground festival hosted by Father John F. Cummins of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Roslindale. Joseph H. O'Neil, Federal Trust Company president, chairs the rostrum committee and has long led notable speakers. The event includes a first in this region jump between flying machines in flight, a carnival highlight expected to draw thousands.
President Harding delays any disarmament conference until assured of a definite programme and broad agreement. White House sources say the time may not be ripe and warn a failed conference could threaten world peace. Britain sentiment favors cuts, Japan less encouraging, as Weeks speaks on cautious handling of disarmament.
Two men challenge each other with questions to avoid buying tickets. Jones mocks impossible rabbit-hole riddles while Jimes dodges, and James ultimately buys. The dialogue shifts to a dog’s short legs and finally a wife’s note about going to the pictures and leaving the key by the doorstep.
An advertisement from Johnson Educator Food Co at 90 Sidney Street Cambridge offers broken crackers and sweet cookies in packs and baskets. Prices include one pound and 2 pounds for 30 cents, with 20 pounds in 1-2 bushel baskets sold for $3.00.
Confidential reports in the President’s hands do not suggest powers are ready for disarmament. Harding proceeds with utmost caution and the administration applies strong pressure against substantial reductions in the naval program.
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