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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
13
Advert reads Ice Mint as a Japanese inspired solution to corns and callouses. It claims immediate soothing relief, no cutting or bandages, and a painless treatment that shrivels corns and prevents foot sores. Sold by druggists.
The Tech bread line offering free cocoa and crackers to undernourished first year students was discontinued after daily patronage fell from 800 to under 100. Tech doctors had found initial undernourishment in about 40 percent of the class but the demand did not sustain the program.
Boston street commissioners refused to act on a petition by local businessmen to rename Kneeland street from Washington to Atlantic avenue as Stuart street to create a Huntington to Atlantic route. They indicated a later date would be more appropriate to discuss the change.
The annual retreat for St. Vincent de Paul Society members from the various parishes opens tonight in the lower Cathedral Church at 8 o'clock led by Rev. John J. Ryan. Members will receive holy communion at the 8 o'clock Mass Sunday morning March 6, followed by breakfast in the Cathedral school hall and a general meeting in the school hall after breakfast.
Colonel John F. J. Herbert former commander of the 102nd field artillery and managing editor of the Worcester Post has been appointed liaison officer at the U S Veterans Bureau to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Lieutenant John P. Holland of East Gaston One of the largest lumber mills in America is managed by a woman Mrs Elsie Lempke of Wilmington NC
The article recalls Oliver Wendell Holmes early 1831 piece The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table and notes its delayed second appearance after 25 years. It highlights Holmes then youth and law study, and Boston’s 19th century literary bloom with Longfellow Whittier Bryant and others contributing to Atlantic Monthly.
Dividing on party lines the Senate refused to amend the Yap treaty in the first test of strength on any question affecting the international covenants from the Washington conference. The vote stood 50 to 23.
Two Republicans supported the proposal while four Democrats opposed it in the Senate roll call. The measure would extend existing treaty rights to the Pacific mandated islands, and a separate 52 to 11 vote rejected Senator France's amendment to block manufacture or export of intoxicants on the islands. Senate leaders say the votes bolster hopes for ratification of Arms Conference covenants with some Democratic opposition expected. A later Pittman amendment sought U S sole judge on Yap wireless facilities to the American station rights. A final ratification vote was set for Thursday by 2 p m under an agreed timetable.
Jacob Karp a 60 year old of 2 Cedar Place Jamaica Plain was sentenced to three months in the house of correction by Judge Perrins in West Roxbury district court yesterday for attempting to bribe Patrolman Daniel F Curran. Karp appealed.
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