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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
4
Advertisement notes that applying Ely's Cream Balm inside the nostrils relieves catarrh and cold congestion. It claims rapid opening of nasal passages, reduced sniffling, and overall relief after using a small bottle from any drug store. The tone urges immediate use and comfort restoration.
Boston will not draw women jurors until a Supreme Court ruling or new legislation resolves conflicting laws. The request comes from the House committee on rules after Corporation Counsel Arthur D. Hill filed a petition asking the Legislature to determine how to place women on next July's jury lists.
Former Senator Weeks of Massachusetts named by President elect Harding to be Secretary of War designates Baker to retire at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Baker will formally present Weeks to army officers and War Department staff before leaving for Cleveland to resume law practice.
Washington March 1 Senator Thomas Democrat Colorado attacked the soldier bonus bill as sordid mercenary humiliating outrageous and illegal In a minority report to the Senate finance committee he warned the bill would cost three and a half billion dollars depreciate Liberty bonds and burden taxpayers He said the country cannot bear such a burden and urged justice to defeat the measure If passed it would plunder the treasury after defending the nation from German aggression
Boston society awaits the announcement of the wedding of Miss Mary Billard to Ambrose Ely Chambers of New York. The ceremony will be at the First Baptist Church on Clarendon Street and Commonwealth Avenue at high noon on April 2. Miss Billard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac William Chick of 347 Beacon Street.
The Senate on a voice vote ordered a third reading for a bill permitting gas and electric lighting firms to capitalize premiums about 35 million dollars by issuing new stock to that value and distributing it free to stockholders. A motion to refer the bill to the next session failed on a roll call 13 to 25.
Advertisement proclaims Father John's Medicine as the standard family tonic for 65 years. It highlights its long history and wide use across households.
King Nicholas I of Montenegro died in Antibes France prompting forecasts of a funeral attended by the Italian queen and King Victor Emmanuel. Nicholas born October 1841 was proclaimed prince in 180 and king in 1910 after Montenegro joined the Jugoslav state. The death leaves Montenegro’s postwar status to be settled by the peace conference.
In Atlantic City on March 1 the National Education Association reduced its membership from about 6000 to roughly 1200 to 1400 after a convention vote adopting a reorganization plan led by Dr. E A Winship of Boston. All officer nominations were canceled following the decision.
Hyomei is described as made chiefly from oil of eucalyptus and mixed with antiseptics. It is claimed that inland Australia air, rich with eucalyptus balsam, prevents germs and reduces coughs colds and catarrh. Breathe Hyomei for germ killing and relief. Sold by druggists with satisfaction guarantee or money back.
From the floor the following nominations were presented for office. President candidates included Payson Smith of Boston J M Gwinn of New Orleans R G Jones of Cleveland C O Williams of Memphis H B S Weet of Rochester First Vice Presidents named Will C Wood of Sacramento BE Oberholtzer of Tulsa Frank W Ballou of Washington Second Vice Presidents listed W D Fuller of Portland E C Broom of Philadelphia and others.
In the Boston Sunday Post Magazine Una Hudson’s Her Bride and Matilda Jane follows a homesick bride who errs, then discovers the true facts of the case. The tale resolves happily as misunderstandings clear.
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