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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
19
Harvard faces a $161,000 deficit carried from the prior academic year prompting tuition increases across schools. College raises range from $200 to $259 with other divisions like law and medicine posting similar hikes, while new platinum shade crepe appears in fashion notes.
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as a pleasant inhaler remedy that kills catarrh germs. It claims rapid relief from stuffed up feelings and promises money back if not cured, noting the pocket inhaler uses a few drops and promises daily use for weeks to cure catarrh croup coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis.
On the Cunard steamship Saxonia at East Boston, James A. Burns, the "dock parson," united Florence Powell of Herefordshire and Hubert Yelding of Baltimore in the first shipboard wedding in Boston harbor since before the war. Two other brides, Alice Parrott and Amalia Kedlovia, were bound for marriages with Oscar Walls and Zigmund Blocksha.
Cupid took leave in Westfield during February with no marriage intentions filed at the city clerk's office in February.
A dramatic excerpt features a confrontation over lies about wealth and identity. The speaker accuses the other person of pretending to be poor and of misrepresenting themselves, expressing anger at deception and the perception that any treatment is acceptable.
Micky Mellowes plots romance with Esther Shepstone after dining with her, then letters move between Paris and London. Esther rebuffs dinner or theater, prompting Micky to send a jeopardized second note and plan a Paris mailing while contending with Marie Deland and her family in a tense New Year sequence.
Micky Mellowes learns of a Paris visit by Mr. Ashton and an unnamed same lady encounter through his driven aide. Esther in Paris awaits a potential marriage and a weekly allowance while Jane Mason and June comment on the sudden windfall. Esther meets a tall stranger at home, hinting at future revelations in this serialized tale.
An advertisement promises instant relief from stuffed noses and sore throats using Ely's Cream Palm. It touts antiseptic, germ destroying action that opens nostrils, clears the head, and stops hawking and snuffling. Available from any druggist.
Concord New Hampshire March 3 The Senate adjourned for Champ Clark's moment of respect and approved an amendment to a House bill about highway names. the bill returns to the House next week. The House committee on revision of statutes refused to exempt women from the $5 poll tax, applying the law to all over age 21 with exemptions.
Portland Maine March 3 A Maine Supreme Court associate justice ruled a lawyer acting as administrator cannot be paid for legal advice given to himself as administrator The opinion on Emery G Wilson administrator of Frances R P Sheffield estate Brunswick states all charges for self served legal advice are disallowed Though reasonable in amount the practice is not approved The estate value was over 14000 dollars
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