Chronicle of Crepe Frocks and Lace Adornments
Describes crepe frocks with lace accents and coats featuring self belts or narrow belts with buckles. Notes fashion details suitable for a period newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
7
Describes crepe frocks with lace accents and coats featuring self belts or narrow belts with buckles. Notes fashion details suitable for a period newspaper item.
The text promotes Jiffy-Pie and Jiffy Lemon Pie with ready mix ingredients and a coupon offer. It promises one free pie for every Jiffy-Jell user who cuts out the coupon and presents it to a grocer. The ad emphasizes easy preparation and multiple flavors Lemon and Chocolate.
Frank Aydelotte, English professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and former Rhodes scholar, chosen president of Swarthmore College in Philadelphia. He succeeds Dr. Joseph Swain, who retires in June, and will be among the nation’s youngest college presidents.
Technology professor and former English full professor, Frank Aydelotte, has been chosen as president of Swarthmore College. He authored Elizabethan Rogues and Vagabonds and The Oxford Stamp and edits editions on English literature and composition. He has edited American Oxonian for seven years.
Today National Fish Day activities spread nationwide with fish dishes featured in homes clubs and hotels. In Boston the Hotel Somerset on Commonwealth avenue near Keymore street hosts an event from 2 30 to 5 p m led by Gardner Poole U S Fisheries Association president. Exhibits talks and moving pictures precede a 6 30 reception and an all fish banquet at 7.
Foggy weather in New Bedford stops the transfer of 13 patients from the Penikese Island leper colony scheduled for today. Authorities say if conditions improve tomorrow they will bring the patients by boat to the city and place them aboard a hospital car for the long journey to the federal leprosarium at Carville Louisiana.
At 11 a m the New England Water Works Association meets, at 6 30 p m the Boston Engineers dinner is held, at 7 30 p m the Ladies Night takes place at the Boston Ma sonic Club, and at 8 p m Rev Jones I J Corrigan speaks on Sovietizing America at Boston College High School Hall.
War Department orders for the sale next Thursday at Boston of 6,000,000 pounds of army surplus wool were suspended today by Secretary Weeks at the request of Western Senators. Secretary Weeks announced the action amid political pressure and said the suspension would be in effect immediately.
The speaker told Senators Cameron Arizona Good ing Idaho and Stanfield Oregon that he would study the effect of the proposed sale of army wool before taking any further action.
Harry Stein alias Snuffy Gordon of Bowdoin Street and Louis Eisman of Allston Street were arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes on charges of selling morphine. They allegedly sold an ounce to a government agent for four dollars, pleaded not guilty, and are held in five hundred dollars each.
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