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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
12
Maxwell's appointment faces delay as the GOP group withholds approval. The article notes opposition within the party and ongoing debate over the deputy's candidacy, detailing stalled advances and party divisions.
The text describes State Auditor Alonzo B. Cook amid a department reshuffle following the retirement of First Deputy William D. Hawley. Cook promoted Arthur E. Hoyt from second deputy to first deputy and named Miss Maxell after a multi-year tenure in the department.
An old advertisement claims yellow skin signals poor appetite and a bad mouth taste. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute that stimulates liver and bowels, promising clear pink skin and buoyancy with a nightly dose. Millions sold at 15c and 30c.
State Auditor Cook and Miss Maxwell remained silent as the Executive Council and Senate Ways and Means balked at funding a second deputy in the auditor’s department. Hoyt’s appointment was confirmed, but Maxwell’s salary faced budget hurdles and possible last year funds, amid claims the department has long operated with three deputies and Maxwell has shouldered deputy duties with stenographer pay.
A Republican auditor argues that a Republican woman cannot achieve full government participation without approval from a Republican executive council, noting the party platform and the need for council endorsement before the appointment.
The Holland System's Clydesdale truck department introduces a brand new three-quarter ton clipper type delivery truck. This light model blends heavy truck strength with roadster speed, built on proven Clydesdale units from one to five tons. Manager Calef hails it as a standout, featuring a five-bearing crankshaft, removable head, forced-feed lubrication, and a tubular radiator, promising lower oil use and strong power.
The Cunningham cars shown by William Blanchard of James Cunningham & Sons display road performance and style. Long wheelbase and powerful motors define these “lights,” with 9 horsepower, a dry disc clutch, selective sliding gear, and a double universal propeller shaft.
Read of Mrs Arthur Campbell's painful experience in West Buxton Maine as her two year old daughter recovered from a fever after taking Dr True's Elixir. The ad highlights worm symptoms like sour stomach and offensive breath and touts the product as a faithful family laxative and worm expeller since 1851.
Pierce-Arrow is praised as a woman’s car with effortless steering and an overrunning intermediate gear. The new models offer open and closed body styles, including runabout, limousine, coupe sedan, and landaulet, with options for right and left hand drive. The dual valve engine is hailed as a refinement surpassing prior standards.
The Oldsmobile Company of New England hosted a luncheon at the Copley Square Hotel for dealers. Thomas O'Brien praised the new four and eight cylinder models designed by R K Jack, noting value and efficiency gains from upgraded factory equipment. Charles R. Dunbar and Harry Dunn led toasts with A H Allen and N J Taylor also speaking.
At the Boston Auto Show this year the Mobo Auto Cleanser booth No 610 stands out with an artistic display a floral arrangement and a steady crowd of spectators. Credit goes to K E Hunt New England salesman for driving Mobo’s success for John T Stanley products New York.
George J. Dunham of New England touts the Standard Eight for hill climbing and durability. The article highlights its powerful original chassis, progressive improvements, reinforced steel parts, and extensive after sale service with nationwide dealers and repair shops.
Light of weight and well balanced Cleveland cars display economy and pep at the show. Spectators and buyers note strong performance, with many praising fuel efficiency and practical design. Local enthusiasts discuss pricing and availability as interest grows.
The Cleveland showcased by Chandler Motors of New England promises economical upkeep and smart appearance. Described as easy on tires and gas, the car is a frequent service-station visitor that stays put in a satisfying manner. Four models appear touring, roadster, sedan and coupe, decorated in the latest style.
James Clark sales manager of the National arrives at the automobile show and receives warm welcomes. He is highly regarded in the motor business and praises the Boston exhibition as the best he has seen.
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