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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
28
The article notes a soft white collar for street wear and highlights an uneven hem line as a decided vogue. The brief, period style observation reflects evolving design details in contemporary apparel.
Lady Astor reported an unpleasant confrontation in Plymouth as she left her residence on Saturday. A soldier halted her, used violent language and threatened to kill her, then fled but was pursued, caught, and handed to police. She asked that no action be taken.
King Alfonso III has a slight chill with fever and has been confined to his room since yesterday in Madrid. The health issue is being monitored as officials report no other symptoms at this time.
A rare March warm spell in Boston collapsed into a brisk gale from the Northwest. Temperatures surged to 82 degrees in the afternoon, then cooled as a dusty windstorm swept streets, chaos in shops, and crowds flocked to beaches and parks seeking relief from the heat and dust.
Spring's onset sent Atlantic coast temperatures to record highs with Washington at 89 official degrees and 99 street level. New York reached 80, Philadelphia 82, Boston 82, and Baltimore 88 as a cooling wave began to spread, bringing snow in Kansas and freezing in the Texas Panhandle.
Lincoln Neb March 21 Apricots were seriously damaged and possibly cherry and peach trees frostbitten to some extent by a 60 degree drop in temperature during the last 48 hours Professor B F Howard of the University of Nebraska horticulture department cites the swing from 81 in Saturday afternoon to 21 on Sunday.
Jeremiah Mahoney aged 45 of 267 Roxbury Street Roxbury collapsed on an Eliot Square car rear platform yesterday. He was removed to City Hospital, marking the season's first prostration from heat.
Washington report notes Malaga Spain shipped more than 475000 gallons of wine to the United States in 1920 under non beverage permits, five times the total of the previous decade. Raisin exports from Malaga to the U S in 1920 were also unprecedented.
Readers hear a Mrs Margaret Bonniere of Murray Street St John New Brunswick praise Dr True’s Elixir as a splendid child remedy. The ad touts the laxative as mild pleasant to take with no harmful drugs and notes common worm symptoms like offensive breath swollen upper lip and itching nose.
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