Fashion Notes Describe Soft White Collars and Hemline Vogue
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
7
Lady Astor Thwarts Soldier in Plymouth Incident
Lady Actor was accosted by a soldier as she left her Plymouth home. He hurled threats and used violent language, but she pursued him, leading to a chase that ended with his capture and police handover. Lady Astor asked that no charges be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Eng
Astor
Lady Astor
King Alfonso III Suffering Mild Illness in Madrid
King Alfonso is confined to his room in Madrid with a slight chill and fever after falling ill yesterday. The royal condition is described as mild and not life threatening, with authorities monitoring his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso III
Madrid
Alfonso
Brisk March Heat Surges Through Boston Then Sudden Cold
A weather shift in Boston brings an unprecedented March chill after a blazingly hot day. The man on the street notes the mercury jumping to 82 to 88 degrees before a sharp wind and dust storms return, sending people to beaches and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old Sol
Mercury
Old Boreas
Palm Beach
Uncle Sam
Federal Building
Franklin Park
Spring thaws drive record March heat across Atlantic coast
Washington logged 89 degrees official and 99 on street thermometers marking the warmest March 21 in the Atlantic coast region. New York reached 80, Philadelphia 82, Boston 82, Hartford 82, Portland 78, Baltimore 88, Raleigh 86, and Norfolk 80 as a cool wave spread southwest across the country, bringing rapid cooling later and snow in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Coast
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Hartford
Apricot Crop Damaged by 60 Degree Drop in 48 Hours
In Lincoln Nebraska Professor B F Howard reports apricots severely damaged and possible cherry and peach trees frostbitten after a 60 degree temperature drop in 48 hours. The sequence rose to 81 degrees Saturday afternoon then plunged to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
B. F. Howard
Department of Horticulture
University of Nebraska
First Victim of the Heat for 1921
The first heat prostration of 1921 occurred yesterday. Jeremiah Mahoney aged 45 of 267 Roxbury street Roxbury collapsed on the rear platform of an Eliot square car. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Mahoney
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Eliot Square
City Hospital
Malaga Wine Imports to U S Soar in Prohibition Year
American Consul Smith reports to the Commerce Department that during the first year of national prohibition Malaga Spain shipped to the United States five times the total wine sent in the prior decade. Exports in 1920 topped 475000 gallons under non beverage permits. Raisin exports from Malaga to the United States in 1920 were also unprecedented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
U. S
Washington
Spain
United States
Smith
Department of Commerce
America
Dr True’s Elixir Promoted By Satisfied Mother
Mrs Margaret Bonniere of Murray Street St John NB reports a neighbor praised Dr True’s Elixir for children and she agrees it is splendid. The ad touts Dr True’s Elixir as a mild family laxative and worm expeller with no harmful drugs and wide appeal to both children and adults. It lists worm symptoms such as offensive breath swollen lips sour stomach dull eyes itching nose and mouth tongue marks.
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Margaret Bonniere
Murray Street
St. John
N. B
Dr. True
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