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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
5
Daylight saving begins in Massachusetts on April 24 with clocks moving forward one hour. Governor Cox signed the compromise bill at 4:30 PM, ending seven months of saving and reducing it to two months. Claude L. Allen of the Boston Chamber of Commerce received the ceremonial quill.
Mr D J Lane, a chemist at 532 Lane Bldg St Marys Kansas, claims a simple home asthma cure. He offers a postpaid $1.25 bottle to test, with payment only if it cures and the taker to report effects within ten days. Send name and address for a bottle.
A Boston Globe photographer will marry John A. Moley, former Underwood & Underwood photographer and Boston representative. The ceremony set for Easter Sunday in Back Bay with relatives present, followed by a reception and a short wedding trip to 12 Quincy street, Sharon.
Continuation of a report quoting Ramey who swears an oath to retrieve the girl with the statement I will get that girl yet and emphasizes determination amid ongoing proceedings and concerns about the case.
Taunton March 23. Emeline Gardner of Mansfield leaves the bulk of her estate to the Doolittle Home for Aged Persons at Foxboro and to the First Universalist Church of Mansfield after $200 in small bequests. The homestead goes to the aged home and the remainder to the church. Estate valued about 2600 dollars.
Mayor Peters appoints Dr. Francis W. Palfrey of 311 Beacon Street as special expert diagnostician in typhus fever at ten dollars per call for a temporary emergency period. The move follows rising typhus cases among immigrants from infected European countries.
Chief James H. McKenna of the Waltham police department marked three decades of service yesterday. Mayor George R. Beal presented him with a silver loving cup in a ceremony at the chief's office with city department heads in attendance.
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