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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
4
More than 50 Easter breakfasts will be distributed today by Volunteers of America. An added feature is the presentation of 700 spring hats to women, fashioned from donated straw shapes trimmed by Mrs. Walter Duncan and Sunday school girls. Mothers in tenement sections will receive the bonnets along with eggs potatoes coffee meat and fish.
The American Committee for Relief in Ireland at 166 Devonshire Street received varied donations from E A Grazier Bastor Post $000 Boston Post $250 Boston College High School $100 Rev J J Geoghan Dorchester Mrs H Feeney Dorchester $183.70 Minnie Fitzgerald $20 Boston Elks No 16 P F McCarron James Reardon M A Boston Rev M J Buckley $271 James F Dobbins Boston $200 Rev D L Lee St Joseph Amesbury $400 and $2 Annie J Keefe $88.40 P K Foley $25 William B Rice estate $20 Molders Local 102 Wal tham $10 Finton Lalor Council A A R I R $100 Checks payable to Joseph H O'Neil, 166 Devonshire Street.
Deputy United States Marshal Joe Quinn seized 41 barrels of alleged misbranded vinegar in the market district after food inspectors complained the product was not cider vinegar. Barrels were taken at three locations, with 20 at one site 18 at another and three at a third. The vinegar reportedly arrived from Palatine Bridge, New York last October. The federal court will hear the case later.
A zoo caracara is described as a novel feathered fighter that uses its feet and wing flutter for balance and defense. The bird, calmer at rest, becomes wildly engaged in playful mock fights with Curator Morse, who easily earns its trust and attention.
Alexander McKinnon aged 5% years from 76 Warren Street Charlestown paid a $5 poll tax after a night in Charles Street jail. The city collector’s office billed $15.28 total including interest demand notice warrant copy travelling custody constable assistant and board. It is the first case of full payment under this policy.
Washington March 25 White House officials announced that calls to see President Harding would be limited to Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. The policy aims to curb the heavy traffic of office seekers reform advocates and lawmakers who have crowded the executive offices since inauguration.
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