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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
15
An advertisement proclaims waste removal as essential to health and touts Beecham's Pills as a safe, effective remedy used for over 70 years. It claims the pills harmonize eliminative organs, avoid harmful effects, and rely on merit and generational trust from family to family.
Medical authorities attribute most indigestion to excess hydrochloric acid. The advice promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe antacid to neutralize acidity during meals, enabling natural digestion without digestives, with dosing options and caveats.
An advertisement promotes Black and White Beauty Bleach with a scented tinted cream plus Black and White Soap and Cleansing Cream. It claims clearer complexions by reducing pimples freckles and liver spots while leaving skin soft and smooth. Prices 50c for Bleach and 25c 60c for Soap and Cleansing Cream. Dept DPD Plough Memphis Tenn offers a Birthday Book and leaflet.
Washington reports a widening rift within the House Republican ranks over adopting the Senate 50 percent maximum income surtax rate. Leaders aim to delay the fight until conferees begin rewriting the bill, with insurgents' negotiations yet to show success.
Negotiations begin today with no agreement. Majority leaders may force a conference without instructions, triggering a pitched battle with Republican insurgents and Democrats. A surtax compromise around eight percent over 382 percent is discussed, with Senate targets near 40 percent. Penrose predicts bill to President next week, others uncertain, action may take 10 days to three weeks.
The Yankee Division auxiliary invites all women to meet at the YD clubhouse this evening to plan winter work for exservice men. President Mrs. H. W. Porter says many former soldiers and sailors are being discharged from hospitals and require the group’s cooperation.
Roslindale marks a three day Mardi Gras bazaar starting Monday under James C. Shea Post American Legion and the post women’s auxiliary. Proceeds go to the building fund and local community support is expected.
Harry E. Hill of Southbridge Mass. is in custody in Syracuse for allegedly passing worthless checks totaling nearly $1000. He was captured by the Rev. Charles Champlin of Baldwinsville after private detectives failed to locate him for weeks.
The 1824 Boston welcome to Lafayette included Harvard Commencement with Josiah Quincy’s acclaimed Latin speech and a wild audience reaction. At Phi Beta Kappa in Cambridge Edward Everett impressed all, while Lafayette toured Brattle Street Church and Quincy. A Park Beacon Street reception featured portraits of the first five presidents, and a grand ball closed the Boston week before his promised return for the 50th anniversary of Bunker Hill.
Boston letter notes charming blond actress Miss Murphy as co star with Johnny Walker in Live Wires and Buddies both set for release. It recalls her praise for Over the Hill and role in Fantomas and mentions stage work and earlier screen pairings.
A carrot seed in Roger W. Pierce's garden on Minnesota Avenue Somerville sprouted next to a rusty padlock. The carrot, hearing old vegetable talk, decided to hide by growing through the hasp and remained secured when harvested.
The American Bankers Association and the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry plan to cooperate to prevent further exploitation of bogus stock. Over $50,000,000 of worthless stock has been bought by the public in the past. The joint effort should reduce future swindling.
Billy Bitzer famous Grif fith photographer signs with Fox Company. Reported salary said to be the largest ever for a motion picture cameraman. He sails soon for Rome to supervise filming of J Gordon Edwards productions.
George Randolph Chester has formed a new company with limited releases and his wife as a partner. The former Vita Graph man, who directed The Son of Wallingford, plans to produce one of his own stories under the new venture.
The item notes Paul M Charlestown Mary Fuller has been missing for years with unknown whereabouts and rumor of Wall Street fortune retirement. Hilith Storey appears in occasional pictures most recently The Beach of Dreams.
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