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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
14
The nomination of Mabbi Saul Kornfeld of Qhbja to be minister to Persia was confirmed today by the Senate.
An advertisement extols Lipton's Tea as synonymous with quality and flavor. It asserts Lipton's leads world sales and urges readers to request Yellow Label Tea, offering to provide a rival supplier’s name if a dealer refuses.
An ad extols Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free and gentler on hair. It claims standard soaps damage hair and promises rich lather cleansing scalp dust dirt and oil while leaving hair bright silky and easy to manage. Available at drug stores. use caution to obtain Mulsified.
At the city zoo the osprey dubbed a fish hawk resists feeding as curator Morse invokes a Sylvia Pankhurst parallel. The suffragist theme underscores the bird’s apparent martyrdom while visitors, especially children, admire the creature and its stand for freedom.
Civil and military leaders in New York city and state welcomed Lieutenant General Bar on Jacques of the Belgian army at a Governor's committee reception. He recalled touring the city in civilian clothes and riding the subway and a Fifth Avenue bus, noting he paid for a meal at an automat.
In New York on November 9 crowds heard Home Sweet Home as chimes sounded from megaphone devices at Madison Square Garden. The bells marked the final test of telephone amplifying equipment connecting the city to Arlington for the unknown soldier's burial Friday.
The Boston Post prints Tumulty chapters detailing President Wilsons stance on Panama tolls and the 1913 14 clash over a repeal. It notes Wilson valued treaty commitments over personal politics and describes the Federal Reserve Act as a crowning financial reform fought through bipartisan pressure and persistent advocacy. The piece highlights Wilsons resolve to uphold contracts and push for monetary reform despite opposition.
Members of the West Roxbury Post of the American Legion will dig the cellar for their new home on Armistice Day. They bought the site between Mt Vernon and Lagrange Streets on Centre Street and will move the former Public Library building once vacated in February. The $1 purchase was enabled by the city, and the remodel will be directed by a prominent Boston architect to create a top class post residence.
Charles L H Wagner thanks the Post editor for featuring a poem from Cradled Moons in the Sunday issue. He expresses hope the paper will continue to highlight poems with vital appeal for children’s welfare and mentions future selections from his book.
General Diaz and Prince Ruspini stay in Newport as guests of Dr. George Cerio. Diaz is presented with a large silver loving cup two large silver candlesticks and an album by Vincent M P Pinto on behalf of the Italian community. A parade visits Fort Adams and other sites with Italian flags and a 17 cannon salute.
The Chamber of Labor in Rome today refused to declare a general strike. The decision followed tensions between railway workers and the fascisti, the extreme nationalists, over ongoing differences.
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