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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1921
Page
3
A Radcliffe college census shows 151 professions among fathers of students confirming broad parental support for daughters education. Law leads, physicians second, ministers and professors tied for third with bankers and farmers also present. Two girls have fathers who are fish dealers and one is a refrigerator agent.
The article explains checking for the Krementz name stamped on back of genuine pieces to avoid unsatisfactory cuff buttons. It notes a life guarantee, urges buyers to verify authenticity at purchase, and lists prices for collar buttons, loose links, soft collar pins, and evening jewelry sets in Krementz quality. Krementz jewelry is described as confined to better shops.
Admiral Baron Kato, senior Japanese delegate, called the American naval agreement proposal reasonable after a day spent reviewing reports. He and his technical delegates led by Vice Admiral Kanji Kato studied the U S plan and related documents.
Correspondents report the Japanese naval minister poring over lengthy state ments from subordinates with plans to continue examination tomorrow. Japan may accept the American plan but may seek to link Pacific fortifications with naval reductions. Chinese chaos is cited as Japan’s great problem and efforts to persuade the American public are noted.
Earth shocks of considerable violence were felt in multiple towns in Nicaragua on November 13 with no damage reported. The event was reported from Managua with no injuries or structural harm confirmed.
Prohibition and the film industry joined to curb the legislative theatre, reducing much useless filler. The overall effect is described as wholesome, though the reform effort faced pushback and mixed reception.
Holbrook Blinn argues that cinema has stripped melodrama from stage, boosted film acting standards, and reshaped theater economics. He notes lower ticket costs, stronger settings in films, and the shift of audiences toward cities with movie venues. He calls for satire and real tragedy in future stage work.
A sixteen page Thanksgiving style booklet to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. It offers cheerful thoughts in prose and poetry as a special gratitude feature.
Officer Martin Conway of the Dedham street station bravely halted a runaway horse after it dragged him about 100 feet on Genesee Street South End. He saved several children but sustained minor leg injuries. The horse, hitched to a pedlar's wagon owned by Barney Stein, bolted when frightened by a car backfire. Stein was thrown from the wagon as eight year old Samuel Stein rode in the wagon during the dash.
TIlton New Hampshire November 13 150th anniversary celebration opens in Sanbornton Congregational Church located at Sanbornton square once a central meeting point The Old Tavern now Gardner Wards dwelling recalls travel routes from Montreal to Portsmouth centuries ago and early farming trade before railroads.
The Salvation Army fund drive surpasses $110000 as workers mobilize city resources to close the gap. Chair Johnson urges full participation and lauds women volunteers led by Mrs. Lothrop Ames Mrs. Johnston and Miss Stella Young. Doughnut sales and station collections cited. The 2th division plans a Sallies parade car honoring General Foch admired by the general.
Wallace B F Miller of 4 Reed Street Lexington reported to police that a spare tire and rim were stolen from the rear of his automobile while it stood outside the Old Belfry Club in Lexington on Saturday evening.
Washington exports rose to 346 million in October from 325 million in September while imports increased to 183 million from 179 million. The monthly foreign trade report lists a favorable balance of 163 million for October, with year over year figures: 751 million exports and 333 million imports in October 1920.
On November 18 in New York four men were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court for possessing 88 bottles of Scotch whiskey valued at 100 dollars. They wore tailored leather coats with large pockets concealing the liquor. Bail was set at 500 dollars for examination Tuesday after Capt. Edward J. Dempsey noticed bulging coats on Greenwich Street near Christopher Street.
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