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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
16
The Blue Circle, a tale of love and mystery by Elizabeth Jordan, debuts in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine edition.
A playful note describes hiding bran in tasty wheat flakes at Pettijohn’s. The piece champions a soft flavory wheat blend called Peeonees to make bran more likable. It hints at a quirky food technique without further details.
Georgia's Mrs. W. H. Felton, the first woman Senator, starred at the opening of Congress. She was sworn in for a day pending final seating as Walter F. George planned to present credentials Wednesday. Crowds cheered, photographed, and attended her reception while she awaited a formal oath tomorrow.
An 87 year old woman, described as a breath of lavender and lace from the old South, spent hours on the Senate floor and was cheered as she sought to be sworn in, potentially becoming the first woman Senator even if only briefly.
Allan A. Ryan, who filed a voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 18 million dollars last summer, was discharged today in federal court. Close friends say he plans a return to the financial world once more a daring Wall Street figure.
A Cincinnati barber with forty years in the trade shares a home remedy to darken gray hair. Mix half a pint of water with an ounce bay rum a small box Larbo Compound and 44 ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade improves. The mixture is described as easy to use non staining and non greasy and promises a look twenty years younger.
Boston readers learn that Tel-Aviv, founded in 1909, has grown into a modern Jewish city with electric light water and roads. Immigrants praise rapid development since 1919, noting land purchases factories and new jobs, while residents from landlord to shoeshine work to build a thriving economy.
A 125 foot Central Vermont trestle at Houghton's Cove near Montville Conn was partly burned this morning. No trains could pass over the remaining structure and the line diverted trains to the New Haven road tracks between New London and Norwich.
Wets in Congress push to revive light wines and beer using two bills filed in the House by Hill and Britten as revenue measures linked to soldiers' compensation. Tinkham expresses little hope for passage, while Senator Spencer may push a government scientific commission to study intoxicating liquor in the Senate special session.
City Council on motion of Councillor Gilbody ordered the Mayor to seek in 1923 a double appropriation over 1922 for streets and sidewalks to speed the work.
City Council passed an order urging Mayor Curley to ask the Legislature for authority to grant 30 days of paid sick leave annually to city laborers. Councillor Hagen cited a Finance Commission statement calling the current system unfair that salaried employees receive sick leave while daily wage workers lose pay during illness.
A troop of Boy Scouts formed a guard of honor at the funeral services for three young victims of a South Portland pond drowning. The white caskets held Clarence EB, Bessie May Pratt, and Frederick B. Howe, displayed among funeral offerings in the Apostolic Faith Assembly on Cumberland Avenue in Portland.
The ad promises fast relief from indigestion and disordered stomachs with Papes Diapeps. It claims the remedy is pleasant tasting, harmless, inexpensive, and widely trusted by millions of users in drug stores.
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