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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
7
Secretary Denby and Rear Admiral Wilson urged the House Naval Committee to pass a measure authorizing reinstate ment of midshipmen who resigned last academic year due to academic deficiencies. Also notes a stray sentence about suit coats with wide fur cuffs.
Dr Eliza A. O'Brien of 1119 Taylor St endorses Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription as safe herbal medicines. She touts mild effective laxative qualities and tonic nervine benefits for women. The advertisement notes alcohol free ingredients and urges readers to obtain medicines at their local drugstore or send 10 cents for a trial package.
An old advertisement promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as mild and grease free. It warns soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and harms hair. The text claims one to two teaspoons produce rich lather, cleans dust and oil, and leaves hair soft and manageable. It notes availability at drug stores and low cost.
The Philomatheia Club of Boston College University Heights opens its fall program with Rev. Patrick O Gorman delivering the opening address Friday at the Assembly Hall Boston. Events mostly take place at Boston College with the ball at the Copley Plaza Hotel. Officers and committee chairs from Boston area households are listed.
The two masted schooner Seth Neyman captained by Matthews from Machias ran aground in fog off Baker's Island while bound from Machias to Blue Hill. Captain Matthews and two crew members reached shore safely. The 47 ton vessel, built in Gouldsboro in 1890, is likely a total loss. Duvelyn hats are trimmed with wooden beads.
Bishop Edwin H Hughes of the Methodist church urged that democracy will curb war and that the United States should lead the disarmament conference in Washington. He cited American history and geography as basis for leadership and called for a strong peace movement influenced by idealism and national spirit.
Yesterday's Cambridge parade celebrated the city's 76th anniversary and showcased a cosmopolitan mosaic. Poles Lithuanians Armenians French Italians and colored citizens marched with Knights of Columbus and schoolchildren illustrating a unity that echoes Plymouth's Tercentenary. America’s part in fostering cross cultural understanding is praised as a path to international peace.
An advertisement from Mr. D. J. Lane of 582 Lane Bldg, St. Marys Kansas, touts a simple asthma remedy tested on long sufferers. He offers a $1.25 bottle postpaid, with payment only if it cures, and asks applicants to report effectiveness within ten days.
Bouch White leaves his Marlboro New York mountain retreat and community strife to establish a small pottery in Malden. He seeks to shape his life anew by working with clay after political disputes and alleged mistreatment of his French wife.
The article profiles Bouck White returning to work in a New England pottery studio after years of social activism and controversy in New York. It notes his humble start, his plans yet unrevealed, and his claim to learning the pottery business while replanting himself in his intellectual home.
The final decree becomes effective on Thursday as the annulment was granted over fraud claims that White failed to inform his wife of his political and social beliefs. Mrs. White plans to stay in America for now. White, who said he never expected to remarry, will devote himself to intellectual pursuits and the potter's wheel.
Samuel Leopold alias Frank TiWell also known as David S. White was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Gleavy and Ring for larceny of 594 dollars using worthless checks from Kalman Bernstein of Newark New Jersey. He is held for Newark Police. Harding hosts Overseas Writers luncheon in Washington.
New York police officers renamed by adopting a foundling girl at St Vincent de Paul Church. The infant, christened Marie, drew godfather Patrolman Thomas Kiernan as the force rallied to care for her, with Lt Baxter directing milk and quiet from the station.
The intersection of School Stone and Cabot streets in Beverly was dedicated yesterday as Matthew Kelcher Square to honor Matthew Keliher of Beverly who died in the Philippines while serving in the regular army during the Spanish-American war.
Mrs Rose M Brown of Manchester New Hampshire reports gaining 20 pounds in four weeks after using Tanlac. She describes severe stomach trouble over two years with bloating headaches and poor appetite which disappeared after four bottles restoring appetite and digestion.
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