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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
10
Advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm as a soothing antiseptic remedy for colds and catarrh. It claims immediate relief from nasal congestion and throat inflammation, with a small bottle easing hawking and snuffling and credits over fifty years of familiar use.
Harry B. Smith of New York, named assistant trade commissioner in London, legally becomes Harry B. Allen Smith to prevent confusion with H. B. Smith, trade representative in Warsaw. Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel approved after he explained how government business could be delayed.
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions opened its 112th annual session at Harvard Church in Brookline with President Howard C. Moore presiding. Treasurer Frederick A. Gaskins reported the year closed without new deficit and a reduction of last year’s deficit to 161,929.89 dollars, following strong donor support.
The Bostonian Society at the Old State House thanked the Boston fire and protective companies for saving its relics after the April fire. Frank W. Bayley gave an illustrated lecture titled Gilbert Stuart as a Historian with slides of Revolutionary portraits.
Screen gossip praises Tom Meighan as a wholesome virile hero loved by business people young college crowds and matrons. The article notes his genuine acting and lists Paramount titles including The Conquest of Canaan Cappy Ricks A Prince There Was and If You Believe It It Is So. He has been married to Frances Rington for over ten years.
Jane Novak's name to light up Chester Bennett productions. Her first picture The Dice Woman stars J. Frank Glendon as her lead, signaling a new era for the studio and its audience.
Gladys Walton has begun work on Sandman, her newest Universal picture. Marion Davies is busy at West Coast studios in Beauty's Worth. The Sawmill is Larry Lemon's latest Vitagraph comedy. Kathleen O Connor leads in the comedy with Pearl White being presented by Fox in Without Fear with Robert Elliott in the male lead.
Tom Santschi abandons cowboy garb for Fifth Avenue attire as he fronts Pauline Frederick in the Robertson-Cole production Judith of Blue Lake Ranch. The shift signals a new era for the star in a period drama set around ranch life and romance.
Critics agree the Gelznick special A Man's Home is a splendidly artistic photoplay. It is realistic, consistent, full of human interest and suspense with Ralph Ince directing and an all star cast led by Matt Moore Kathryn Williams Grace Valentine Harry Morey Faire Binney and Roland Bottomley.
PRUNELLA HALL answers readers from The Boston Post confirming Lillian Gish is not married and clarifying casting details for several films. Roland Bottomley stars opposite in a picture, Jane Eyre adaptation stars Ma bel Ballin, Wesley Barry now 14 and under Marshall Neilan, Robert Ellis in Handcuffs or Kisses, Julia Swayne Gordon among Vitagraph veterans, Evelyn Nelson as Angel in The Broken Spur.
Six thousand invitations go out for a mass meeting next Saturday evening at Unity House Boston where former Senator Albert J Beveridge will discuss The Value of the Direct Primary. The event is arranged by the Massachusetts League of Women Voters with many notable invitees including Mrs George R Feering Mrs Charles Sumner Bird Jeremiah Driscoll Miss Gertrude Hays Mayor Peters and B Loring Young.
President and Mrs. Harding depart Washington aboard the Mayflower for Yorktown Virginia to mark the 140th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender and to speak at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. A government party including Hughes Mellon Weeks Hoover and others accompany them. the Mayflower returns Thursday morning.
Merrill W. Osgood of Boston filed in Suffolk Probate Court to determine if he is living apart from his wife Ruth M. Osgood for justifiable cause. A ruling in his favor would release him from needing her signature on his conveyances and from supporting her.
Portland news notes Judge John P. Deering of Saco will again seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination next June after losing to the late Frederic H. Parkhurst in last year’s primaries. His formal announcement is expected soon.
Governor Baxter issued a proclamation naming November 11 Armistice and Disarmament Day in Maine. The notice marks Armistice Day, 1921, with twofold aims in the state observance.
Mrs Mary Schuyler of 39 Warwick Street Boston declares Tanlac transformed her health after years of stomach trouble and weakness. She reports restored appetite, better sleep, steady nerves and renewed energy for housework after three bottles. Tanlac distributed by International Proprietaries Inc sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
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