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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
11
Poem celebrates an old shipyard as a haven where veterans of the seas gather. Vivid sensory lines evoke oakum tar and caulking hammers, rigging, hulls, and the scent of paint. It reflects sailors’ lore, shared chants, and the promise of voyage beyond the wharf.
A reader asks about a wife seeking finer surroundings while her husband, the breadwinner, should set the tone. The Sewing Circle invites letters with real names for a $5 prize debating whether a woman should push for better homes or stay put for family welfare. Various contributors discuss moving for better neighborhoods, financial means, and the roles of men and women, urging tact and compromise.
A Sunday Post recipe page features Tomato and Celery Salad with tomato boil and straining, gelatine, and celery garnish, plus Corn Fritters, Pineapple Shortcake, Fried Chicken with cream gravy, and Pineapple Drink. Includes names and addresses of contributors Mrs Lilltan Cass and Mrs H W Fennell.
In Manchester New Hampshire Rev J B Buckley rector of St Josephs Cathedral and chancellor of the diocese was appointed vicar general succeeding Rt Rev Homne M O Leary who was consecrated bishop of Springfield Ma. Rev Father Buckley remains in Manchester as does Rev Thomas J Connor D D assistant chancellor elevated to chancellor.
Franklin D. Roosevelt once assistant secretary of the navy is convalescing at Campobello New Brunswick after pneumonia threats. Physicians report gradual improvement though still very ill. He plans to return to Hyde Park next week if recovery continues.
Sue, Nora’s plain elder sister, longs for respect and easier life under luxury. A chance meeting with Rex Cartwright, a wealthy artist, leads to a day of freedom and attention. Cartwright later dubs Sue his model for a painting titled Dark-Eyed Susan, signaling a budding connection and a shift in Sue’s social standing.
Vivian Vane portrays Jack and Jill as they argue over hosting a sprained aunt and her child, then endure mishaps and plans for a double trip. Jill presses Jack to care for his sister’s daughter Wilmette, while Jack’s injury prompts comic resistance and shifting hospitality.
Jack recalls a trip promised by his mother while Jill questions his smile. He explains he fell down the stairs after calling for mother and treated his elbow with iodine to prevent infection. The iodine supposedly cured the injury, prompting laughter and disbelief.
Little Nancy Deaver declares happiness before the camera after starring opposite Eugene O Brien in Chivalrous Charlie. Her screen debut came in The Law of the Yukon. Born in Australia, she trained in pantomime and vaudeville, later joining Selznick’s latest release.
The Far East Productions Company backed by San Francisco capitalists plans a new production based on The Lagoon of Desire by W. F. Alder. The team includes Edward Hearn Ruth Renick Walt Whitman and director Arthur Rosson and they sail to a South Seas island to shoot the picture.
Harry Beaumont, who directed Viola Dana in her first screen production eight years ago, has been engaged by Metro to direct Miss Dana in a series of pictures. Beaumont's wife Hazel Daly is a film actress and recently acted with Tom Moore in Beating the Game.
Ivan Lindow the giant wrestler from Cappy Ricks accepts a part in the picture after being told he would perform rough-and-tumble fights nearly every day during filming. He finds acting nearly as rigorous as his athletic training under Tommie Meighan in this stirring drama.
Answers list Peggy Johnny Jones as the child actor in The Adventures of Edgar for Goldwyn and notes Emory John with Bebe Daniels in Two Weeks With Pay with Bebe Daniels aged twenty two, and mentions Ruth Roland.
On a perfect Thursday at Plymouth harbor the Mayflower replica rode near shore as Dallin's Massasoit statue and a granite memorial bench were showcased. The main event was the Mayflower Descendants dedication of a monument to the first winter dead, carried with flowers by attendees at First Church then Cole's Hill. Names of the 46 buried are etched on the stone, including Rose Standish and Priscilla Alden, bringing the story vividly to life.
In Suffolk County Superior Court Judge Sanderson named Charles H. McIntyre of Boston and Marcus Norton Jr. of Newton as receivers for the Whitney Lumber Company of Salem. The firm faces about 50 000 in liabilities with assets estimated 15 000 to 20 000. Receivers will preserve assets and convert them to cash for creditors.
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