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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1921
Page
5
Wilfred Mulveney and co defendants faced Superior Criminal Court on a Boston brokerage case. Mulveney pleaded not guilty and was held on $5000 bail pending trial.
Mary and Doug Wilded by crowds in Boston as 75 000 fans showered flowers and shouted greetings at a banquet and two matinees for The Three Musketeers at the Selwyn Theatre. Police escorted the Post machine through packed crowds along Commonwealth Avenue to Tremont and Boylston, with cheers from 500 to 2000 followers outside the Hotel Touraine.
Mildred Cram writes Signor Pug in Romance Unlimited printed in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The tale promises new adventures for the eponymous character with humor and charm.
An advertisement promises relief from kidney and bladder trouble and rheumatic pains. It offers a free 32 dose bottle of The Williams Treatment if readers send a notice with name and address and 10 cents for postage. Limited to one bottle per address and family.
The Boston City Council adopts a resolution praising the Boston Post and condemn the Ku Klux Klan as un-American and criminal. It urges citizens to discourage the Klan and thanks the Boston Post for exposing its sordid activities and hate propaganda.
Will Payne presents The Age of Chivalry as a thrilling feature to be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, signaling a dramatic exploration of medieval ideals and modern echoes. The piece promises vivid scenes and fast pacing.
The piece discusses the Irish British conference prospects with De Valera rejecting terms, Sinn Fein insisting on full discussion, and both sides seeking peace amid distrust. British and Irish leaders foresee possible talks while Irish Republican Army morale remains high and prepared for renewed conflict if talks fail. Sir James Craig returns to Belfast to chair cabinet and discuss the deaths of two automobile salesmen with a murder charge against Harvey W. Church.
Will Payne crafts an unusual magazine feature for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece, titled The Age of Chivalry, explores historic ideals and their modern echoes in society.
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