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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
10
Cross Visiting Cards engraving of plate script name only. Printing of cards per 100 dollars two fifty. Shaded Roman antique Roman or shaded Old English offered with prices on request. Wedding place cards noted as worthy of attention.
Washington dispatch reports the Senate finance committee rejected or sharply altered many House tax proposals. Notable moves include restoring transportation taxes only for 1922 at half rates, keeping current rates on several items, and approving selective reductions while deferring others. The panel also kept 411 luxury taxes repealed but delayed decisions on manufacturers' taxes.
The Mildred Cram tale Romance Unlimited will appear in full in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Boston opened its school year with an estimated attendance of 111000, including 90000 elementary pupils and 21000 high school students. Superintendent Frank V Thompson cites a strong rise in high school enrollments, with 2100 more than any prior year and only minor overcrowding.
Gilman Holmes a Black man was seized by a mob of about 500 in Columbia Louisiana while being moved to safety after an alleged incident involving Sidney Manheim station agent. Holmes was hanged to a tele phone pole, shot multiple times, cut down and burned.
Brigadier General Lawrence J. Logan died suddenly Tuesday night. Funeral services will be at the Logan residence 560 East Broadway South Boston with a solemn high mass at Gate of Heaven Church at 10 oclock. Plans aim to have the entire 9th Infantry Regiment M N G march in his honor.
Neurasthenia is an American illness caused by overwork, worry, and poor diet. It can be treated at home with Dr Williams Pink Pills, with testimonials from Mrs. Fred Merchant Hartford man Joseph Landry and others, plus guidance on nutrition and blood health.
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