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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
5
Police Superintendent Crowley issues a lengthy No Accident Week list urging careful driving and child safety. The rules cover vehicles, parents, homes, and sidewalks with explicit cautions on speed, signaling, watching for children, and avoiding hazards.
Mrs Stella Shaw of 808 Columbia Street Hudson New York recounts years of anemia after jaundice fatigue and dull color. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength appetite and shoulder pain relief after a course of treatment. Pills cost sixty cents a box with a free booklet available from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
Dublin reports Ignace Paderewski neglects piano to lead Poland through crisis while Eamon De Valera, Ireland's president, seeks relief from strain by returning to the piano. De Valera, once a brilliant musician, now finds solace in Beethoven, hymns, and church anthems for short periods each day.
Waterville Me Sept 23 Colby College began its 1024 year with the largest entering class in its history registering 189 new students including 61 women President Arthur J Roberts urged students to act as brothers keepers and to curb extravagant spending He urged honest daily work and prudent money use.
United States Marshal Bernard Bradley of 28 Harvest Street Dorchester took the oath before the Supreme Judicial Court yesterday. Bradley, a World War II veteran, has served as a deputy marshal for six years and under four materials. He graduated from Suffolk Law School and recently passed the bar exam.
The article highlights Thoras H Ince as a leading director producer with credits such as Civilization Extravagance String Beans and What s Your Husband Doing. Following the Associated Producers and First National merger he aims to produce 28 special films over the next three years.
Francis Ford resumes directing duties after months away and appears in full makeup as he takes an important role in The Lady from Longacre, a Fox feature starring William Russell.
Tom Mix finishes Say It Out and begins The Go Getter with Eva Novak as the distressed heroine. The star’s usual heroic rescue tone drives the production as filming starts within a day.
Hollywood reports Washington Irving’s Sleepy Hollow to be filmed with a famous male star in the role of Ichabod Crane. The production plans to shoot scenes in Tarrytown, New York, the tale’s original setting.
After seasons in silent film including two in Italy Marie Doro will return to the speaking stage this fall in the play Lilies of the Field.
A reader queries details about Dorothy Dalton and the film Moron of the Lady Letty, Miriam Cooper, Virginia Ruppe, Virginia Valli, Bert Lytell, and other studio personnel. The letter provides partial corrections and addresses for Hollywood contacts and notes on actors such as Monte Blue and Zena Keefe.
An outdoor mission service will be held at 7 o clock this evening on the lawn of the Church of the Epiphany in Dorchester. Speakers Mercer and Hadley, renowned New York business leaders, headline the eight day mission, with Hadley also addressing Sunday at Greenwood Memorial Church. The Alfred men’s Bible classes of Dorchester organize the event.
Manley Kerns of Lansing and William Graver of Chicago, University of Michigan students, were killed instantly near Ann Arbor when their car struck a tractor on the road four miles north of the city early today.
Washington September 23 The Senate foreign relations committee approved the peace treaties negotiated by the administration with Germany Austria and Hungary but attached two reservations.
Two reservations to the Versailles pacts drew White House support in principle and Senate debate loomed. Senator Borah opposed ratification with reservations while Lodge and Democratic members backed reporting the treaties favorably for early Senate discussion.
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Daugherty will not summon Ku Klux Klan leaders for a conference for at least a week. He is under advisement on whether to confer as part of the department’s Klan investigation and will define the scope of federal action and necessary steps.
City Councillor Edward F. McLaughlin announced he will seek re election to the Council in December. He completes his first three year term next January and aims to continue serving during the mayoralty contest now taking shape.
Seven former Cambridge mayors attended the funeral of Miss Georgie W. Sanborn, the city hall stenographer who died Tuesday after 25 years in service. The Rev Frank O Holmes presided at Harvard Street Unitarian Church, with burial at Mt Hope Cemetery.
Thomas J. Schuyler of 39 Warwick St Boston says Tanlac cured his years of stomach trouble and indigestion making him feel 30 years younger. He reports better sleep and improved health for his wife as well. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
Investigators and bank examiners fail to reveal any profit by Miss Mackey while rumors of a love affair between the bank’s former cashier and its book keeper are dismissed by townspeople who know both individuals.
The Me gunticook National Bank faced a $257 000 defalcation by cashier Bean aided by bookkeeper Mackey. Federal examiners, led by Daniel Mulloney, rallied to salvage the insolvent institution. Wealthy summer residents formed Camden Securities to cover the deficit. the bank was later sold to Security Trust Company as a branch.
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