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Vingie E. Roe writes Wonderful Outdoor Story to be featured in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
10
Vingie E. Roe writes Wonderful Outdoor Story to be featured in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to darken gray hair and restore gloss. Claims the old grandmother recipe with Sage Tea and Sulphur, improved with other ingredients, provides natural, even color that appears by morning.
James P. Nagle was fined $5 for jaywalking in Central Court and appealed. The case involved an officer thrusting him back into a crowd, a passerby claims, and a report that Nagle’s handbag flew as his foot was run over by a passing car. Stanley T. Cobb supported Nagle’s version, while the officer stood by that Nagle was underfoot. Superior Court will review the matter.
The plea in abatement filed by Herbert Parker for Attorney General J Weston Allen will be argued Wednesday. Judge Fessenden set the hearing after a conference with counsel and the district attorney. Allen contends the grand jury faced improper pressure by Pelletier as all members were expected to be called to testify.
Washington April 3 The Senate immigration committee favors a bill extending the present three per cent quota restriction for two more years from next July 1. The House recently passed a one year extension. Senator Harris Democrat of Georgia proposed the extra year to avoid expiration during Congress recess.
The Boston Public Library displays two exhibits centering on Dr Hale and Ulysses S Grant. Hale’s varied works cover history biography and philanthropy, while Grant’s memoirs letters and war maps illuminate his Civil War leadership and the Union’s rise.
Miss Olivia M. P. Stone, a graduate nurse, collapsed on the witness stand for the second time during her murder trial in Brooklyn. She was revived but deemed unable to continue, and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
Police Commissioner Enright alleges a former butler masterminded a $60,000 jewel theft at Washington Square, linking the suspect to a 1917 robbery of Albert R. Shattuck. Shattuck and his household were imprisoned in a wine vault but survived as bolts were unscrewed with a penknife and dime. Arrests are expected soon as police review a wider New England-connected crew.
A clipped report notes criminal activity aimed at affluent households in multiple states, outlining incidents affecting mansions and estates. No further details available in the fragment.
Attleboro report details Mrs. Charles H. Stone of 4 Holman street on the danger list at Sturdy Memorial Hospital after a St. Bernard chased a cat on Park street. The cat sprang at the dog, sending it into a doorway as bystanders intervened.
A dog struck Mia Sterne, knocking her to the sidewalk where she suffered a fractured left hip and left wrist along with internal injuries. The animal ran on while a cat pursued. Officer John carried Mrs. Stone into the drug store for care before hospital transport.
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