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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
7
Mrs. Charles H. Smith of 271 Lake Avenue Newton Highlands celebrated her centennial at her daughter’s home with many guests and messages. She was born in Tavistock England and came to America at twelve. Her husband died in 1906. they had a golden wedding in 1899. three children joined the observance.
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad filed with a New York court to modify a consent decree so the New Haven can gain representation on Boston and Maine’s board. Hearing on April 8 precedes a board election on April 10, with the New Haven holding 28 percent of B and M stock.
Leon G. Morrill of Brookline testified in Dedham Superior Court about his wife Florence R. Morrill and co respondents Douglas B. Carter and Seth K. Chase. He described repeated social outings with Carter and Mrs Morrill including a Marblehead moonlight picnic and late returns from Paragon Park exposing alleged misconduct.
The advertisement promotes Eczema O D C X Z MA as a cure for eczema and boils acne and pimples with testimonials from James D Dewey Sergeant John E Winslow Charles E Fay James Dempsey and many Boston residents. It notes physician endorsement and sale through druggists or the O D C Company office 38 West Street Boston at $2.00 or mail prepaid.
Morrill will resume his testimony this morning at 10 o'clock. An extended conference yesterday between counsel and Judge Brown aimed to settle the case out of court. No agreement was reached and the trial opened shortly before 8 p.m.
Nashua New Hampshire April 4 William Simonds 65 a Nashua Mills striker was found dead in his lodging house and those aware of the case say he starved to death He had no local relatives a daughter with unknown address and a sister in Penacook The death follows eight weeks of the strike at the mill where he worked.
Mass Farm Labor Bureau warns against unskilled applicants and urges emphasis on farming skill. Public notices cite last season placing 300+ men in state jobs with wages from 3 to 75 dollars monthly plus housing for married workers. Boston Post editorial contends 400 to 800 could be employed with 35 to 50 dollars monthly and found.
Chicago April 4 The writer notes aging and prefers traditional flappers but expresses liking for wild girls in a casual remark attributed to Booth Tarkington during a city event. The quote reflects social attitudes of the era and public amusements.
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