Standing Collar Note Featured With Evening Attire
A new note describes the standing collar worn with afternoon frocks or fancy suits. It is typically embellished and finished with a string tie, offering a refined finishing touch to formal wear.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1922
Page
9
A new note describes the standing collar worn with afternoon frocks or fancy suits. It is typically embellished and finished with a string tie, offering a refined finishing touch to formal wear.
A vintage ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic for the aged. It claims to purify blood and bolster vitality by removing toxins, with benefits for health from childhood to old age and noting physician recommendations for thirty years. It notes availability in liquid and tablet forms through druggists.
A Brookline divorce case features Morrill admitting kissing customs in his circle, detailing how he controlled finances at home, kept his wife from social or entertainment spending, and spent heavily on detectives to monitor her. He describes a White Mountains trip with a young woman and reports a strained, unkind separation period.
A clash on field street left bicycle rider badly cut and two assailants in custody after a chase up Garfield street. George Espanos was arrested on an iron pipe assault charge, while Frank Consol face a separate cutting charge at Patchogue Plymouth Mill. Mills closures followed, as clergy committee negotiates with mills including Pacific Katama and Pemberton to curb violence during the extended strike.
Representative Hall of Leominster yesterday offered in the House an order to print 000 copies of the attorney general and respondents counsel arguments along with the Tufts and Pelletier court decision for House document in the rules committee.
New York Supreme Court Justice Morschauser granted a divorce to 16 year old Josephine Necerato of Mamaroneck from her husband Joseph Necerato aged 22. The pair married in 1919 when he was 13. The attorney said annulment would take at least a year, the client sought immediate freedom.
Eleanor M. Hutchinson of Reading is chosen president of the Wheaton Student Government Association for next year. Anna F. Wrye of Newton is vice-president and Muriel B. Reynolds of Waterbury is secretary. Gertrude M. Haines of Moorestown is elected treasurer. Hutchinson has served as treasurer and secretary and represented Wheaton at Silver Bay YWCA convention and Simmons College conference.
Mrs. Evelyn DuLong formerly of Cambridge and Arlington Heights is reported slightly improved but still on the danger list after attempting suicide by swallowing five corrosive sublimate tablets at the Clarendon Hotel Thursday night. She was unconscious most of yesterday but regained consciousness and was resting more comfortably last evening.
Lieutenant Paul Ward Beck Jr of the ordnance branch arrived at Fort Sill Oklahoma to attend the inquest into the death of his father Lieutenant Colonel Beck who was slain last Tuesday by Jean P Day. The son and other family members will accompany the body to Arlington National Cemetery for burial in Washington.
Mrs. Mary Smith gains divorce from Arthur L. Smith president of the Rhode Island Senate after a deposition described extreme cruelty and gross misbehavior. Custody and alimony to be decided next Tuesday in Superior Court. Readings include letters from Miss Mary A. Oday of Pawtucket and accounts of outings on Narragansett Bay with Smith and Miss Oday.
Mrs. Smith details alleged affair with Miss Oday aided by private detective. Letters from 1919 refer to a "happy dear girl" and "your commodore" as dates, with trips, a Boston stay, a troop ship, and a planned alimony budget. Detective Giblin notes frequent car rides and visits to a Providence home and a bungalow encounter.
New York April 7 James Speyer international banker and Salvation Army drive head must resign from one of his two roles Commander Evangeline Booth announced after reports of Speyer attending an anti prohibition rally Booth said he cannot lead the drive if Speyer remains linked to anti liquor actions Speyer was reported to be in Hot Springs Virginia at his home when contacted by reporters.
Irish radical Countess Georgiana Markiewicz lands in New York aboard the Aquitania for a speaking tour. She denounces Collins and Griffith as traitors and says she would go to jail or even die rather than accept allegiance to Britain. Accompanied by Kathleen Barry and Thomas O Connor the delegation's secretary she reports friendly treatment by the crew but hostile passengers.
Prices listed for apples Baldwin No 1 No 3 30 northern eight dollars and eight tenths per hundred pounds and other fruit and livestock rates appear in a fragmented Boston wholesale market snippet. Names of apple grades and assorted animal products are interspersed with odd spellings and incomplete figures.
A dense list of farm commodities and prices including CORN Transit yellow varieties, ORNMEAL bolted, hay and straw, oats, oats transit, cottonseed meal, rye flour, wheat, and live poultry prices. Mentions Young America, 76-Tigi yellow, No. 2 yellow corn, and refined sugar pricing. Contains multiple price per hundredweight and per sack figures.
Births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Muldoon of Winthrop on April 6 at Chelsea Memorial Hospital and other listed births with Chelsea and Boston addresses. A long list of obituaries notes funeral details for Adams, Allen, Anderson, Barron, Black, Bowser, Burke, Callahan, Nee, Donovan, Farrell, Gibbons, Johnson, Kendall, Levee, Loring, Marshall, McCarthy, McGowan, McLaughlin, Morrison, O’Keefe, Ryan, Shannon, Stengman, and others with dates, places, and burial plans across East Boston, Charlestown, Brookline, and nearby towns.
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