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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
12
The libel case against Mayor Percy W. Wheeler was postponed until Thursday at 10 a m due to interest in the launching of the fishing boat Henry Ford. Judge Edward B. O'Brien granted the delay after denying Wheeler’s motion to dismiss.
An advertisement claims Eczema Cure remedies restore skin and clear up acne and pimples. It cites testimonials including James D. Dewey and Sergeant John B H Winslow, urging patients to consult physicians and buy tubes sold for $2.00, with office in Boston and mail orders available. The notice asks investigators to review the statements.
Marguerite Marsh, once known as Lovie Marsh, is Mae Marsh's sister. She began on screen in Runaway June and now appears in Boom erang Bill with Lionel Barrymore and Iron O Gold with Dustin Farnum.
Dearing appears in the miniature musical comedy Be Yourself on the Los Angeles stage and plans to resume her pictorial work soon. Miss Marsh is described as unusually pretty with auburn hair and blue eyes.
Famous Players Lasky announces The Devil's Pawn a Pola Negri feature this month adapting The Yellow Ticket stage hit Florence Reed starred on stage Anita Stewart led Vitagraph screen version of the play
The Selznick Company presented Owen Moore's new comedy reported missing at the Ritz-Carlton. Critics call it one of the most entertaining and amusing releases from Selznick.
A three ring circus backdrop frames a cast including Cullen Landis Madge Bellamy Noah Beery and Charlie the elephant. They join Howe's great London circus for a three week Central and Southern California tour after winter quarters end at Palo Alto California.
Several sons of prominent brokers bankers and financiers appear in the stock exchange setting of Shackles of Gold at Fox studios. The party includes Douglas Robinson 2nd nephew of the late President Roosevelt and Theodore Price son of a cotton broker, plus Kenneth Walker and Louis Scott sons of bankers.
Last Sunday night the Manhattan limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad carried Owen Moore and his wife Kathleen Perry, Blaie Hammerstein and Niles Welsh with Ralph H. Ince and Myron Selznick, en route to the United Studios in Los Angeles for future Selznick pictures.
Brookline Lillian Dove is not married. Herbert Rawlinson's wife Roberta Arnold acts in The First Year on the New York stage. Rawlinson has begun divorce proceedings. Josie S Castleton and Barbara Castleton appear with Charles Richman at Fox studio New York. Tessie Orange Norma Talmadge's Smilin Thru slated release. The Duchess de Langlais not yet released. Thomas Meighan's The Proxy Daddy If You Believe It It Is So Our Leading Citizen not released. Thelma H Dorothy Dalton in Moron of the Lady Letty Annie G Kathleen Clifford in vaudeville. Harry Myers in Robinson Crusoe at Universal. Address questions to Prunella Hall Boston Post.
A light humorous piece about the vacation period written by Mere dith Nicholson to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The author sketches seaside scenes and leisure scenarios with a playful tone and crisp observations.
The article explains practical at home tests to check dye fastness under laundering sunlight perspiration and wear. It highlights washing a sample, exposing to sun, blotting tests with acid, and window-drying to reveal color changes, noting linings and silk differences.
An old ad touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a remedy for dry scaly scalps and thinning hair. It promises scalp normalization, removal of scales, and glossy natural hair after a week of daily use. Barbers endorse it and offer applications for 15 cents. Available from stores or T Noonan & Sons Co., Boston.
The article notes that weight and handling affect dyeing, with fading common in wear. Cotton and wool take dyes well, with wool retaining color longer. Some colors such as lavenders greens and blues fade more easily depending on fiber. printed designs can damage materials due to printing chemicals.
Commissioner Herbert A. Wilson and officials witnessed a tear gas bomb demonstration at police headquarters. In a sealed third floor room the bomb was released and within 45 seconds participants, tearful and fatigued, concluded it would be effective against a mob.
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