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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
An advertisement touts sulfur for eczema claiming rapid relief from itching and irritation. It promises soothing, healing effects and clear skin with daily application like cold cream, urging readers to obtain a small jar from a druggist.
A district court arraignment cleared several partygoers after a New Boston event on April 3. John FR, 18, of 1008 Washington Street, and Leonard Benfidi, 26, of 65 Astor Street, were fined ten dollars for public drunkenness. Others named were dismissed.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district court ruling denying an injunction. O S Sullivan Rubber Company sought to Stop Genuine Rubber Company from marketing a rubber heel alleging infringement. The decision marks a substantial victory for O S Sullivan in the patent related dispute.
In Windham Vermont G F Carlton posts a stark sign at a prime trout stream declaring Notice Fish and be damned Worms back of barn Boy to help dig G F Carlton The sign contrasts with nearby landowners who close streams with No fishing notices Carlton praises anglers who respect his property while noting others severely restrict access as Vermont opens the trout season
Massachusetts has an agreement with publishers of periodicals named National Hygiene American Infant Hygiene National Baby Hygiene and similar titles to stop oral solicitations unless the sale is clearly stated as a commercial enterprise. Judge Sisk ruled in equity on the motion.
A session of the Superior Court granted an injunction ordering restraining the defendants in accordance with the order issued. The ruling enforces prohibitions pending further legal action or hearings.
The funeral of Lieut. Col. Beck and the burial of his wife Ashes followed his body from Oklahoma City where Beck shot Judge Day over alleged advances to Mrs Day. The pair are interred in Arlington National Cemetery as an army board reviews the case.
The piece urges every head of family to eat more fruit for health and fewer doctors. It advises buying in season, avoiding bruised fruit, selecting heavy thin skinned citrus, and using small fruits promptly. It emphasizes canning or preserving excess fruit as economical waste elimination.
A 1922 Public Ledger note reviews a short story about a young man seeking employment and not being choosy, told in a lively, engaging tone. The piece highlights the humor and character focus of the work.
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