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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
7
A postal plane en route from Washington to Newark crashed in fog over the Orange Mountains in New Jersey and burned about 300 pounds of mail. Pilot Wesley L. Smith was lightly injured as the craft struck trees and burst into flames.
Advertisement touts Poslam as the cure for eczema and acne, claiming rapid soothing and smoothing effects. It invites readers to test the product on the hardest spot and note morning improvement, noting free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Edith Salter Fournier of Boston arrives in Holyoke seeking Hector Fournier the longtime Dwight street baker. Records show he married Edith in 1898 after a separation, remarried a Malone New York woman who died of influenza, then wed a third wife Mary E. Mears of Holyoke after the second wife’s death. He left his business and effects to his sister.
Preliminary reports of the price investigation covering coal, shoe and clothing prices in Maine have been forwarded to the Department of Justice by Clarence D. McKean of the bureau of investigation in Portland. Further information will be required before final reports are issued.
Mrs. R. P. Priest of Winchester offered tips on hat renovation at the Clothing Information Bureau in Hamilton Place. She advised choosing hats to suit facial features, dyeing straw hats with market dyes, ironing misshapen brims, steaming and recoloring flowers, and crafting fashionable turbans from odds and ends.
East Boston Voitz Club hosts an informal reunion dance in St. Mary’s Hall on Saratoga Street Friday evening. Men in blue denim and women in gingham will lead the program with Mayor Peters, Congressman Tague and Colonel Logan in attendance. Committee members include Albert V. Shaw as chair and Thomas A. Winston among others.
Formal notice in Lansing, Michigan announces the reorganization of the Ford Motor Company and related interests into a Delaware corporation with $100,000,000 capital. The new firm will consolidate autos tractors and other ventures and may manufacture aircraft locomotives and railroad cars. Henry Ford Edsel Ford and Mrs Henry Ford expected to hold stock.
Ten civilians died and 21 were wounded in a confrontation between strikers and gendarmes in Laibach capital of Carniola during the ongoing conflict.
At a Boston City Club meeting yesterday, officers for the coming year were elected: President George H. Ellis 1st vice president Dr Charles H Thurber 2nd vice president Frank V Thompson secretary John J Walsh and treasurer Adolphus B Beeching. Walsh and Beeching were re elected. May meeting to appoint committees.
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