Moonshine Case Ends with Guilty Verdict in Lawrence
Mike Chicovich of Andover paid a $250 fine after being found guilty in District Court of illegal keeping of liquor. Police traced the case to testimony by Alexander Kalakovich, whose home yielded a quantity of moonshine. The judge noted unlawful transport despite the defendant's stated mortgage payoff motive.
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Salt Water Drys Natural Oil of Hair Remedy
Salt water bathing tends to strip the natural oil from the scalp and hair, leaving hair stiff and coarse. A summer favorite at beaches is Noonan’s Hair Petrole rubbed into the scalp after bathing, restoring natural fluffiness and vigor and curing dandruff. Sold by barbers at fifteen cents per application or one dollar per bottle at drug stores and Noonan & Sons, 38 Portland St., Boston.
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Paris fashion clash over long skirts and bobbed hair
In a Boston tea room, American young women debate fashion dictates pushing for longer skirts and hair piled high, with a modishly dressed speaker protesting bobbed hair and the new rules announced in papers.
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Boston
Women Voice Fashion Rules For Hair and Skirts
Women debate hair and skirt standards amid fashion reform talk in a department store setting. Workers criticize wigs and hairdressing profits while managers push hygiene and modesty as skirts trend toward ankle length or longer.
Debs Pressure Grows on Harding to Free Debs
A flood of telegrams and letters to the White House urging Eugene V. Debs release from Atlanta Penitentiary has surged in recent days. White House aides note most messages favor Debs and some show coordinated pressure aimed at President Harding.
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United News
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Bulldog Defies Patrolman Over Abandoned Car
Patrolman Frank Miller faced a belligerent bulldog protecting an apparently ownerless car on Newspaper row. The dog blocked the curb as the officer tried to move the vehicle, until owner Winthrop R. Heyes of Melrose arrived and admitted a traffic violation.
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Melrose
Five civil service appointments named by Mayor’s Office
The Mayor announced yesterday at City Hall five temporary clerks in the assessing department and three in the printing department under civil service rules.
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Watermelon Sent to President Harding Weighs 76 Pounds
A 76 pound watermelon and 30 inches long 32 inches in circumference was sent by express to President Harding from Turlock California today. The grower expects it to reach Washington around the time of the president's return from New Hampshire.
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