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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1922
Page
7
President Harding has been invited to attend an open air rally at Salem Willows on August 23 hosted by the Essex County district of the Women’s Republican Club of Massachusetts. Invitation was sent by Mrs. Charles M. Masury, district governor.
Governor Cox will speak at the rally joined by Congressman A P Andrew and Mrs Charles Sumner Bird. The event highlights support for the current program and voices from state and federal leaders are expected.
Mrs Emma H Kelley of Brooklyn struck as she left church in Waveland Nantasket yesterday morning. She suffered painful cuts and bruises and possible internal injuries. The automobile was driven by Robert J Cottle of Roxbury a clerk at 29 Central Street Roxbury, who witnesses say drove into the crowd leaving mass, apparently not familiar with its operation.
U S Department of Labor figures show 15 of 24 cities reporting higher retail food prices from June 15 to July 15. Increases ranged from under 1 percent in several cities to 8 percent in Bridgeport, New Haven, and Manchester Portland areas, while Philadelphia Richmond and others saw declines around 2 percent.
Helen Jerome Eddy plans to star in Love's Coming of Age with Ray Carroll producing as Carroll-Eddy debuts through Robertson-Cole. Eddy rose to notice opposite George Beban and appears in The Ten-Dollar Raise and The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Other notes reference Thorton Hall in London stage plans, Tom Mix's Just Tony, Dotty Love in Forget-Me-Not, St Elmo with John Gilbert, and Emmett Flynn directing A Fool There Was.
Film industry circles report D W Griffith will star Mae Marsh and George Hackathorne in his next production. Marsh is in London working on a British project and Hackathorne is known for Gavin Dishart in The Little Minister.
Leah Baird has recovered from appendicitis and is planning the film All Mine with Richard Tucker opposite her. Mildred Harris, ex Mrs Charlie Chaplin, is in Los Angeles in a vaudeville sketch and will appear on Broadway this fall in a Sam Harris play. Max Linder, the French comedian, is in Paris making a nine reel comedy and will return to Los Angeles to resume film work.
Albert E. Smith president of Vitagraph returns from a month in England and France where he studied film conditions and sought foreign locations for new productions. He was accompanied by his wife actress Jean Paige.
The Paramount picture The Man Who Saw Tomorrow is now fully cast with Leatrice Joy Theodore Roberts Eva Novak Albert Skoscoe June Elvidge John Miltern Lawrence Wheat and Alec Francis. Alfred Green directs with the megaphone in this star laden lineup.
Frank Borzage, famed for Humor esque, prepares to direct Peter B. Skyne's The Pride of Palomar at West Coast studios for Cosmopolitan. Forrest Stanley cast as lead male.
Mrs J M S of Cambridge states she does not know of any house near Boston related to a show. The remark appears in a local notice column, leaving readers seeking clarification on the event or venue.
An old health note recommends coconut oil shampoo as a safe alternative to harsh soaps. It says falsified cocoanut oil shampoo cleanses scalp without drying hair, creates rich lather, and leaves hair shiny and manageable. It notes the product is cheap and available at drug stores.
Federal Judge Julian W. Mack of Chicago will be guest of honor at a reception in Temple Israel Nantasket Kenberma tomorrow evening. The event is organized by the Jewish colony leaders with Lourie as committee chair. A dinner will follow the reception.
Paris reports the reparations commission rejected8 to1 a plan granting Germany a year end moratorium on reparations and rejected a 2 500 000 monthly payment proposal. The decision, led by Sir John Bradbury, postpones action until after the London conference.
The Hull fire department hosts its annual midsummer ball tomorrow in the Paragon Park ball room. Proceeds are pledged as freely donated funds to support the department and community safety efforts.
Summer residents of Hull contribute to a Hull Firemen's Relief Association benefit. Chief Henry Stevens serves as floor marshal with help from fire department captains, lieutenants, and a squad of regular firemen. Herbert Olsen chairs arrangements assisted by Ralph Place, Leslie Trapp, and Chester Waterhouse.
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