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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
2
Police say a couple from 15 Haywood Street Cambridge tried selling a car in Buffalo but failed and then went to Rochester where they were arrested.
Ministers from the rural pastors summer school at Boston University played a five inning game on the Common. Rev Harold C Cutbill pitched four innings for the first team as they won 13 to 6 led by Rev W E Busler with Rev M W Baker captaining the losing side.
A nine year old Morris Belliston of 69 Phillips street West End suffered only slight contusions after falling five stories through a skylight at home. Physicians at City Hospital reported no internal injuries hours after the accident as he landed on his feet.
Summer brings sweaty scalp and dry hair. Noonan's Hair Petrole promises relief with a single nightly or morning treatment. Barbers offer it for fifteen cents. bottles sell for one dollar at drugstores or T Noonan & Sons Boston 38 Portland St.
The Highway Commission ordered removal of a sign set by the Quincy Historical Society to highlight colonial era points of interest along Quincy avenue. Society members protest, arguing the marker was educational, not commercial, and plan a letter to persuade officials.
The funeral for Dr Joseph Ingoldsby of 20 McLellan Street Dorchester will be at St Leo s Church with a high mass of requiem and burial at St Patrick s Cemetery. A native of Boston and Harvard Medical School graduate he suffered a nervous breakdown while examining WWI draft boards and has not practiced since. He is survived by his wife Agnes J two sons Joseph and Francis and a sister Mrs O Neill. He was 48 and affiliated with the Massachusetts Medical Association the Boston Medical Association and the Boston Lodge of Elks.
Seven year old Nazzia Napoli of 23 North Street was stabbed in the hand by eight year old John Di Fardzio of 2 Landscourt while playing at opera in the North End. She was taken to Haymarket Relief Station with a slight puncture to the left lung, condition not serious. police call it an accidental incident.
Patrolman Francis Mershon of Brooklyn’s Bedford avenue station paid the $2 fine for Mrs May Kaulik after a magistrate in Bridge Court fined her for a sanitation regulation violation. The woman, with two small children, admitted she could not pay the fine and the officer pressed the two one dollar bills into her hand with the magistrate noting the gesture.
In New York on August 9, Mayor John F. Hylan faced a difficult day as his public duties and political pressures mounted amid a challenging stretch for his administration.
Port Washington residents sent a black bear cub to Mayor Hylan during a legislative hearing day. The cub, awaiting its foster father, ate meat from the mayor’s sandwiches and climbed his private picture gallery before being sent to the zoo. A black mat crepe frock with Chantilly lace floats in the text.
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