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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1920

Page

7

Mayor Approves Limited Raises for Probation Officers

Mayor Peters cautioned he would approve only limited increases for probation officers ensuring salaries do not exceed 2200 dollars. The City Council immediately raised Reginald H. Maire from 1980 to 2200 dollars and Thomas M. Staples from 1650 to 1850 dollars on court recommendations from Dorchester and West Roxbury.

Peters Reginald H. Maire Churchill Dorchester Court Thomas M. Staples Perrins West Roxbury Court

Freezone Promises Quick Corn Removal Without Pain

Advert shows Freezone drops ease corn pain instantly and allow lifting the corn away with fingers. Drugstores offer a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and calluses between toes with no soreness or irritation.

Deer Island Master Fired

Acting Master George Holden was relieved at Deer Island House of Correction after an auditor’s examination of the books. Officer John McNamara was suspended amid a trustees escape, with Deputy Boward C. O’Keefe to serve as Master pending civil service results.

Deer Island Holden O'Brien O’brien O'Keefe

Somerville Auto Dealer Bamboozled by Two Youths

Two young men visited Edward Gallagher on Broadway Somerville to buy a car and test drove the chosen machine. They vanished after the test while police recovered the vehicle later from a West Somerville dealer who bought it in good faith. Both suspects escaped.

Edward Galagher Broadway Somerville Gallagher West Somerville

Littlest Pup Gets His by Bottle Route

Boston terrier litter at Mrs Hilda Ashley's 1677 Washington Street crowded by litter mates. The tiniest pup, saved by nursing bottle, survived and thrives, owner predicting he will help keep backyards free of young cats.

Hilda Ashley Washington Street Winifred Crosby Mary” Company

Smooth Fingers Signal Quick Impulse and Temperament

Smooth fingered people are described as quick and impulsive. They rely on intuition over reasoning and are less critical than knotty fingered individuals. The text notes artistic tendencies and suggests acting may favor smooth fingers in performance by leveraging game situations for success.

Etiquette Question on Arm Holding and Beef Prices

A public etiquette note argues that women should place their hand on the gentleman's arm when walking arm in arm and notes the decline of the practice. Market data from Swift & Co shows carcass beef in Boston selling for 18.00 to 28.76 cents per pound, averaging 22.71.

Swift & Co Boston

Fuller charges Warner in a Burrell style graft case

At a Duff Hall rally in New Bedford August 30, Rep. Alvan T Fuller claims Speaker Warner used his office to aid mill owners by steering a committee to alter child labor rules. He links Warner to the Burrell corruption and demands withdrawal from the lieutenant governor race.

New Bedford Duff Hall Jalvan T. Fuller Ali Baba State House Burrell Warner Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Warner’s

Tremont Briefly Barberless as Village Loses Shop

Tremont Massachusetts faces a barber shortage after the town’s single shop closed and became a young men’s clubroom. The last chair was auctioned off and owner Peter Ederichi retires, forcing residents to ride five miles for a shave or haircut.

Tremont Cape Cod Suone Peter Ederichi

Trolley Fare and Barber Prices Noted

A brief notice lists transit and grooming prices: trolley fare in cents, shave cost excluding tip, and 66 cents for a haircut. It notes prices refer to a local service area and reflects era pricing.

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