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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
12
An old made cough remedy promises relief for severe coughs and chest soreness. It suggests mixing 24% ounces into a pint bottle with plain syrup or honey and molasses and claims to soothe throat membranes and loosen phlegm. The remedy is labeled a genuine Nor e extract compound and is marketed by The Pinex Co. of Wayne Indiana with a money back guarantee.
Callaghan exposes the true identity of Slim Jim Carey as Lord William Travers Tallbois of Knayth and plots to install Joan Ayre as Lady Tallbois. Philip Mottisfont sues for Joan and wins both her hand and the claim, while a gatekeeper footman revealed as Tallbois himself aids the intrigue. Joan intends marriage to Philip as Alf Blodmore enters the scene.
Philip Mottisfont travels from the north and learns Joan plans to marry Alf Blodmore. In Hackney's Billiter Street the two men confront each other as Emmie’s loyalties and a private marriage loom, with Joans future at stake.
In a tense scene set in 1922, Alf and Philip threaten each other as they strip to the waist after a heated dispute, with Alf tying his belt and Philip provoking a brawl while noting streets over courts. The cliffhanger continues in future Daily and Sunday Post installments.
Henry E Warrington of 44 West End Avenue New York is jailed after alleged activity with the Board Walk Show involving a worthless hotel check authorities report.
Fragmentary report states a person named Warrington connected to Boston hotels faced a charge for allegedly stealing $100 from the J. R. Whipple Company using a worthless check. The text references Porter House Parker House and Dec 9 but is corrupted with garbled phrases about fires and hotels.
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