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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
3
Claiming to break up colds with two to three doses every two hours, the ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the purest fastest relief. It promises to clear nasal passages and head congestion, stop runny nose, relieve headache and feverishness, with pleasant taste and no quinine, sold for a few cents.
Mrs. Ora Etta Bearse of Dedham sues Nathan Howard Bearse for divorce in Norfolk Superior Court seeking alimony for support during the suit, court allowance to prosecute the case, and attachment of his property for $1000.
Insurance Commissioner G W Smith released an Attorney General opinion stating Maine law requires all manufacturers dealers and agents offering lightning rod materials for sale to be licensed by the State. Licenses can be issued only to legal Maine residents, defining the selling scope for resident sellers.
Maurice E. Foley of South Boston won the Democratic nomination for state representative in a special election to fill a vacancy caused by Daniel Casey becoming Assistant District Attorney. The tally shows Foley 1347 votes, Morris 761, Creed 393, Connell 331, Shanghan 234, Halloran 179, Kinnely 74. Edward Morris won the Republican nomination with 7 good votes. many ballots were blanks or invalid. A disturbance occurred when Thomas P. Dinneen was arrested for attempting to vote under another name.
A solemn Te Deum of Thanksgiving will be sung in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross next Sunday evening under the direction of Rt. Rev. Mer. John B. Peterson pro vicar general Archdiocese of Boston. Similar services will be held in all archdiocesan churches.
The Supreme Court declined to hear Peter W. Longe of Fairhaven who remains a life prisoner after his April conviction for second degree murder in the killing of Owen Hayes in Montpelier Vermont.
Mayor Curley is expected to resume duties at noon after returning from Washington. Secretaries sorted through a flood of correspondence and telegrams while hundreds of supporters gathered outside City Hall seeking favors as Curley’s Beacon Street headquarters were dismantled after the election.
Stacy Aumonier presents an unusual story to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine titled A Man of Letters. The piece previews a literary tale by the renowned English writer.
Technology faces changes from the Washington disarmament talks as naval transfers surge. The Institute notes rising interest from Naval Academy and other college students, with 400 applications already received and five percent seeking to transfer next year.
The report notes men who intend to resign from Annapolis to continue studies at Tech. It mentions a group of 32 men associated with the move.
An old advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a remedy to restore weak hair and dry lifeless scalps. It advises five minutes of daily scalp rubbing, claims antiseptic and stimulating properties, and offers applications at barbers for 15 cents or a home bottle for $1.00 from T Noonan & Co., Boston.
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