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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
11
An advertisement touts Ice Mint from Japan as a miracle foot remedy. It claims to draw out inflammation from swollen feet, relieve soreness, soften and lift corns, and prevent further foot troubles without irritating surrounding skin. It markets as inexpensive and ideal for women in high heel footwear.
Widespread interest in the Woodrow Wilson Foundation prompts new fundraising nets across Worcester county. Mrs L Jerome Johnson organized committees in Webster and Milford under Joseph A Love and Rev Dudley Tyng, with plans for Southbridge, Fall River, Attleboro and Taunton. Donations by mail to Massachusetts Headquarters Boston are welcomed, with receipts and founder certificates offered.
Dagmar Godowsky, known as Mrs Frank Mayo, is a singer and pianist in vaudeville with the Moyos. The couple, both connected to Universal pictures, plan a tour toward Cuba where they will perform in leading theatres.
Snub Pollard and Marie Mosquini, longtime partners in Hal Roach comedies, announce their engagement and plan marriage in late spring. Mosquini, seen in Harold Lloyd comedies, will continue to star opposite Pollard after the wedding.
Ruth Sinclair will star as the leading female in Masquerader. Cast includes Guy Bates Post Lawson Butt Barbara Tennant Kenneth Gibson and Edward M Kimball with Irving Cummings directing.
Sigrid Holmquist and Mary Pickford sailed for home on Monday from a visit to family. Pickford plans to return to resume her successful screen career, with her latest film My Old Kentucky Home not yet released.
The Robert W. Chambers story Cardigan has been adapted for the screen by Wessmore Kendall Productions and is ready for release. Betty Carpenter is featured in the cast and spotlighted in early promotional material.
Renowned author RE M Hull of The Sheik fame has released another work titled The Shadow of the Host. The New York Telegraph reports William Fox Company has purchased the motion picture rights to this new book.
The Pathe Companys New York offices are noted with film promises. Buck Jones married to a non professional, while Charles Jones leads the Westerns at Fox studios in Hollywood. Eva Novak and Eva stars link to Tom Mix at Fox, with others like Alice Joyce and Lena B mentioned in ongoing productions.
Prunella Hall of the Boston Post asks questions about the production as The Divorcee shoots at United Studios in Hollywood, detailing casting and studio arrangement.
About 60 000 tons of clear ice with 15 inch thickness has been arrested at Sebago Lake and South Portland by a local concern. Cutting will finish by week end due to two months of unusually cold weather speeding production.
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