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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
9
Luigi Scibili of 3 Malden street Malden died yesterday at Malden hospital from gunshot wounds to the abdomen and leg received Sunday after an argument with a friend on his way home from a christening. The assailant is at large.
The annual dancing party of St Patrick's parish was held last evening at the parish house on Mt Pleasant Avenue Roxbury. More than 500 couples attended the event.
William Kenney of 33 Pine Street Arlington was seriously bruised and his wagon wheels crushed his legs after a car hit the market wagon on Massachusetts Avenue near Lake Street East Arlington. He was taken home by automobile and the fleeing driver was later arrested for drunkenness as Cornelius J Bradley of 662 Cambridge Street East Cambridge.
The American actress Joicey Williams shares a home remedy to darken gray or faded hair. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum a small box Barbor Compound and one ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade appears. The formula allegedly makes hair softer glossier and age appearance younger without staining the scalp or rubbing off.
Medford High School student Maurice L Reed says his 6 pound Chesapeake Bay dog Prince Barron is highly intelligent. Prince fetches the Boston Post each day and returns it to the family without dropping it until read by a member of the household.
Everett postpones the Washington's birthday entertainment for over 100 children as Mrs. Lottie C. Baldwin, director, is seriously ill at 64 Baldwin Avenue. Doctors ordered cancellation. event moved to Mar 31 at Arcanum Hall Everett square after rehearsals.
The Rev Fr Casey of St Andrew's Church West Roxbury will welcome visitors to the new parish house on Wachusett Street Forest Hills tomorrow between 12 and 2 p m.
A clever and balanced bill headlined by William Rock at Keith's Theatre features Miss Nancy Wel ford and Helyn Eby, with Marion Harris singing ragtime, The Rube sketch by Mr and Mrs Jimmie Barry, Mabel Ford dance, a mandolin act with Apo Lon and others, Murray sisters, Frank Davis Adele Darnell skit Birdseed, Tom Smith singing and dancing, Lola Sonia, and the Wilson Aubrey gymnastic trio plus a news reel Aesop's Fables and Topics of the Day.
Marie Nordstrom headlines a lone act in Tick Tock at the Majestic, playing two catty shoppers and a cabaret dancer. Poodles Hanneford and family perform multiple circus acts while Hal Forde and Gitz Rice sing new and old songs. James Watts Rex Story provide comedy in Travesty. Mile. Anna Codee and Max Ford with Victorine offer comedy and dance. Apollo Trio closes the program with bronze reproductions.
Henry H. Chmielinski was exonerated by the Suffolk County grand jury on a larceny charge tied to the Hanover Trust Company, which he led as president when closed by Bank Commissioner Allen. The grand jury returned a no bill in his favor after a strenuous session with witnesses heard from corridors.
Through college friendship Nathaniel Hawthorne won a publisher for Twice Told Tales after years of rejection. Horatio Bridge, Bowdoin classmate, guaranteed $260 to secure the print run in 1887 and kept the plan secret from Hawthorne. Hawthorne later dedicated The Snow Image to Bridge and praised his friend in the preface as a memorial of a long bond.
Edward H. Crosby reviews Allan Monkhouse's Mary Broome at the Copley Theatre in Boston. The English drama follows Edward Timbrell's family after Leonard's affair with the maid leads to marriage, estrangement, abandonment, and a tragic end as Mary elopes with a former lover.
A vintage drug store pitch claims 35 cents buys a bottle of Dame derine that eliminates dandruff and hair loss. One application supposedly cleanses the scalp and a single use makes every hair show new life with extra vigor shine and color.
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