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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
3
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a safe night time laxative that works while you sleep. It claims no harsh stirring effects and notes the product costs ten cents per box, appealing to both adults and children.
Pope Pius appoints Patrick Barry vicar general of St. Augustine to lead the St. Augustine Diocese and names Monsignor John J. Swint auxiliary bishop of Wheeling West Virginia. The moves mark the pope's first American episcopal appointments.
Liverpool report Sir Alfred Booth resigns as chairman of the Cunard Line due to ongoing ill health. Deputy chairman Sir Thomas Royden will succeed him.
Judge Riley disclosed his five year marriage to Louise Thompson of Charlestown in 1917 in New York City with Fr Scullyn as the minister and Major Kinkead as best man. He said the union has been kept private for business reasons and remains affectionate with Mrs Riley who works as a coats and suits buyer in Providence.
Melville Meller a Hudson youth aged 16 was detained by Taunton police at his parents request. He had been lodging at the Hotel Hazelton with a 19 year old boy and watched the Musical Follies at the Auditorium Theatre nearby. Police held him until his parents called for release or further action.
Funeral services are held today at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Stoughton for Matthew J Ring aged 81 who died after a lengthy illness. He is survived by sons William F Ring and George Ring a daughter Mrs James W O Connor and is remembered as a longtime resident of Stoughton.
Mrs Emma Topovits testified that her husband John offered her for sale for ten thousand dollars to the man she accused of misconduct. The testimony came during a separate maintenance suit as Vice Chancellor Barkes heard references to the proposed payment as reparation for injuries believed to have been caused.
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