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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
9
An old advertisement argues that healthy children have rich red blood while thin ones do not. It claims Gude's Pepto Mangan builds blood and improves a sickly childhood into a healthy one, urging readers to buy the remedy from their druggist in liquid or tablet form.
An elderly reader Describes long rheumatism suffering and denial of uric acid theory. A free book titled The Inner Mysteries is offered by H P Clearwater from Hallowell Maine to reveal the true cause and cure of rheumatism, with requests to send a goat card of letter for postage-free copy.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux performed Schubert’s C major symphony in a new piano to orchestral set by Edward Burlingame Hill and Rimsky Korsakoff’s The Russian Easter Overture. The audience applauded long after Monteux twice returned to the stage. Critics praised the Rimsky Korsakoff piece as richly colored and effective, while faulting the Schubert performance for heaviness and lack of transparency though noting some brilliancy and strong solo playing.
Mrs. Lillian C. Dixon refused to pay a $251.61 debt to Bigelow Kennard Co and accepted jail to prove a point. Judge Duff commited her for contempt when no continuance or payment occurred. The depositors’ leader relented inside Charles Street jail after her husband and attorney arrived, and a settlement was reached. Shelves at 7129 Boylston Street.
An advertisement asserts a laxative tonic and bromine quine mix relieves headaches by curing colds. It mentions a signature by BE W Grove and promotes the product as a genuine remedy.
Gossip notes Mary Astor as a 15 year old Brewster Publications Fame and Fortune winner. She began with small parts, led in two reel features The Beggar Maid and A Bashful Suitor, now set to star opposite Eugene O Brien in Selznick's production. Also mentions Maurice Tourneur's Lorna Doone set at Ince studios.
Bradley King writes “A Man of Action” as the temporary title for Thomas H. Incé’s forthcoming comedy. The original story signals a lively stage project with a focus on brisk pace and wit. The collaboration suggests a modern mood for a stage debut.
Prisma Inc announces Prince Jean Paleologue former Pal Art Service will head its art department overseeing paintings posters color settings and reproductions for Prizma color. Paleologue a noted Romanian artist and Paris Salon medalist gained fame for poster work and is known in America as Pal.
Victor Rodman the Christian Comedies lead actor calls himself a bold cave-man until Dagmar Dahlgren enters the scene. Dahlgren marries Rodman and joins him in his latest show Hokus Pokus while she appears as a dancer in Kiss and Make Up.
Charles G. Norris sold film rights to his best seller Brass and Kathleen Norris, a Goldwyn author, wrote The Happiest Night of Her Life and sold screen rights to her upcoming novel Sis.
Constance Talmadge appears as a Follies girl in Polly of the Follies, with Kenneth Harlan Billie Dove George Fawcett John Daly Murphy and Theresa Maxwel Conover in supporting roles. Priscilla Dean has completed her newest Universal production Wild Honey.
The memo lists actors and roles from silent films including D. A. M-Clyde Fillmore as cone and George Fisher as Rene in Moonlight Follies with Marie Prevost. It mentions Foolish Wives cut to nine reels and J. B Mildred Davis as leading lady for Harold Lloyd.
Several cotton mills in Fall River shut down tonight until Monday due to weak cotton goods market. Most mills expect to continue at capacity on current orders, keeping overall industry around 15 to 25 percent below normal.
The scholarship committee reports 38 Boston University Administration College students withdrawn after mid-year exams. Freshmen top the losses with 18, followed by sophomores with 16 and juniors with four.
A $100 Liberty bond from Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pfaffmann of Quincy was sent to State headquarters of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation in memory of John Shaw Pfaffmann. The Boston chapter of the United Order of the Confederacy also contributed, as subscribers are urged to join and support the Foundation with free will offerings at 101 Tremont Street, Boston.
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