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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
8
London brokers offer a scheme to insure individuals against surgical costs including appendix removal and related illness. The plan covers operation expenses and income during convalescence, providing financial protection amid the threat of surgery.
Haverhill January 17 Wood Heel Makers union local votes 161 to 156 for a 10 percent cut in turning and finishing and seven percent in other operations effective May 1. Officials call the balloting illegal claiming multiple votes. A mass meeting will require union books stamped and names checked for next ballots. The wage cut proposal is believed acceptable to manufacturers.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will serialize Harrington Christens A Lady by Elizabeth Jordan. The amusing romance centers on a charming pair and light social misunderstandings as they navigate love and wit.
The defense plans to open before nightfall as Pelletier may testify, while the District Attorney, ill with a cold, prepares to rest his cases covering 1916 to 1920 charges of improper use of office. Witnesses described Corkran and Emery cases, with probes into alleged non prosecution for civil action and payoffs. The political campaign charge looms as the trial nears its expected conclusion.
George Baldwin Selden, 77, Rochester inventor of the first gasoline propelled vehicle and a pioneer in the automotive industry, died at his home. He built his first gasoline engine in 1873.
Rear Admiral George Washington Line aged 68, retired, was declared insane by a commission in Somerville, New Jersey, acting to protect his estate for his wife and sister. The admission followed his retirement last August after tuberculosis contracted during wartime service. His physician compared him to an engine suddenly stopping after years of high speed.
An old advertise line touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative cure for liver bowels and general ailments like dizzy head colds biliousness indigestion and upset. It claims two tablets overnight produce a complete bowels clearing with no stomach upset and notes a ten cent box price and child appeal.
A varied sale listing coats gowns tunics and accessories with many items previously priced higher now marked down. Items include beaded georgette gowns satin tunics beaded cords leather vests waxed finishes and wicker shades along with furniture writing desks and silverware. Counts and exact new prices vary across categories.
Readers are invited to shop a basement sale featuring all new goods at marked down prices. The wide assortment includes fur coats, seals, rugs, hosiery, dresses, and coats with substantial savings previously up to 75 percent off. Mail and telephone orders filled within three days.
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