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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
17
Thomas Norton Hart a twice elected Boston mayor recognized for his long civic service and influential leadership in city politics. He held office during formative years in the early 20th century.
Former Mayor Hart, aged 92, visits North Station with relatives from Maine, reports feeling in good health. He praises Mayor Peters and backs James Curley, calling him a smart leader capable of a first class administration.
WEST MEDWAY Jan 19 Within hours after the body of Henry Artemus Bullard a 66 year old printer and newspaperman was found in his home Jennie Kirkwood Grant 67 years old housekeeper also died She was found seated facing the room where Bullard lay Officials believe grief and excitement hastened her death as she had been ill for some time
Supreme Court Judge Crosby reserved ruling on the accounts of the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees after arguments by Governor Bates and Lothrop Withington. The court schedule today includes appointing three new trustees as Bates criticized vouchers and payments, while Withington defended the board’s actions as in the trust’s best Christian interests.
An advertisement touts Analax Fruity Laxative as a gentle bowel aid for children, claiming constipation causes 80 percent of illnesses. It describes the product as tasty and pleasant, made with fruit juice and sugar, and endorsed as the "children's medicine" by doctors. The ad notes variant sizes and cites McKesson Robbins as the manufacturer.
In Horticultural Hall at the Massachusetts Agricultural meeting Professor F C Minckler urged farmers to advertise their goods and services. Former Governor Frank C Lowden deplored youth leaving agriculture but praised farm bureaus for progress. Massachusetts dairymen backed a protective milk tariff and opposed milk pedler bonding. A city arts program featured an orchestra, ballet, vaudeville, and a midnight grand march led by Fred Stone with over 40 celebrities. The Curran committee organized the event.
Stars of the screen and stage glittered at Mechanics Hall for Stage Employees Local No. 11 second annual theatrical ball. Gay decorations and lilting music heightened the event as a record crowd arrived to enjoy the entertainment before dancing began at 7:30.
Edward C. Wyeth longtime sales executive in shipping circles will be buried at Mount Auburn Chapel Cambridge tomorrow at 2 pm after a month long illness of typhoid fever. He died Wednesday at his home 16 Garrison Road Back Bay. Wyeth began with C A Campbell Coal Company in the early 1880s later served Metropolitan Coal Company and Staples Coal Company before joining Maritime Coaling Company.
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