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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
12
Secretary Hughes appears worn and weary after weeks of nonstop meetings. Friends report weight loss and loss of vigor while he continues to endure long conversations and conference sessions since the Arms Conference began.
Mrs. A. Dixon, Brooklyn trained nurse, promotes an at home remedy using Orlex powder. Mix with distilled water, apply with comb, and rely on a gold bond guarantee. Each box claims long lasting, non smearing results that restore a youthful look.
A hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. at the State House before the committee on constitutional amendments regarding the Massachusetts State Branch A F L proposed anti injunction bill. The Boston Central Labor Union reports the session with legislative agents Hodsdon and Jennings slated to present. The CLU educational committee later asked Arthur D Hill to discuss Boston electric light issues.
Mayor elect James M. Curley becomes a member of the advisory committee of the Baby Hygiene Association. Mrs. Mary Shay of Roxbury is appointed to a district committee with Mrs. Francis Slattery of the League of Catholic Women to aid the group. Dr. Richard M. Smith is elected president with officers including Charles E. Mason first vice president and Mrs. J Cushing Goodhue second vice president.
Movie star and broncho buster Bill Desmond admits fear as a ski mishap in New England tests his nerve. At Bowdoin Square Theatre he jokes about his “Wild West Bill” future, while ski mishap footage and notes of his Hollywood life play on the screen before his stage exit.
Pittsfield January 24 Philip E Schwarz a local jeweler testified in Superior Criminal Court that he had no knowledge of the $137000 worth of diamonds left in his safe by a traveling salesman He insisted he never saw the gems and did not possess them at any time during the incident
Testimony centers on a return trip to Pittsfield with a mysterious woman and the missing 688 stones. Newman claims she refused to return with Schwarz and that Schwarz was uneasy about going back to the store. Schwarz disputes the conversation and corroboration comes from Inspector McColgan and witnesses for the defense.
During a Canadian and northern New England tour a noted performer delighted hosts with equestrian and marksmanship feats at a winter carnival. A jovial moment arose when a guest asked if he could ski and he replied that he could, drawing laughter.
President Harding rejects reducing the armed forces from 150 000, saying the mobile force should stay at present size as a safety minimum. He notes unsettled world conditions and the need for protection while hoping armament talks progress.
The Ginter Employees Benevolent Association hosted its 13th annual ball at Copley Plaza with a 15 piece orchestra. Attendees included A F Goodwin and J G Duane. Proceeds aid distressed members. association has 700 employees. Louis Glazier led the entertainment committee.
A collision at Adams street and Dorchester avenue yesterday left glass shattered in the inbound car. Motorman Michael F. Fallon was knocked to the ground, while the ash truck suffered no damage.
If your nostrils are clogged or your head stuffed by catarrh or a cold apply a little pure antiseptic germ destroying cream into your nostrils. It penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed membranes and gives instant relief. Your nostrils open and you breathe easier. Get Ely's Cream Balm from any druggist.
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