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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
9
A damaged ad-like list shows various fashion goods and fabrics with scattered prices. Items include blouses, sweaters, dresses, gloves, hats, chemises, gingham dresses, petticoats, robes, tights, and linen goods with inconsistent pricing and partial descriptions.
Mrs Susie A Jordan testified in Arlington against her husband Elmer L Jordan in a non support case and divorce libel. She described cruel treatment and lack of money while noting separate living since 1920 and her own charge accounts in three Boston stores. The case, heard by Judge Callahan, involves custody of their 17 year old daughter Helen S Jordan.
An advertisement promotes Black and White Beauty Bleach for removing blemishes with bedtime use. It recommends Black and White Soap to cleanse skin, Black and White Cleansing Cream for irritation, and notes druggists stock these preparations with a Memphis Tenn contact for a Dream booklet.
The witness described payments totaling 250 dollars after separation and denied silk underwear purchases. She admitted removing and storing the automobile bought for 2050 by her husband’s sister and later selling it for 1250, with the car titled in her name. She said she did not give him any money and left home to seek a room as her parents were tenantless.
Richard Pattee secretary of the New England Milk Producers Association said 112000 quarts formerly shipped to the Whiting controlled firms are being redistributed to other dealers and creameries and that producers feel no loss. John K Whiting also reported stable operations and adequate milk flow to customers.
Harvard Varsity Club held a noon luncheon with six current and former oarsmen, led by Charles W. Eliot 53, to discuss revamping Harvard crew and coaching system akin to the Haughton method in football. Speakers included Heber Howe, Louis McCagg, Arthur Burnham 70, and Lincoln Davis of the 4894 crew.
An advertisement claims instant relief from colds with Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours for three doses. It asserts the product relieves nasal congestion feverishness headache sneezing and runny nose and costs only a few cents with no quinine.
The article notes additional Cambridge lunches scheduled through the Yale race and at least one crew meeting in New York and Philadelphia to follow the published plans.
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