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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
3
A note highlights Heinz vinegars malt cider white and tar en in sealed bottles on the dining room table. A small amount enhances many foods improving taste beyond sour.
In Central square Cambridge yesterday Edward Pickett 53 a stone pointer fell 40 feet from the belfry of the First Baptist Church and landed on a ladder 30 feet high. A crowd watched the dramatic incident with shock and rescue efforts began immediately.
A man suffered a chest puncture from a ladder and hung suspended for about ten minutes before firefighters rescued him. He died en route to the hospital.
Pickett and fellow bricklayers were repairing mortar on a church tower when a slip on a staging caused a fall onto a long roof. A ladder toppled and struck him, puncturing his right lung. Cambridge lodge members alerted police. firemen set ladders. He died en route to Cambridge City Hospital.
Alessandro Tardello 29 Burrell street Roxbury was burned in the face when a carbide tank exploded in a manhole at Harrison avenue and Beach street around 8 30 p m He had filled and tried to light the tank while 13 feet underground The blast shattered a window at H Nollman sons store drew crowds and prompted patrolman Morris to rush to the corner during the emergency
Baronet cloth hats in black and white and solid shades attract buyers. Practical mushroom shapes in small and medium sizes suit travel needs. Each hat features trimmed ribbons bows flowers or ornaments and is priced from 3.95 to 4.95. One style is sketched for viewing.
Mrs Shirley A Farnsworth of Brookline models Miss YoungSet and a panel of 12 judges selects the winning clay model for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts school. The prize of 125 dollars is offered by John Shepard Jr to express the spirit of Miss YoungSet.
Khaki Middies from Paul Jones, sold in Boston at The Shepherd Stores, are praised for durability and style. Features include yoke and embroidered tie rapes with prices from 2.00 to 2.95. The Two-in-One Middy is 2.25 and demonstration requests are urged.
A vivid note on camping comfort urges warmth for cool nights and dawn fishing trips. It describes the joy of camping when one feels perfectly at ease and unnoticed, wearing a beloved big white sweater kept for such adventures.
A vintage retail blurb touts barefoot sandals at 5.00 with brown casual wear and white or patent leather for dress occasions. It notes the rising trend as a fashionable item of the era, inviting readers to Temple Place First Floor.
Summer wardrobe options offered at unusually low costs before July ends. Opportunity to save money before vacation time with deeply reduced prices at Winter Street Second Floor.
The ad offers two styles, a wool jersey regulation one-piece with bordered bottom and a surf cloth suit with scalloped piping, bloomers, and contrasting trim. Bloomers are attached and both outfits are shown in black. Price is 5.95, available on Winter Street Second Floor.
Midsummer candy line offers assorted bonbons cream and nut centres at 56c a pound Lovell and Covel caramels 39c a pound and chocolates and crystallized bonbons 55c a pound with a moon or book metaphor in the promo text.
A playful pitch promises caps in all colors and styles to suit any taste with a lighthearted claim that shoppers will have fun picking a cap that bobs on the head and that no one will believe the buyer paid more than 59 cents.
A listing for crushable hats in felt ribbon leghorn and straw blends in white and bright colors. Describes mushroom and medium sizes plus small crushable styles. Prices range from 1.95 to 5.50. Located Temple Place on the second floor.
Plain Irish linen handkerchiefs specially planned for tatting or crocheted edges. These have 1 16 inch stitched hems and 1 4 inch hemstitched hems. Pure fine Irish linen. Tremont Street First Floor. 25c each.
Ad touts glove silk vests as light easy to wash and highly valued for midsummer wear. Claims luxury texture and workmanship with bodice or top options and underarm shields. Moderately priced at 1.59.
Glove silk stockings marketed to the YoungSet are offered at 1.65. They arrive ready rolled with a shirred elastic top to prevent rolling down. Below the knee length in black white beige brown and gray, made of fine Italian silk.
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