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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
8
A craft item describes twisting two chiffon shades to create an elegant sash. The piece notes how the contrasting colors blend and lay, showcasing fabric texture and subtle shimmer. It emphasizes handmade detail and decorative use.
The Supreme Court rules the City Council has full jurisdiction and denies Dr Donlan a writ of prohibition. The ruling upholds the council’s authority to continue hearings on charges against him.
The Children's Hospital on Longwood avenue hosts a Boston Post circus party this morning. The Sells Floto troupe brings clowns animals and acrobats to perform at 10 o clock for ill children in wheelchairs cribs and cots across all floors and verandas.
James D. MacDonald 53 longtime general manager of the Boston Postal Telegraph Company died at Carney Hospital after six weeks of illness. Born in Pictou Nova Scotia he moved to Boston 21 years ago and rose from chief operator to general manager eight years ago. Survived by wife Jennie and two sons Donald and Morten he was active in the Halifax Lodge of Masons.
The schooner Gracie Smith under Captain Leon Costa docked in Provincetown with 75 barrels of fresh mackerel caught off No Man's Land. The first catch of the season goes to local cold storage and sells for 7 cents a pound.
In a packed courtroom Mrs. Nott denounced witness testimony as false before collapsing, as Matron Hall aided her. The day featured dramatic scenes with Mrs Wade identifying letters from her son Wade to Mrs. Nott, and witness William Rooney describing a plan to beat up Nott for a $200 payment.
An old style advertisement laments that doctors were once scarce and unnecessary until people began breaking nature’s laws, with a plea that prevention is better than cure. It emphasizes preaching preventive care.
Witnesses recount a midnights visit to a Bridgeport home where Mrs. Nott and an elderly Black-dressed woman were present. Wade Rooney testified he was offered 200 to beat someone, and agreed, while Rooney admitted years of irregular work at Bridgeport Isolations Hospital. Mrs Wade, mother of Elwood Wade, was present after the recess.
Warm weather increases perspiration and scalp activity. Noonan's Hair Petrole is a popular nourishing dressing with antiseptic petroleum action. Barbers price it at fifteen cents. home bottles sell for one dollar from T. Noonan & Sons Co., 88 Portland St., Boston.
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