Headless Pictures to Run Daily in Boston Post
The Boston Post will publish a sequence of headless pictures each day numbered for readers to identify later. Photographers note names will not be recorded with the images.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
24
The Boston Post will publish a sequence of headless pictures each day numbered for readers to identify later. Photographers note names will not be recorded with the images.
Anthony Harriman secretly weds Charlotte Graves a country girl. His mother and Edith Comstock provoke conflict until Mrs Graves advises patience. Tony grows respectful of Charlotte who heals both their lives and a fragile family bond as they reconcile. The story continues daily in the Daily and Sunday Post.
On a bitter cold day Charlotte and Tony confront the future in a strained quiet at the old house. Tony pleads to take wife and baby home while Charlotte reveals she prefers to stay, citing care needs and unresolved tensions with his family.
An advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petroleum as a daily scalp care routine for women. It claims noticeable improvements after several applications and offers the product for one dollar per bottle from drug or department stores or directly from T Noonan & Sons Co of Boston.
Prominent American matrons and debutantes, including Mrs John D. Prince and Mrs Albert P. Niblack, wife of Vice Admiral Niblack, are listed to appear at King George V and Queen Mary’s court tomorrow. The embassy release notes a unusually long slate, with a dozen Americans invited by Mrs George Harvey to attend the presentation. Other names include Mrs Junius Spencer Morgan Jr and Miss Sophie L. Mott from New York, Miss Louise Thompson of Philadelphia, and Miss Marjorie Glasgow of Richmond.
Dr. Hamilton Ford Allen longtime head of Romance Language and Literature at Washington and Jefferson College resigns to lead the language department at New Hampshire State University in Durham New Hampshire starting in the fall term.
State Adjutant Leo A Spillane announced that Governor Cox's secretary informed him rifles will be issued to every patriotic organization in New England under a new congressional act. Applications may be made at the First Corps Area Headquarters Army Base South Boston.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick remedy for itching and fiery eczema. The product is claimed to destroy germs, ease irritation, and heal the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. A suggestion to obtain a small jar from a local druggist.
Chief Justice William H. Taft and Mrs Taft arrived in Newport Rhode Island for a brief visit as guests of former Senator Henry F Lippitt and his wife They motored to the waterfront town for a short stay during June 7 United News reports
A public hearing is held on the discharge of Harvey B. Yates the colored officer at police station 10 Roxbury Crossing. The case concerns his removal from service and related procedural steps under city police regulations.
Mrs. Mary K. Church of Providence credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of nervous debility after a family death and house fire. She reports improved appetite, sleep, strength, and reduced anxiety. She says the pills rebuilt her health and are sold by local druggists at 60 cents.
Rice Rupture Experts from Adams New York will demonstrate the Rice Rupture Method at Adams House Boston from 9 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9. Mia Reid will examine cases and offer expert advice with free testing of Lymphos Stimulating Application. No charge or obligation.
Found guilty by a trial board of accepting a bribe from a woman storekeeper on Hammond street and discharged from the force, the officer is to be given a public hearing by Police Commissioner Wilson at 2 p m today at the commissioner's office.
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