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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
18
A routine suggesting canthrax as a simple inexpensive shampoo claims to cleanse the scalp removing dandruff dirt and excess oil. It describes dissolving a teaspoon in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo for even application and claims hair dries quickly becomes bright soft and fluffy.
William B. Snow of Allston, a traveling salesman for a steel firm, was mistaken for an attempted robber of Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Sullivan in Lee. Snow, fleeing at midnight, fired no shots and eventually stopped after seeing officers. He explained to Chief Frank Coughlin and was allowed to continue.
New York officials propose a hospital based record of baby and mother fingerprints to prevent infant exchanges. Police Inspector Faurot and Health Commissioner Copeland presented the plan, noting toeprinting has been tried at Bellevue Hospital but joint mother infant records would be first.
Colonel William H. Manahan, 8, died at Hillsborough after long illness. He was a well known figure in New England. Mrs Julian A Baumgardner of Lewistown Pennsylvania, now past 8 years of age, recently took her first dose of medicine.
Boston University Law School seniors spend a full day at Nantasket for class day exercises ending with a grand banquet. The program opens at 10 with Attorney General J Wes ton Allen addressing the group and includes orations by Lewis I Levine and Russell D Greene. A bronze World War tablet, honoring 640 service members and marking the deaths of Migauckas, McConnell, Blanchard, and Shapiro, will be dedicated.
A public meeting at Town Hall tonight at 8 airs reports from the citizens' committee. The school committee plans to dismiss Principal Thompson at year end following charges of maladministration by citizens against the school board.
Haverhill June 14 Judge John J Winn orders four 16 year old vandals kept home indefinitely every night after Fourth of July. They must surrender two weeks of pay to the juvenile probation officer and are banned from movies until July 11.
A Jesuit treasure tale centers on a gold altar candelabra set and French gold thought to be in a chest lost around 1650 in Huronia. Edward Jeffery and Diver Captain Carson use a magnetic divining rod to locate the chest under the Wye river, prompting claims of a 25 mile detection range for metals.
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