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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
2
Rinsing black stockings in a small amount of blue water after washing can help maintain their color and prevent fading. The practice, noted for simple laundry routines, emphasizes gentle care to keep dark hosiery looking deep and uniform.
Eight harvesters died in railroad incidents in the Kansas wheat belt. Four were run over by a Santa Fe passenger train near Wichita, three fell or were thrown from a train about five miles northwest of Newton, and one was killed in a Missouri Pacific freight wreck.
Funeral services for Frederic Courtland Penfield former U S ambassador to Austria Hungary will be held Thursday morning at the Catholic Church of St Vincent Ferrer on Lexington Avenue Interment will be in Kensico cemetery Westchester County
Coakley Howe pursued the farm hand who ran off with his wife from New Haven to Louisville by auto then met the train and was arrested after a police interception. Howe warned Bray he would kill him if seen again and urged him to join the army or navy. Howe and his wife returned to New Haven.
Lloyd's reports Cunard liner Samaria, sailing from Liverpool to Boston on June 14, returning to the Mersey on machinery trouble. The ship is expected to arrive June 24 at the river, passengers to be transferred to the Laconia.
Indictment returns in Providence charge Harry Philip Gottschalk also known as Martin H. Benson and Duggie Stuart with perjury in affidavits supporting his divorce suit. Principal witness Harry Myers is indicted on a similar count.
Attorney General Rice cites a Rhode Island divorce affidavits misrepresented by Gottschalk and Myers amid a Boston Post exposure. Barrows calls for nullifying the divorce and possible criminal action. The case is sent to the Grand Jury as Gottschalk remains unreachable and Myers may appear later.
The will of actress Lillian Russell Moore who died June 6 directs part of her estate to charities she supported. Her husband Alexander P Moore is to oversee the distributions, with a trust fund set aside for her daughter Dorothy. The estate includes porcelain, laces, jewels, and art objects, with value not disclosed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Poole of North Main Street celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary today. They visited Nantaska Beach in the late morning and returned home to a surprise party. The couple wed on June 20, 1872, in Tiverton.
An early 20th century health claim promotes Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a refreshing soda additive. It claims to cool, soothe the nerves, aid digestion, and suit water or fruit juice mixtures for daily use.
Internal Revenue Collector Malcolm E. Nichols announced the appointment of six Republicans to be new division chiefs in various parts of the state. Appointees include John Christoforo of Revere, John T. Hawes and Edwin F. Adams of Boston, Frederick W. Schlapp of Lawrence, Harold K. Bullard of Milford, and Herbert W. Hill of Springfield. The new chiefs will oversee districts including Greater Boston, Worcester, and western divisions as part of a broader shakeup rumored to be underway.
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