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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
9
Margaret Holmes Bates warns against taboo massage creams and liquid rouge. She promotes mercolized wax as a natural method to remove dull outer skin and reveal a fresh, youthful complexion without artificial methods.
A butcher recounts his wife's five year struggle with illness and pain. After doctors warned gallstone surgery, a friend suggested Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Four bottles over two years restored her health, and the ad promises money back at Houghton & Dutton Epstein Drug Co. and other druggists.
Advertisement promotes a delatone paste to remove hair on the skin. It claims a painless result with a 2 to 8 minute application and warns to use real delatone for effective outcomes.
Patrick James Britt has spent 25 years as superintendent of the Gif ford Home for Stray Animals at 20 Appleton road Brighton. He told a Postman that his care for animals blends hobby and career and that the animals show gratitude beyond words.
A Boston shelter supervisor recounts Britt, who moved from Ottawa as a boy to drive a sewerage contractor’s team. Now head of the Commonwealth Cat and Horse Home, Britt cares for about 69,000 cats since joining the institute, which was founded to aid horses, cats, and dogs though dogs were removed decades ago.
Delegates to an Episcopal conference met at Wellesley College with a reception in Clafflin Hall. Rev. Phillips E. Osgood opened a pageantry course whose成果 will be seen July 4 as a grand pageant on Wellesley Lake shores.
In a reflective piece the author contrasts New England seaside and valley charms. It recalls Ambassador James Bryce choosing Intervale New Hampshire for a summer home in 1907 and the fond memories of his visit to the Saco valley and North Conway.
A vintage ad touts TIL and TIZ foot baths to relieve tired aching feet and corns bunions and callouses. It promises pain relief and foot comfort with a few cents for a box sold at drug or department stores.
An original petition under the initiative and referendum to create a new department of administration and finance was filed with the Secretary of State yesterday to place the act on the ballot in the next State election. Ten signers named include Nathaniel Wales Frank N. Robinson Charles J. Ridgway Dr. John Dixwell Robert W. Pierce George M. Allen Dr. Isaac L. Roberts Alfred Brigham Thomas Brennan. To reach the ballot, 15 000 more citizens must sign.
The 28th annual Chase Family Association reunion will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Grange Hall West Newbury. Aquila Chase born in 1618 Chesham England settled in Newburyport area in 1639, with many descendants in the area. William, Aquila, and Thomas Chase emigrated to America in the 1630s and 1640s. records note William’s arrival in Roxbury before moving to Yarmouth.
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