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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
5
An old advertisement claims 35 cents buys a bottle of Dan derine at any drug store. One application supposedly leaves no dandruff or falling hair and adds life vigor brightness color and abundance to each hair.
Oswego, N Y March 6 William P Burr former treasurer of Oswego City Savings Bank was sentenced to three years and six months to ten years in Auburn prison He had pleaded guilty to grand larceny first degree after disclosures of peculations involving 20000 dollars
Meyer Berman of Boston owner of the Wiggins Hotel sues Daniel K. Coakley in the Supreme Judicial Court claiming extortion and a conspiracy with former district attorney Joseph Pelletier. Berman seeks to recover funds paid after alleged criminal charges related to the hotel operation.
Washington dry law officials announce plans to enforce ban as George S. Paul arrives from the capital and six federal investigators descend on Springfield to push the liquor prohibition drive in western Massachusetts.
Several Boston society girls plan to attend the wedding of Miss Helen Danforth Smith to Philip Gray Lovell in Omaha Nebraska on April 18. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Crittenden Smith and granddaughter of Mrs Joseph White of Brookline. Lovell is the son of Mrs Walter D Lovell of Cambridge and served as a first lieutenant overseas.
The lifeless body of Bentura Andrande 12 a mill operative was found hanging by a rope about the neck in his Bourne mill block tenement near the Rhode Island line early this evening.
President Harding received a petition from the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers asking him to intervene to prevent further wage decreases affecting members.
Washington March 6 John H Bartlett of New Hampshire was nominated today by President Harding to be first assistant postmaster general He chairs the civil service commission and will succeed Dr Hubert Work who recently became postmaster general Bartlett previously governed New Hampshire and served as Portsmouth postmaster He is a Dartmouth College graduate and a long time New England political figure.
Colonel John Lambert, first president of the American Steel & Wire Company, died today in Pasadena California. He lived in Joliet Illinois and was born in Lambertville New Jersey in 1847.
Sofia announces a commission to study the United States Bulgaria treaty of commerce and amity handed to the foreign office by American minister Charles S. Wilson. The government favors a friendly agreement but seeks changes and asks for a Aegean seaport access and participation in future power meetings.
The murder trial of Alric Westling, a Worcester resident, in the Christmas Eve slaying of Carl Molar, a Bronx jeweler, was postponed today by Supreme Court Justice Mitchell to March 20.
A 20th century advertisement touts Cascarets as the pleasant laxative for relief from dizziness headaches colds biliousness indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims one or two tablets work overnight without stomach upset and that the product costs ten cents a box, appealing to both adults and children.
In Buffalo two men seized jeweler Max Cooper, tied him to a chair at the rear of his shop, and escaped with jewelry valued at about 2000 dollars as a traffic officer stood about 200 feet away. Authorities investigate the daytime theft.
Diapepsin advertised as a fast remedy for sour gassy stomachs and indigestion. It claims five minute relief after taking Papes Diapepsin and promotes regular eating without fear. Large cases cost sixty cents at drug stores.
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