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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
6
Advertising copy touts Ice Mint as a foot care remedy for corns calluses and sore feet. It claims rapid relief with a cooling application made from a Japanese product and urges readers to bought a few cents worth at drug stores for solid foot comfort.
Irving B. Hietz of the National Association of Real Estate Boards urged an investigation into a nationwide scheme to sell real estate of questionable value near Muscle Shoals Alabama adjacent to government nitrate and power properties. Secretary Hoover emphasized local solutions to housing and said Commerce aims to curb waste by scientific building codes.
Radio engineers state that lightning entering via radiophone antennas poses minimal risk compared with other electrical devices. A lightning ground switch and grounding of antenna wires are advised. avoid operation during storms. The article cites installations by five underwriters and lists station programming and broadcasts.
Miss Margaret Riley a nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital pursued recovered and handed over to police the purse of Miss Rose Bishop of Natick after a man John Sheehy of South Ende was charged with larceny of 31 dollars during a telephoning break in the hospital. Sheehy will be tried in Central Court today with Riley as principal witness. Dur ing the war Riley served with a hospital base in France.
George F Conboy of 110 Wrentham Street Dorchester was fined 65 dollars in Dorchester court for drunkenness and assaulting a police officer and appealed with 1200 dollars surety. Patrolman John A McGregor testified Conboy kicked and struck him during arrest proceedings early yesterday.
Lila Lee will play the wife in Blood and Sand, with Bebe Daniels as Dona Sol and Zena Keefe returning as star of Love and the Law. Pine Tree Pictures of Portland produces the photoplay filmed around Portland, Oregon. Keefe, formerly a Selznick star, has recent vaudeville credits and a New York apartment overlooking Central Park.
Rodolph Valentino buys a beautiful residence in Hollywood's exclusive district. The purchase adds momentum to rumors that the popular young star plans marriage soon.
In the January February issue of Exceptional Photoplays the National Board of Review lists The Level of Pharaoh and Shattered and One Glorious Day with Will Hogers as exceptional. The remaining dozen meritorious titles include Sir Anne's Treasure Hamlet Combating the Elements And Women Must Weep Moron of the Lady Letty A Doll's House Boomerang Bill Reaching for the Moon Miss Lulu Bett Her Husband's Trademark The Ruling Passion and Polly of the Follies with Constance Talmadge and Gloria Swanson George Arliss.
Thomas H. Ince visits New York for conferences with First National officials and key leaders in the film industry. Mack Sennett and J Parker Read Jr accompany him, engaging with prominent figures during the series of meetings.
The Vitagraph release Too Much Business opens with Ethel Grey Terry in the leading female role. The film program highlights her star performance and the new theater presentation.
Joseph de Grasse will direct Charles Ray in his first United Artists production possibly The Tailor Made Man if purchased from Jack Pickford who holds the screen rights. De Grasse previously directed Ray in The Old Swimmin Hole Nineteen and Phyllis and Party Five Minutes from Broadway.
BeBe Tom Gallery identified as the son in The Son of Wallingford and linked by marriage to Zazu Pitts. His latest film The Wall Flower stars Colleen Moore, with prior appearances noted in this column.
Senator Vittorio Rolandi Ricci will continue as Italian ambassador to America despite Rome's government change. He resigned when the new government took office but received a joint plea from Premier acta and Foreign Minister Schanzer urging him to stay.
New York March 6 Justice Hen ry Dewitt Hotchkiss of the State Supreme Court died here today of pneumonia. He was 66 years old.
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