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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
8
Refined petroleum product claims to stimulate hair roots and reduce dandruff. Advertises rapid improvement in hair quality with antiseptic effects. Barbers use it for a nickel? or fifteen cents, bottle $1.00, sold in drug and department stores or by T Noonan Sons Co. of Boston.
Screen star Tom Santschi signs to headline Universal’s two reel series about the northwest mounted police. The first film titled The Guilty Oath pairs Santschi with a western setting. Pauline Garon appears busy in New York both on screen with Richard Barthelmess in Sonny and on stage in Liles of the Field. She arrived from Paris a year ago and is described as a petite teen with blonde bobbed hair.
Charles ih wraps his final First ional production Alias Julius Caesar with Barbara Bedford William Scott and Eddie Gribbon in support. Upon completion Mr Ray will begin The Tailor Made Man his first United Artists star project.
Anne Mower accuses film star Jack Mower of neglect caused by his screen success. Her complaint notes his recent roles in Silent Years and Saturday Night. Other film items mention Robert Gordon in Stepsons of Light and The Rosary at Gordon's Old South Theatre. Ethel Clayton returns to Lasky after vacation.
Bryant Washburn will refilm his celebrated Essanay comedy Skinner's Dress Suit. He has just completed the leading male role in Hungry Hearts, a Goldwyn special.
Belle Bennett of the Vera Gordon picture Your Best Friend goes back to the stage to portray the Demi-Virgin role originated by Hazel Dawn. Bennett last acted in The Wandering Jew with Tyrone Power before this Broadway engagement.
Boston society notes reveal Marcia Manon married to producer I. L. Frothingham formerly of Boston. Mary Pickford turns 29 in April with no children. Hobart Bosworth married. Niles Welch wed Dell Boone. Elmo Lincoln recently divorced. Various queries direct readers to studios and press reps.
The University of Chicago honor commission asks President Judson to remove all instructors from classrooms during examinations so students may rely on personal honor. The plan would make Chicago the only U.S. university with no instructors present during exams.
In a late verdict, George M. Cohan was found liable for none in the $50,000 suit brought by actor-playwright Robert C. Hilliard. Hilliard alleged Cohan failed to rewrite Honest John O'Brien, depriving him of a starring vehicle for the 1918 season.
At Readsboro Vermont the town meeting announced an alleged $3500 shortage in the accounts of Clifford G. Brown who has served 18 years as town treasurer and town clerk. Two auditors hired by the selectmen found the discrepancy. Brown was absent as C. H. Pope was elected new town treasurer and F. W. Horton new town clerk.
Mrs A Dixon a Brooklyn trained nurse endorses a home remedy for gray hair using Orlex powder. Dissolve in water and comb through hair with a gold bond guarantee and a long lasting effect. Safe non sticky and leaves hair fluffy. It may make a gray haired person look twenty years younger.
The Federal income tax office in the Little building will stay open late each evening this week and until 6 30 Saturday to help taxpayers. Officials urge prompt filing as daily returns average about 30 000 until March 15 to reach last year's total.
Samuel Hopkins Adams presents another installment in The People in Our Square series titled A Patroness of Art. The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish the story in its upcoming issue.
A decision is pending on whether the rum running schooner Grace and Ruby seized two weeks ago in Massachusetts Bay will be returned to owner W. D. Sweeney of Yarmouth. Officials in Washington and Lowell’s Boston offices discussed the case as rumors circulated of a broad ruling limiting seizures beyond the three mile limit.
Five thousand people were unable to gain entry to St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Harlem for the funeral of Bert Williams, the colored comedian. More than 2000 followed the hearse from his home, with police leading. Rev. Hutchin C. Bishop conducted services. Masonic rites are planned for tomorrow. Williams was a member of a Scottish lodge.
A list of battery and garage service companies across multiple New England towns and cities is presented, detailing operations from Boston to Burlington and coastal towns. Firms include storage battery companies, auto garages, and repair shops, with names such as Norwich Electric Co, Plymouth Battery Station, and Miller Auto Sales Co.
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