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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
4
The sale offers 400 rompers and suits in pink blue white and tan for ages 1 to 5 on the third floor. Excellently made from gingham chambray and seersucker with ample shoulder room and tucks. A mother buying a dozen garments hopes to end summer clothing worries.
Mayor Quigley ordered strict curfew enforcement in Chelsea, directing police chief Finn to restrict youths after 10 PM during summer hours. The ordinance was amended to adjust ages and timing, citing juvenile crime and study disruption as reasons.
An advertisement touts Mentho-Sulphur as a pleasant cream that soothes irritated or broken out skin. It claims rapid relief from eczema and rashes, with itching stopping on application and full healing after a few uses, noting sulphur’s parasite destroying properties. A small jar is available at drug stores.
Special Correspondent reports at Caledonia Mills that Dr. W Franklin Prince narrowly won the first round of a purported Antigonish ghost contest when no ghostly intrusion occurred overnight amid a fierce wind and rain. The party, led by Prince, waited for midnight effects while storms battered the MacDonald homestead and Mary Ellen MacDonald teased spirits, predicting changing methods if manifestations return.
A fearless youth in a white coat and auburn hair stops a runaway team on Brattle Street Cambridge. He dives from a moving truck into the reins, calms the frightened horses, and returns to his faded filvery before vanishing in under five minutes. Spectators praise his cool daring and quick action near Church Street.
Salisbury Beach March 8 Two fires today destroyed three cottages and damaged two more. Albert Carr of Haverhill saw his cottage extinguished with small loss then Alfred Rookes of Lawrence saw his cottage and two others in the Black Rocks area totally burned. Total loss about $6000 with Mary F Colquhoun and Mrs Nora McGrath of Lawrence among the destroyed structures.
John Healey a 38 year city public works employee died yesterday morning at Voly Ghost Hospital after a brief illness from heart trouble and asthma. He lived at 149 Orange Street Roslindale and retired three weeks ago on a pension.
An advertisement touts To Cure a Cold in One Day as Bromo Quinine tablets with the signature of FE W Grove. Advises to ensure you get Bromo. 380c.
In a New York Magistrate's Court on March 8 a case against Bowery landlord Max Schwarzer was adjourned until such time as seven kittens born in holes in a wall reach eye opening. Schwarzer claimed he plugged the holes but a cat reopened them to shield her brood. The hearing stalled over the kittens remaining in the partition and the judge considered cruelty concerns.
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