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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement urges husbands to give their run-down wives Gude's Pepto Mangan with meals for a few weeks to restore vitality. It claims doctors have recommended the tonic for 30 years and notes the product is sold by druggists in liquid and tablet forms.
Keeper Morris Cotter of Franklin Park Zoo notes riding elephants is harder than pictures of princes atop the animals suggest. He explains the challenges involved and how training differs from display.
A keeper mounted Tony the horse yesterday and found the ride perilous as the animal balked at being a beast of burden. Tony shook violently, threatening a fall that keeper Cotter avoided only with the timely grasp of head keeper Dan Harkins, who saved him from sliding over Tony’s head.
The Senate unanimously adopted Senator Lodge's resolution extending for years the $60,000,000 loan to Austria for famine relief. The measure, urged by American relief groups, awaits House action. Lodge noted Austria’s funds shortfall and that other nations have pledged extensions secured by Austrian revenues. The relief fund consists mainly of wheat distributed in Vienna.
Six months in the House of Correction suspended during good behavior for Florenzo Viznani of Shawmut avenue Roxbury who assaulted his fiancée Miss Lucy Petrucci of Columbus avenue Roxbury with a knife. He was arrested last week by police at the Fast Dedham street station and sentenced yesterday by Judge Ahern in Roxbury District Court.
Hampden county commissioners set August 8 for the dedication of the new five million dollar bridge across the Connecticut river. The ceremony will be organized by a committee representing every city and town in the county and will include the mayors of the area.
In Methuen on March 18 Mrs Mary Oakes of Lawrence and Charles Faire of Lowell were badly injured when Faire's car struck a pole near the State armory. Two other Methuen residents Mrs Margaret Hagerty and Mrs Margaret Boddy sustained injuries.
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