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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
6
An advertisement extols Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remed as a color restorer and scalp tonic. It promises gray hairs will darken in days, improves dandruff and hair growth, and offers a 50 cent bottle with refund if not as represented.
Shippensburg Pennsylvania reports an engagement between Miss Mary Jordan a Cumberland Valley social figure and E Rodden McCurdy of Boston Massachusetts. The announcement follows a quick romance and a previously broken engagement amid local society circles.
After Christmas plans to wed a Philadelphia railroad man collapsed. McCurdy visited Shippensburg and attracted many admirers leading to a string of heartbreaks. On Washington's Birthday renewed stir followed his return. Engagement to Miss Jordan announced and wedding set for April 2.
New York March 20 Frank Coffyn aviator injured in an automobile crash in Central Park is reported to have a possible fracture at the base of the skull his condition is serious Mrs Coffyn was allowed a brief visit and was told there is a good chance of recovery though no immediate danger of death exists
Irish tenor John McCormack will give his only season appearance in Boston at Symphony Hall on Sunday evening March 31. He will be joined by soprano Miss Marie Narelie and accompanist Spencer Clay for the program.
Salva tore Caruso, leader of a gang that held up and killed Denton Fowler and George Ragsdale near Hudson on Sept 3 1910, was executed at Clinton prison this morning. This clipping notes the execution and mentions Adamson’s Balsam as a remedy.
In hearings on bringing the Grand Trunk to Boston, David Ives urged that Boston port growth is blocked by current rail lines. He cited New Haven pressures and favorable Canadian rates, while critics accused the company of unfair labor practices and poor wages. The committee continued the hearing.
An advertisement touts HYOMET as a nonoral remedy for catarrh in the nose or throat. It claims the inhaled medicated antiseptic reaches inflamed parts to stop discharge ease soreness and heal the membrane, with thousands praising its effectiveness.
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