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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
13
March 20 New Bedford reports a case of sleeping sickness in Miss Elizabeth Marcotte who has been ill for more than a month. She slept heavily for the initial weeks and could only sit briefly on the porch last week, after returning from work at the National Spun Spinning mill.
After a heated debate Wakefield voters approved a special town meeting next Monday to decide if the town will sell its 15 year old municipal lighting plant to Malden Electric Company for 300000 dollars.
Aged landowner faces murder charges in the John Johnson case amid testimony of ongoing poaching and heavy gunplay on The Pines estate near Milton and West Quincy. Neighbors describe constant shootings, trespass, and threats as the defense contends the owner patrolled his grounds to deter thieves.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine hair tonic at 85 cents a bottle. It claims one application stops hair loss, removes dandruff, and makes every hair lively and brighter with richer color.
The proposed $1.5 million widening of Exchange Street from State Street to Dock Square drew strong support from Mayor Curley allies who see a north south through route, while property interests including Lee Igginson & Company warned the cost could swell to four to five million dollars far above the estimate.
The City Council in executive session approved 4000 in 15 weekly payments to Mrs. Louise McGill of West Canton Street South End for the death of her son killed by an unknown man on Howard Street during the rioting on September 10 1919 tied to the Boston Police strike.
Police seek Clara Crosby a 48 year old pantry worker from the Cambridge Home for Aged People who disappeared March 17 after leaving to visit a sister in Watertown. It is feared she may have taken her life and she wore a green coat turban hat black shoes stockings and a fur neckpiece.
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