Nothing to Base Scandal on in Hysterical Confession
A fragment notes a period of separation with mentions of travel to Europe or Canada. The text hints at relationship strain but lacks concrete scandal or verifiable events to form a full news item.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
18
A fragment notes a period of separation with mentions of travel to Europe or Canada. The text hints at relationship strain but lacks concrete scandal or verifiable events to form a full news item.
The Stillman alimony war intensifies as attorneys reveal a 50 000 yearly agreement and discuss alleged past affairs. Letters from Fred Beauvais to Mrs Stillman and new affidavits are poised for court, with Justice Morschauser to rule on alimony and counsel fees amid claims of illegitimacy and publicity.
An ad promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a superior alternative to harsh soaps and shampoos. It says use two teaspoons to produce rich lather that cleanses, nourishes, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and manageable, with minimal alkali damage. It emphasizes affordability and availability at drug stores.
The article notes Mr. Gleason upholding Mr. Mack and suggests the Stillman divorce will hinge on the child Guy. Florence Leeds' actions remain unclear as lawyers brace for shocks. A famed French surgeon was rumored to be flown in for blood tests comparing Guy’s blood to the potential parents, unless the court objects.
Mrs. Mary J. Fellows of Johnston was indicted for murder over the death of her divorced husband Rufuy J. Fellows a hotelkeeper who died within a week after an accidental shooting, according to Providence reports dated March 24.
State Board of Vernetiiation and Arbitration proposed that striking Building Trades Council members return to work at 9 cents an hour pending arbitration. The Building Trades Employers' Association favored the plan. United Building Trades' Council opposed it and the $1 hourly option. Among 17 867 voting, 15 298 rejected both propositions, 2 569 backed proposition one, and 27 backed proposition two. No recommen provided by the employees' committee.
Advertisement cites Mrs Esther Pleasant of Lynn Massachusetts who, after five years of decline, gained 23 pounds in 35 days and appears 30 years younger. Claims Animal Gland Extracts in Glandex Compound rebuilt her strength, eased nervousness, and improved sleep. Endorsed by her husband Timothy Pleasant and offered by local druggists with a money back guarantee.
Reports indicate both employees and employers agreed to resume discussions with the Board of Conciliation at 10 30 tomorrow morning. The board indicated there remains an opportunity to reach a mutual agreement on the advisability of accepting or rejecting either suggestion.
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