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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1922
Page
6
East Boston report quotes Mrs Nellie Woodsford and her children crediting Dr True’s Elixir with restoring their bowels and easing headaches after a neighbor recommended the True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller. The product has been marketed for over 70 years as mild and safe with prices 40c 60c and 1 20.
Attorney General Allen was loudly cheered as the potential next Massachusetts governor during a noon Bible School service at Tremont Temple. He cited Law Enforcement, warned against betraying public trust, and declared the 18th Amendment would not be repealed while urging obedience to law as liberty.
London publisher Ernest A Vizetelly a noted author and journalist died today in London at an unspecified age leaving a legacy in travel and literary reporting across early 20th century journalism.
Dr. D Crosby Greene Jr urged parents to act quickly if a baby swallows a small object. He advised grabbing the child by the heels, allowing the head to hang, and thumping him on the back to dislodge the item. The guidance came during a public lecture at Harvard Medical School on nose and throat diseases and accidents.
Dr. Greene urges caregivers to calmly attempt to remove a choking object with a finger only if safe, call a doctor immediately if unsuccessful, and rely on modern instruments when needed. He notes head colds trigger many illnesses and warns about sinusitis risking brain tissue, advising strict hygiene and prompt treatment of nasal obstructions and diseased adenoids and tonsils.
Elmer G. Sweezy furniture dealer of Medford with at least one leg lost was arrested in Somerville for operating an auto under the influence. Patrolman Butman halted the run as Sweezy ignored signals and sped along with a machine described as a contrivance. The pursuit ended at Medford police station after the officer was forced to ride along to avoid danger.
Ralph H. Sneyd, awaiting his wife and two children at the New York pier from the steamer Albania, was arrested as a fugitive from justice. Wanted in Washington D C for forging a $2650 check at the Standard Bank, he had allegedly paid his family's passage money with the proceeds.
The passage argues that workers' purchasing power depends on their earnings, which in turn rely on industry demand. If the industry cannot operate due to lack of business, workers' earning power and their ability to buy goods decline, affecting consumer demand.
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