Baldness discussed by Boston hair specialist before association
Wesley T. Lee, a leading Boston hair and scalp specialist, spoke to the New England Ladies' Hairdressers' Association at 30 Huntington Avenue. He covered baldness in all its forms, signs of danger, remedies and the impossibility of a universal cure, weighing hairgrower options and their pros and cons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley T. Lee
Boston
New England Ladies’ Hairdressers’ Association
Huntington Avenue
Incurable Baldness Warned by Dr Lee
Dr Lee warned that much baldness is incurable due to its congenital nature. He said efforts to regrow hair are fruitless and that routine wetting of the hair is a dangerous habit and a key cause of baldness.
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Dr. Lee
Hair Growth Facts At Boston Meeting
Dr Lee explained hair loss factors including hats poor ventilation worry and strain noting gray hair can occur in 24 hours under stress. He cited hair counts by color and explained daily shedding is natural with growth about half an inch monthly. Louise Frey demonstrated modern styling. committee members O Toole Warnock O Hearn. M Roman presided.
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Louise R. Frey
Boston
Emma O’toole
Mary Warnock
Grace O’hearn
M. Roman
Association
Mrs Chaplin Comes to U S
Mrs Hannah Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin's mother, arrived in the United States to visit her son and be treated for shell shock. She was briefly held at Ellis Island but admitted after officials learned bombing in London caused her illness. Charlie planned to aid her, and private secretary Thomas Harrington accompanied her to Los Angeles.
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New York
United News
Charlie Chaplin
Hannah Chaplin
London
United States
Ellis Island
Celtic
Thomas Harrington
Mrs. Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charlie
City Council Fails to Elect President on Ballot
Another deadlock in the choice of a president for the City Council resulted on the 10th ballot since the first of the year. Yesterday's ballot gave Councillors Watson and Brickley three votes, and Councillor Lane, who was absent, received two votes. The situation appears unchanged.
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Watson
Brickley
Lane
Policeman as Press Agent of the Hasty Pudding Club
Special Officer John Skinner arrested five fashionably dressed girls in Randolph Hall Harvard dormitory on the Gold Coast. They turned out to be Crimson athletes from Westward Ho the musical, later released to rehearse at the club. The incident ended with the manager revealing the youths and the dormitory’s strict no-women rule confirmed by Skinner.
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John Skinner
Randolph Hall
Harvard
Gold Coast
Skinner
Crimson
Hasty Pudding Club
Officer Skinner
Randolph
John
Rue
Sonny” Baker
New York
Roy Nichols
Cambridge
Jack Sise
Danbury mayor reelected in city election
Danbury Connecticut mayor William C. Gilbert a Republican was reelected today by a margin of 134 votes, defeating Democrat D Frank Stevens in the city race.
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Danbury
Conn
William C. Gilbert
D. Frank Stevens
Milk in bulk as remedy hints at lower prices
The Commission on the Necessaries of Life chair, Eugene Hultman, says bulk milk sales could let consumers buy at 10 cents a quart in Boston. In East Boston, police say George Forey, alias Muggey, injured by blood poisoning from bites. he and Frank Amerina faced drunkenness and assault charges, held at 10,000 dollars. John Forey, Muggey’s brother, charged with assaulting a patrolman and held at 5,000 dollars.
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Boston
Eugene C. Hultman
Commission On the Necessaries of
Herbert &. Morrison
East Boston
City Hospital
George Forey
K. O. Mugegsy
Muggsy
Barnes
Frank Amerina
Meridian Street
John Forey
New Street
Mugesy
Boston Milk Regulations Block Farmer Sales, Hultman Says
Commissioner Hultman argues Boston health rules force bottle sales, keeping prices high while New York shows 56 percent bulk sales at 10 cents a quart. He notes producers get 6 to 12 cents, distributors keep more, surplus cuts payments to 4 cents, and proposes bulk delivery to stores to bypass bottling restrictions.
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Hultman
Boston
New York City
Commissioner Hultman
New York
Iron for Women Health Boosts Strength and Vitality
Many women blame age and worry for ill health but the true cause is iron starvation of the blood. Organic Nuxated Iron is claimed to rapidly restore strength and vigor within two weeks, with refunds if results fail. Be sure the product is organic iron labeled Nuxated Iron with NJ on each tablet.
Rival Labor Group Forms in Boston Amid Open Shop Debate
Organized as the Trade Union Defence Committee of Greater Boston, the new rival body seeks affiliations with district labor groups to consolidate trade union activity. It forms after the Boston Central Labor Union’s action on supporting Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America in the open shop fight and the absence of several call participants.
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Trade Union Defence Committee of
Greater Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Prominent C L U Figures Lead New Cigarmak Group
The new organization includes long prominent C L U figures led by Aaron Velleman, president of the Cigarmak group, signaling a shift in leadership and direction for years in C L U matters.
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Aaron Velleman
Cigarmak
Dr True’s Elixir Ad Promises Digestion Aid
A New Yorker visiting Plymouth Massachusetts recommends Dr True's Elixir as a remedy for digestion insomnia and constipation. The message requests six large bottles for his mother. The ad claims the product as a long standing laxative and worm expeller with over seventy years on the market.
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New Yorker
Old
Plymouth
Mass
Dr. True
Wm. I. Ralph
New Trade Union Defence Committee Formed in Greater Boston
Henry Abrahams chairs the group with John J. Kearney and Max Hamlin on the press committee. Sponsored by United Hebrew Trades, the committee seeks to unite labor groups to oppose open shop schemes and defend trade union rights. It will aid Amalgamated Clothing Workers and hotel staff facing pressure from the Quincy and Essex hotels.
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Ers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Ir. Monson
John J. Kearney
Max Hamlin
United Hebrew Trades
Trade Union Defence Committee
Amalgamated Clothing
Quincy
Essex
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