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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
16
Funeral for Henry Harrison Tyler a veteran member of the George G. Meade Post G A R Lexington will be held tomorrow afternoon at his Maple Street East Lexington home. Tyler died yesterday at his residence and was rentor vice commander and one of the few surviving members of the post.
A Cincinnati barber with forty years in the trade shares a home remedy to darken gray hair. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum a small box of Barbo Compound and one ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade is achieved. The result is a soft glossy look that makes hair appear twenty years younger and does not irritate the scalp or rub off.
Mayor Curley asks Boston City Council to reconsider rejecting a land swap with the State near Marine Park South Boston. Robert Dollar Company of San Francisco seeks 600000 square feet for a Pacific lumber base, promising job creation and lower builder costs. Councillor Ha gan objects to a gas tank or rendering plant. the council tables the matter until next week.
Boston University girls from the College of Secretarial Science celebrated the department’s third anniversary by planting ivy before the building. Left to right are Misses Lillian McCarthy Catherine Cox Hazel Wiggin and Mildred Coleman.
The Boston University secretaries marked the College of Secretarial Science third birthday with a white iced cake and 600 portions. Marilyn Miller cut the cake with help from Laura LaFond while Ruth Ridyard directed the program and Ruth Ridyard led the ivy planting outdoors after a song and solo dance by Gertrude Bane.
Charles H. Monroe, 45, was struck by a Boston bound express train at Greenfield this afternoon on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine. His head was crushed and he died on arrival at Franklin County Hospital about thirty minutes after the accident.
Edward J. Paul of Newton arrested on an indictment warrant charged with larceny of 1700 from Atlantic Machine Screw Company in South Boston. His wife Grace Paul filed for divorce last fall, and a similar suit by Frederick Crawford against Estelle Crawford followed. Paul posted 2000 bail and faces allegations spanning 1910 to 1921.
Following marital disputes, Paul was ousted from the firm as court actions proceeded. An accounting audit led to Paul being arrested after the books were reviewed by the accountants.
Lieutenant Governor Fuller spoke at the Ladies' Night event about the growing interest in politics among the rank and file. He argued that this enthusiasm could lead to the election of men with broader vision to public office than some current authorities.
Mr. Fuller notes a rising interest in politics among party rank and file and predicts elected leaders with broader vision. He cites Beveridge’s U S Senate nomination as evidence of reform-minded Republicans, praises Pinchot’s candidacy for Pennsylvania governor, and lauds a past of disinterested public service.
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a health booster aiding digestion and eliminating constipation. It claims regular use can extend life by ten to fifteen years, improves growth and brain activity, and offers a digestible, nutty cereal that can be added to meals or baked goods.
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