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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
24
The City Council voted to award a 3.795 million, 10 year garbage disposal contract to Coleman Brothers. A public hearing is required and both mayor and council must approve the recommendation from a special committee before final award.
The International Textile Exposition opens for a week at Mechanics Building highlighting spinning weaving and finishing stages from raw fiber to finished cloth. Exhibits fill every space with machines producing sheets towels silks and woolens as war and dyes boost industry. Veterans, students and manufacturers observe a panorama of modern textile technology including a knotting machine and coal tar dye displays.
In Roxbury at 8 Loraine Street Morris Hymans sat with his wife Wreda and two children when Miss Rose Mandish, 35, confessed love for Hymans. She fired a 22 caliber revolver wounding Hymans and then swallowed bichloride of mercury before Hymans wrestled away the gun. Mandish was taken to City Hospital in serious condition. Hymans and his wife were treated for minor injuries.
Four suspects identified as Mrs Edwin L Leahy of 1% Broadway South Boston Mrs R A Kazell of 43 Buttonwood Dorchester William F Rust of Columbus Avenue Boston and Warry Gerald of M Woodward Avenue Roxbury were arrested at 1 am at a Cottage in Lake View Park Whitman's Yard Mast Weymouth charged with breaking and entering and attempted larceny
Boston club women debate eye expression as the prettiest laughing eyes controversy sparks U S claims. Boston University cites Miss Jane Arnold of Uraintree as the standout of the laughing variety among Yankee state students.
Clifton Kip Bird admitted to police he shadowed his wife Frances Bird and her lover Arthur Bates before Bates was shot. Frances Bird pleaded not guilty to murderous assault in Brockton court and was held on ten thousand dollars bail. Bird said he followed them to a woods and retrieved a club before hearing shots, unsure who fired.
All-England's women's field hockey team, in Boston for the first international contest of its kind, easily defeated the Boston School of Physical Education eleven. The British team scored 22 goals and shut out the home side at Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Avenue.
Ella M. Atchison of Worcester widow of George T. Atchison sues Elinor G. Maynard for 20000 alleging alienation of affections. Atchison, 92, blind at death, formerly ran a trolley sprinkling system and School Street Storage Co. case follows prior postnuptial dispute over estate.
An endorsement from the Sisters of Charity at the Children’s Home in Newburyport Massachusetts praises Father John’s Medicine as indispensable for sixty children. The letter claims safety by being alcohol free and drug free, and notes widespread reviews from other homes hospitals and institutions. The ad links the product to cures for coughs colds throat troubles and as a tonic and builder with over sixty five years of success.
Fines totaling 175 dollars were imposed on Hugh W. Sutherland of Mount Vernon street Roxbury by Judge Prescott in district court. He received 100 dollars for operating an automobile while intoxicated 50 dollars for assault on an officer and 25 dollars for operating without a license. Sutherland and a woman were found asleep in a Bedford North road car. he resisted arrest when Chief Kenney and Officer Jones intervened.
Claim Kellogg's Bran relieves constipation without pills by regular use. Suggests two tablespoons daily, versatile in recipes, palatable flavor, and potential health benefits including clearer complexion and fresher breath. Encourages grocers to stock Kellogg's Bran and recommends cooking and crumbling preparation.
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