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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
6
Princess for Phony Check Arrested weeks ago for writing a worthless bill at the Parker House. Before Judge Duff in the Opal Court she was jailed three months at Charlas Street jail. She appealed and was held.
Dr. William Held, Chicago epilepsy specialist, told physicians and students at the Illinois post graduate medical school clinic that glandular extract injections can cure shell shock, epilepsy, and insanity. He said bromides and surgery are futile in such cases, offering hope to hundreds of shell shocked veterans and about 200000 epilepsy victims in the United States.
The White House announced the resignation of Dr George Otis Smith from the Geological Survey to devote himself to the Federal Coal Fact Finding Commission. It was stated he hopes to resume his director duties after the commission completes its report.
Miss Martha Peirce of Malden declares engagement to Bowdoin College senior George Noah of Melrose. She shows a Delta Kappa Epsilon pin as proof while mother calls it a prank. a Portland marriage intention adds fuel to the tale as Noah reportedly travels to Brockton.
Massachusetts administrator James J. Phelan protested to the Federal distribution agency against high coal prices. He cites miners price quotes from $8.25 to $15 per ton and says 60 percent of local needs remain unmet, urging substitutes to keep warm this winter.
The Fog Art Museum announces a second lecture for Bashford Deas, curator, on armor in the Metropolitan Museum of New York. The talk titled The Moving and Wearing of Armor will be held Wednesday afternoon, November at Harvard Union. Admission is free to the public and will feature moving pictures.
The marriage of Ben Lee Wenton, former Williams football star, to Miss Catherine Darby of Steelton Pa was announced. The ceremony occurred in Steelton on Oct. 27 with Miss Darby described as the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fulton Dory.
Louis Japloncky of Chelsea was elected class prophet. Feole Polytechnique, a famed military preparatory school in Europe, began in Paris in 1794 and was reorganized by Napoleon in 1804.
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