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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
10
The article portrays Babe Ruth as a highly talked about figure and notes claims that his use of a powder puff is as effective as his famed home run hitting. It emphasizes public perception of his showmanship and controversial antics surrounding his persona.
Northwestern University men face an unusual task as co-eds request that male students create dolls as models. Fraternities were asked to enter a doll representing the masculine idea of modern feminine wear, shifting study time to design and modeling.
Two year old Vasoleke Mandy living at 27 Bond Street Lynn with her aunt was burned on the left arm and leg when she tried to extinguish a kitchen blaze. Cousin Magdalene Madros 20 from Greece raised alarms and tenants were awakened. Both were treated at Lynn Hospital.
Dr Sadowein of Kiev reports a mountain village near Temir Khan Shura in Daghestan where 18 of 120 residents are over 100 years old. The diet, consisting of soured cow milk cheese from sheep and white bread, is linked to longevity. Many famine migrants settle in the area for access to this food.
Alessandro Onesti, formerly of 46 Prince Street, who had returned from Italy to restore health, died suddenly of heart disease last Friday aboard the White Star steamer Canopic returning to Boston from Naples. The burial at sea occurred on Saturday and word reached Boston yesterday by wireless from Captain W A Morehouse, commander of the Canopic.
An American physician Dr. J W Smathers announces a new cold remedy named Eurokot or Kurokol. He claims the formula acts as fever reducer and cough suppressant while loosening phlegm and opening bowels, with quick relief and a money back guarantee. A million dollar company backs the market rollout across the United States and Canada.
The Massachusetts delegation to the burial at Arlington National Cemetery will depart today for the ceremony honoring a nation’s unknown soldier. Representatives from veteran groups will accompany the Bay State to pay tribute to a son who made the supreme sacrifice for his country.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready made darkening treatment for gray faded or streaked hair. It promises natural even results after dampening hair with the product, claiming gray hairs disappear after one use and broads asking two applications for richer color.
Mrs Frederick H Putnam a Gold Star Mother of David Putnam and Col Thomas F Foley Major Harold Blanchard and Sgt Benjamin James will represent the state at the services chosen by Governor Cox Captain C Sinclair Weeks son of Secretary Weeks is the MA choice to represent more than 80000 Legionnaires General Edwards honorary pallbearer and Weeks attend services signifying fine MA representation Chief Torpedoman James Delaney and Chief Water-Tender Charles L O Connor named for heroism in war Elizabeth Grace Hunter Dorchester selected to represent the American Women's Overseas League Boston veterans to include Captain Edwin H Cooper Edward H Haskell Newton and Lt Leonard M Wright representing various organizations.
John Nordberg Boston Latin halfback will be allowed to play in the double header at Braves Field tomorrow afternoon against Dorchester as Mechanic Arts and Trade also appear. Nat Young supports Nordberg’s return arguing junior competition should not bar him this year. Sarah Bernhardt, the aging French actress, plans a tomb island museum and chapel on a small island bought from the French government containing relics of her stage career.
Mrs. A. J. Pierce of 1111 Boylston St Boston reports gaining ten pounds after using Tanlac saying her stomach and nerves are now in perfect condition. She describes years of weakness insomnia and fatigue and credits Tanlac with restoring health and vitality. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
The article notes that Japanese widows designate themselves by the arrangement of their hair to show whether they wish to remarry. It explains the cultural practice as a visible signal within society and highlights traditional customs surrounding widowhood and marriage prospects.
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