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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
4
Advertisement claims extreme nervousness stems from muscle fatigue and loss of nerve power. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as nourishment for blood and nerves, suggesting a free booklet and mail order availability from Schenectady NY.
New Bedford authorities jailed David White 42 after a string of charges. He received 960 in fines and three months in the House of Correction for illegal keeping of intoxicating liquor and related offenses. He appealed the ruling.
Newfoundlanders in Greater Boston organize to aid those in need this winter. A meeting is set for tomorrow evening at St Rose hall Worcester street to discuss emergency relief with prominent speakers outlining the cooperative effort.
The article notes Thomas Holding as the Duke of Buckingham in The Three Musketeers and highlights his recent roles in The Woman in His House and Without Benefit of Clergy with Virginia Faire. It mentions his screen debut in The Eternal City and his English origins and marriage to an English actress.
Danish actress Asta Nielsen, now presenting Hamlet in New York, finished a second production a film version of Strindberg's Countess Julia. Nielsen plays the title role in the new release arriving soon.
Film fans will see Mildred Harris at Bowdoin Square Theatre all next week. The young beauty, known for Fool's Paradise, is 20 and has seven years of screen work. She married Charles Chaplin at seventeen and divorced him last year.
Rupert Hughes has been a busy member of the Goldwyn staff writing original screen stories and directing titles. He will personally direct his own story tentatively titled Remembrance with an all star cast including Cullen Landis Claude Gillingwater Richard Tucker Patay Ruth Miller Nell Craig and Lucille Ricksen.
In the Boston Post letter page, readers learn which actors played which roles in a series of silent films. Constance Talmadge, Nancy, and George Fawcett as her father appear alongside Kenneth Harlan as Clarence Brooks. Other stars include Claire Windsor, Louis Calhern, Mona Lisa, and Pauline Frederick in noted performances.
Inspectors Burke and Donovan recovered two trunks containing opium cocaine heroin and related drugs in Roxbury in a major raid described as the largest in city history.
Anthony Ferino, alleged owner living on Howard Street with a storage room near Eggleston Square, was arrested and to face Central Court. Officers traced trunks from Grand Central Station in New York and found a narcotics scale used to prepare decks. Ferino, labeled a wholesaler, claims to be a laborer and has no local police record. contents valued at wholesale $26,000 and potential retail $60,000.
Boston lifelong resident Jessie Ferguson of 04 Sawyer St credits Tanlac for restoring her health. She suffered headaches indigestion and nervous strain for eleven years before taking Tanlac and now reports no stomach trouble headaches or sleeplessness and feels as strong as forty years ago. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc sold in Boston by Liggs Stores.
Mrs. John Catoni faced a flaming lamp on the third floor at 210 North Street. Bill Griffin rushed up three flights, smothered the blaze with a pot of boiling spaghetti, toppled the lamp with a curtain burning behind it, and saved the scene before returning downstairs.
Mayor Peters awards a $195 800 contract to M Seretto for erecting and completing Police Station 8 and Police Station 81 on Commercial Street. Construction will begin within a week. The Public Buildings Department announced the brick three story structures.
Colorful ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as pure vegetable pills that stimulate liver and bowels without dangerous effects. Claims yellowness and bad taste disappear, giving pink skin bright eyes and buoyant childhood feel. Sold in 15c and 30c boxes with nightly doses.
Grace a Boston attorney faces bankruptcy proceedings after his daughter Pegsy Grace a movie actress settles a suit against Boston man Robert Dobbins for alleged breach. He reports his trout ties worth 8327 with assets of 40. All claims are age he.
A brick building near the Thames river submarine base in New London fell into the water last night. The structure housed components for electric submarine batteries. Commandant Captain F Berrein said the loss would be significant for the base’s operations.
Advertises Kurokol as a multi action cold remedy claiming anti pyretic, expectorant, laxative and antiseptic effects. Promises refund from druggists if no relief after three doses and notes backing by a million dollar corporation. Recommends dosing schedule and urges purchase at local druggists.
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