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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
11
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel remedy. Claims restore buoyancy, clear impurities, improve complexion, and reduce dark rings and pimples. Promotes the olive colored tablets available in 15c and 80c sizes.
Colonel Charles R. Gow president of the Associated leads remarks at a City Club dinner in Boston noting policy concerns. The event features business leaders and officers discussing economic issues and industry challenges.
Industries of Massachusetts questions the working man’s right to a living wage and to strike under any circumstances. It also condemns unproductive public improvements as a major national threat.
Col Gow warns Congress will flood with spendthrift bills notably a proposed service men bonus. He criticizes intelligent radicals in universities newspapers churches and the Federated Council of Churches for endorsing living wage ideas. He cites a 2000 living wage estimate versus 42 million workers needing billions, arguing the only wage is what one can produce and warns against group coercion in labor disputes.
Mayor Curley urged creating a Back Bay union station on the Bos ton & Albany yard between Huntington Ave and Boylston St at a Boston Planning Board meeting. He argued the B A would profit from the shift, pressed for Greater Boston legislation, and called for downtown parking to preserve real estate values while warning Boston risks losing ocean traffic to Canada. Flavel Shurtleff and Frederick H. Fay spoke on zoning and planning.
Katherine A Nye guardian of Ethel A Lyman now patient at Boston State Hospital filed in Suffolk County Court to annul the marriage of Ethel A Lyman also known as Ethel A French and Mrs William A French on the grounds that her first husband John W Lyman is alive and there has been no divorce. The petition cites a Probate Court decree dated Aug 28 1922 declaring Ethel A Lyman insane and under Nye's guardianship.
A cinematic tale set in southern California features Noah Beery Robert Mc Kim and Frank Campeau as famed villains with Alice Lake and Gaston Glass in the romantic lead roles. The supporting cast includes Joseph J. Dowling Alec Francis Louis Fagenda and Harry Northrup.
The actor known as Mickey Neilan plans to enroll at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to fulfill a life goal of becoming an engineer. At 31 he already ranks among major figures in motion pictures and once studied mechanical engineering at night school hoping to return to pursue formal training.
It is decided Mildred Davin will star in her own pictures and Jobyna Ralston is reported as the new leading lady opposite Paul Parrott in his one reel Pathe comedies.
Mary F. C. and Alice Terry headline Rex Ingram's The Passion Wine in Florida with Ramon Navarro. Brookline notes praise for The Mad Under Cover starring Herbert Rawlinson and Beatrice Burnham. Elaine Hammerstein and Oscar Hammerstein are referenced as Mia's niece and her aunt by marriage.
Answers to questions list actors and roles tied to The Old Nest. Richard Tucker is identified as Tom the attorney general candidate. Names include Molly Gray Beverly-Clara Bowis Patsy Ruth Miller Mary Philbin Jacqueline Logan Gertrude Lynn-Honce Peter, with mentions of a Universal Studios contact in Universal City. Laurence-William Fox is cited as producer with Fox studios address in New York.
Screen gossip profiles Madge Bellamy a Texas girl and rising star in Lorna Doone at Gordon's Washington Street Olympia Theatre this week. Her early stage work included Pollyanna Peg o My Heart and Dear Brutus before a screen career chosen by Thomas H Ince.
After a two year absence Fay Tincker resumes film work on the Universal lot. She appears opposite Lewis Sargent in a messenger boy comedy noted for her signature striped dress and gum chewing propensities.
Edmond Pendee endorses O Brien s Dyspepsia Remedy after long suffering and doctors failed to help. A neighbor reports relief after three bottles enabling broad diet continuation. The letter highlights real health improvement and urges others to try the remedy.
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