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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
12
An article touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair dye that covers gray gradually. It claims simple application with a damp sponge, turning hair dark, glossy, and youthful after one or two uses.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy Woodhouse testified in Chittenden County Court that her son Charles Douglas Woodhouse lived as a woodsman not a society favorite. She described his bachelor lifestyle, forest retreats, and a demanding 12 month social itinerary shared with Lorenzo E. Woodhouse as co-defendants in the alienation suit filed by his wife Dorrit Van Deusen Stevens Woodhouse.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to prevent sour stomachs after meals. It claims chewing one or two tablets neutralizes acid and allows eating foods like pie, cheese, doughnuts, beans, steak, and onions without discomfort, urging a 60 cent box to regain appetite.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, harmless remedy for excess fat. The claim promises steady, easy reduction without hard diets or exercise, with the product sold by druggists or directly from Marmola Co. in Detroit for one dollar per case.
In Burlington a wealthy matriarch testified for hours about her son Charles Douglas Woodhouse. She described his early bank clerk days, army training, and failed efforts to gain his father’s approval for a vice presidency. She denied marital interference and recalled his Reno departure and marriage news. The court heard her fatigued, extended testimony amid a standing crowd.
Testimony in Taunton before Judge F E Austin outlines injuries including a fractured jaw seven broken ribs and pleural puncture in Captain John Gamboa age 52 of New Bedford who died at Taunton Insane Hospital after admission on November 12. Witnesses say jaw wiring and restraint were used and he died the following Sunday with incipient pneumonia noted as cause.
A meeting at the Public Library led by Rev. William M. Stinson II endorses a city library book drive. Harvard pledges duplicates, Carnegie Foundation offers annuals, Joseph H. O’Neil donates his private library, and Mayor Curley contributes $100 toward a goal of 5000 donors. The college expects at least 250000 volumes, including Chinese historical works from the Boston Chinese.
Dr. Marion L. Burton president of the University of Michigan announced he would not be a candidate to succeed Truman H. Newberry in the United States Senate. He informed Governor Groesbeck by wire and suggested that no further consideration be given to him for the appointment, which was expected to be announced soon.
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