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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
13
Public Safety Commissioner Alfred W Foote announced approval of oil tanks erection on the Meisel Press Manufacturing Company premises in South Boston. Fire Marshal had declined to revoke the license granted by the Boston street commissioners, backing up the marshal’s decision.
An advertisement extols the instant relief from indigestion gas and upset stomachs using Pape's Diapepsin. It claims rapid action, universal approval, and affordability, noting millions use the remedy to settle stomach distress.
Yale will assign T. Lawrason Riggs as chaplain for Catholic instruction for Yale undergraduates. A Yale graduate and war veteran, Riggs will offer doctrinal courses at his Whitney Avenue office with Dwight Hall used for lectures. Many Catholic students are expected to take courses alongside their regular studies.
The wedding of Grace E. Mealey of Arlington and Armand L. Perry of Riverside Rhode Island was celebrated yesterday with a nuptial mass at St. Agnes Church Arlington Centre. Rev Matthew Flaherty officiated and Rev William J. Dwyer of Gloucester conducted the mass.
Miss Catherine C Mealey was the bride with her sister as bridesmaid Irene Thompson played the organ Mrs Margaret Delaney sang and Edward Kearns provided violin support After the ceremony a wedding brunch was held at the bride’s home 21 Harlow Street Arlington The newlyweds Mr and Mrs Perry will travel to Miami Florida until March 15 then settle in Riverside
Marie Rogers, grieving mother of a dead boy, vowed she would not live to see him carried out. Three hours later she was found dead by asphyxiation in the room beneath the boy's bier.
The City Council unanimously endorsed Mayor Curley’s bid for a Public Utilities Commission investigation into rates charged by the Boston Consolidated Gas Company. The resolution was approved on Councillor James A. Watson’s motion.
During Yom Kippur services in Roxbury Dorchester and Boston areas sermons warned of renewed conflict amid Graeco Turkish tensions. Rabbis urged aid to Palestine and rebuilding efforts including Keren Hayesod with a October 15 campaign launch. Observances concluded at sunset with prayers and fasting in synagogues and improvised spaces.
A 12 year old girl, Florence Cohen of 2A Malden street, South End, spotted a penny at Arlington square and stepped into traffic. An automobile struck her, sending her to City Hospital in an ambulance, though she held the penny in her hand.
Fragmentary report notes contusions and an abrasion on her right thigh after treatment she was sent home. Florene hopes luck improves with fans showing support and belief in a penny’s luck.
Beverly October 3 Mrs Charles Munn a 78 year old Manchestrer resident was seriously injured when her auto crashed into a tree after the steering broke Both women were thrown through the windows at Beverly Hospital Mrs Munn suffered a broken thigh and severe facial and neck cuts The nurse Miss Maryna Volmer had many cuts from the glass Chauffeur Hillard Biggs escaped with lighter injuries The car was wrecked and valued as an expensive machine.
The article notes that China’s wealthy women devote little time to important matters, preferring social gossip and gambling over public or political concerns.
Beverly reports a man found floating in the Water street channel at 3 o clock noon. The deceased was identified as a 33 year old resident of Chase Street. The medical examiner cannot yet determine cause of death but suspects it was not due to play.
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