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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
4
J Foley of Randolph was struck yesterday afternoon on Randolph avenue in Quincy near the Milton line. He suffered a broken arm wrist and leg and was taken to hospital. The motorcycle was operated by Jes R Kilham of Allston.
The International Shipping Service Federation a Belgian corporation with branches in European ports plans to expand by admitting proven American firms in major U S seaports Major Gilbert H Durston general manager announced The federation includes stevedores repair yard firms chartering brokers ship chandlers and others serving steamship owners
Third Generation reports use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a scientifically formulated laxative. The advertisement promotes a refined laxative with aromatic nuances, presenting it as safer than harsh calomel and other strong remedies.
On October 3 Brockton marked Children’s Day for the 49th Brockton Fair drawing a record crowd of about 50,000. Highlights included a four horse race for $10,000, a horse show with riders from North America, a circus and Wild West acts, a balloon ascent, and a parade. Notable moments featured Single G’s comeback and Calgary rider Alf Welch’s pony high jumps.
A British schooner the N. J. Taylor was reported in distress 250 miles offshore after a hurricane. The Ontario and Nantucket light ship relayed the warning to the Chatham navy yard as crew fight to keep the vessel afloat with limited provisions and no wireless gear. The ship, dis abled yet hopeful to reach the nearest port if wind permits, carries unknown crew details and worries mariners.
Cable reports from London say the American steamer Quaker City, sailing from Leith with 5000 tons of pig iron, ran ashore at Aberdeenshire several days ago. She has now been floated and returned to her port of origin on September 2.
In Constantinople Mudania hosts the preliminary peace conference as Allied generals meet Ismet Pasha for the Turkish Nationalists. The session started at 3 pm but adjourned to Wednesday to allow Greek representatives to join.
General Mazarakis and Colonel Sarri yannis arrived at Mudania aboard a Greek destroyer to join talks. General Harington will handle military questions with a free hand. Allied high commissioners will handle political matters and maintain wireless contact with Mudania.
Boston records fell as thermometer hit 86 for six hours from 1 to 1 30 with a fade after. the high beat prior marks set in 1579 1891 and 1898. Forecast calls for fair weather today and tomorrow with little temperature change.
Boston attorneys claim Boston port has faced higher export rates than Baltimore and Philadelphia for grain shipments. They ask ICC and Supreme Court to rule the differential unlawful as a constitutional preference among states. If rejected, shippers may recoup the extra charges as rebates via a test case leading to a courthouse decision.
Clause XVII requires all Free State Parliament members to swear allegiance to the constitution and to King George V. The oath, part of the draft constitution, passed by a large majority despite debates. Adoption clears the way for the treaty form of law and submission to the British Parliament this autumn.
Robert W. Emmons former Harvard baseball captain two years ago is selected as a member of the Crimson graduate baseball committee.
Mary Bowen a 16 year old high school student at 81 West Lenox Street drank tincture of iodine from a drug store bottle after a punitive scolding by her father John Bowen a laborer. She was found in distress at home and taken to City Hospital in non critical condition.
The princess, though years past youth, participated in the air flight around England seeking the King's Cup. Her involvement highlights royal interest in aviation and competitive air racing during the period.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine includes an Animal Cutle Booklet as part of its next edition, promising insights and guides for readers. Details describe companion pieces and related archival material within the magazine.
Henry Trafford, poultry expert and editor, claims hens are born with over a thousand egg germs and can yield 1000 eggs with proper care. The ad promises methods to maximize laying and profits for poultry keepers, urging readers to cut out the paper and respond.
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