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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
3
Chicago reports Mrs Corrine Roosevelt Robinson sister of Theodore Roosevelt visiting to support a Roosevelt memorial. She says girls today show executive ability and leadership and praises independence amid ongoing debate over the reform era style.
A stained glass window by Boston designer Charles J. Connick depicts Belgium France England and America with their coats of arms and a central figure of Christ. Polish women also shown performing factory and railroad work alongside men.
Thomas B. Bradford of 394 Washington Street Boston endorses Tanlac with rapid health gains after four years of digestive distress and sleepless nights. He now eats heartily, digests food well, and sleeps eight to ten hours, saying his strength returns and work feels like play. Tanlac distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
Dr William J Brickley testified in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge on the $50000 damage suit filed by Edward H Lotz of Malden against Hannah S Wiswell head of a Wellesley private sanatorium. The suit alleges Mrs Mary C Lotz was scalded to death in a hot bath.
The physician, associate medical examiner in Suffolk county and resident surgeon at Relief Hospital, described Mrs Lotz as suffering conscious distress under manic depressive insanity. He noted burns covering most of her body and said death resulted from the pain of scalds, not internal injuries, based on external findings.
Edward W. Morrison once dubbed the millionaire spender is judged capable of managing a 3.5 million estate after four years of probation. He has converted his fortune except 200000 into a building fund for a home for the aged to be led by Federal Judge K M Landis.
Members of the Bunker Hill Post of the American Legion dedicate a square at the Park Henley Call and Warren streets junction in Charlestown to honor Edward H. McColgan a long time Post press room member. He served in the 301st Infantry in France and died November 23 after evacuation to a base hospital. Ceremony starts 1 p m with National Guard units and Post auxiliary. Joseph M. Carney chairs.
Radcliffe College begins its social season with a tea dance this afternoon. The venue will feature autumn leaves and cherry ribbons with posters of college sports drawn by Radcliffe art students. Freshmen volunteer as waitresses for the event.
Kid Roberts headline new adventure titled Special Delivery Kelley appears in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature continues the Leather Pushers comic strip storyline with Roberts as the main character.
Dennis H. Green family confronts a new twist as a messenger delivers flowers to 25 Perrin Street Roxbury for the funeral of Anna K. Green prompting fresh questions about a so called fake funeral mystery and its next move in the local story.
Over several days Miss Green reported anonymous threats by phone and visits from doctors to her home. She said a woman made the calls and a nurse or ambulance was summoned to Station 9 as the case reportedly grew more troubling.
A woman voice claims to reveal episode by episode where Miss Green and her mother may be found. Police at Dudley Street Station deny knowledge. Mrs Green says her husband, an American Express employee, notified police and hired a private detective while the telephone company traces the mysterious messages.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine begins a two part feature by J. L. Schoolcraft titled The Case of Madeleine Patris. The opening installment hints at mystery and investigation central to the tale.
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