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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
4
South Sudbury report tells of a Framingham auto salesman divorcing his wife and pairing with Miss Annie Brandie of Hudson. The couple wed in Greenfield near Wayside Inn, then split in 1921 amid neglect charges. he faced probation in East Cambridge.
Mrs Higby extols a cornstarch pudding called Puddine as the quick dinner dessert. Mr Higby recalls early marriage and the couple praise the ready mix from New England agents Geo. Wm. and Co. at 192 State St. ton.
After a court reduced support, Harrington disappeared, then surrendered when sought by authorities. He married Miss Brandie in Hartford last September, news reaching Hudson this week. Mrs Harrington and two children remain in South Sudbury. Harrington says he still pays alimony. Attorneys plan to test the divorce’s validity.
Frank Maglizzio and his brother Peter fought a pistol duel on South Street Somerville yesterday afternoon. Both fled, injuring two bystanders a seven year old boy and Joseph Spinosa a 28 year old man. Spinosa lies in danger at Cambridge Relief Hospital with a left shoulder wound. the boy is wounded in the left leg. Police lack witnesses and suspects.
Sinclair Lewis, author of Babbitt and Main Street, will present a new story in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature highlights Lewis’s continuing literary output and his reputation as a leading American author.
The article recalls Gaston Glass donning a French uniform for The Hero, a return linked to a dramatic wartime memory. Glass was shot down near Noyons, carried to a hospital, and nursed by Sarah Bernhardt before moving to America on her advice. He later shifted from stage to film after early success in Humoresque.
The Prince of Wales expressed great admiration for Marion Davies' Cosmopolitan production When Knighthood Was in Flower now shown at the Park Theatre. He first viewed the film at York House and attended the opening night at Scaia Theatre.
The Chicago Film Company has purchased continental rights for several American screen productions to be shown in Austria Hungary Czecho Slovakia Jugo Slovakia Greece Poland Turkey Rumania and Bulgaria. Titles include Blind Hearts Sea Lions starring Hobart Bosworth King Vidor's Love Never Dies Hail the Woman and The Cup of Life.
Albert Roscoe, on honeymoon after marrying Barbara Bedford in California, joins George Mel ford's Paramount Java Head exterior shoots in New York and Salem. Billie Burke will not appear this season, acting next in Booth Tark i r's Rose Briar. Greta Garbo has settled in Beverly Hills. Greta Swanson has two new pictures ready for release The Impossible Mrs Bellew and My American Wife.
The article outlines post exposure steps for film. Exposed negatives are labeled for developing, taken to a dark negative room, wound on racks, and placed in developing tanks. After development, films move to fixing, washing, drying, polishing, and examination before printing the finished product.
The complete cast includes Kenneth Harlan Claire Windsor Hobart Bosworth Bessie Love Walter Long Alec Francis Winter Hall Margaret Seddon Cyril Chadwick. The lineup signals a major production from Warner Brothers with a star lineup across principal roles.
Answers note recent film showings and cast details from The Boston Post readers letters. Mentions Fila Hall in In the Name of the Law with Emory Johnson, Richard Dix origins, Fairness Damaged Goods shown at Park Theatre, Richard Vennett Adrienne Morrison leads, Lucilla A at Pathe serial in Culver City, Claude Gillingwater remembered, request to call Majestic Theatre for showings.
Philip Burr of 216 Bradford Street Everett suffered two neck artery injuries and a severe facial cut from shattered windshield glass when the auto with Fritz Hollinger of Everett crashed into a tree on the Fellsway near Quincy Street Medford last evening. He was taken to Malden Hospital and is expected to recover. Mrs Hollinger and Mrs Burr in the rear seat were uninjured.
Former Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald received an enthusiastic demonstration at Park Theatre Taunton praising his critique of the Republican administration over New England industrial decline and asserting Governor Cox failed to initiate measures benefiting Massachusetts during his term.
The rally drew the city’s largest crowd in years as John E. Swift assailed Governor Cox and the Republican leadership over coal, tariff, and shipping policies. He urged state autonomy from Beacon Hill and praised transit, harbor development, and business education initiatives. Jonn E. Swift of Milford spoke briefly, with Mayor Leo H. Coughlan presiding.
Gloucester report tells how Billy Duffy, reformed Sing Sing inmate, outed five bootleggers including James E. Corcoran Edmund Welles Bert Fisher Fred Seitz and John Corcoran. He warned them that rum running was as criminal as crime, leading the five to quit their profitable trade.
Members of Charles Street Meeting House and Prince Hall Masons gathered to lay the cornerstone of the old church built in 1807. Rev J H Jones led the service with Dr Isaac L Roberts as grand master overseeing the ceremony. The crowd saw Masonic ritual, wine in the cornerstone box, and a diverse church choir inside the building.
Herbert H. Sanborn aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs William Sanborn of Seabrook New Hampshire was accidentally shot early this morning while cleaning a shotgun The bullet lodged in his heel He was taken to Anni Jaques Hospital for treatment The state flower violet noted as part of the Illinois mention.
Mrs Henry M Duren of Warren Street Brighton and her companion Hu S Aeet were badly shaken when their car left Waltham Street near Est Street and crashed into a large tree. Mr Duren, driving, reached for a fire extinguisher, but the spark from his cigarette lit his clothing and caused the crash as they headed toward Carlisle to visit his ailing father.
Advertisement claims care of the hair keeps the scalp clean and improve circulation. It promotes dandruff removal and hair vitality using Petrole Gare with petroleum antiseptics and a faint perfume. Barbers apply it for 15 cents, stores sell it for a dollar.
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