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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
17
American designers overcome difficulties by making sleeves long, reaching to the skirt hem. The result is a dress about seven to eight inches above the ground, short enough for a girl to dance in comfort while following the latest style dictates.
In Philadelphia a national conference on anthracite distribution and prices concluded with Secretary Hoover stressing consumer protection. A survey committee led by Samuel D. Warriner will study distribution issues while price fixing remains unsettled, with fuel administrators to handle pricing.
Joseph P. Walsh, Democratic candidate for district attorney, told 10 Dorchester and South Boston rallies that Pelletier should bow out. He argued Pelletier cannot act as a court attorney and that a 192? decision removed him from office, forbidding future office holding.
Ex Governor Cox arrives in New York from Europe to discuss the League of Nations with Democratic leaders. He urges U S involvement in European affairs to restore world economic balance, while Hull and party officials warn him to avoid campaigning on the League before elections.
John F. Doherty told rallies in Brighton and Allston that his rivals for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor offer no progressive ideas or concrete policies. He touted strong platform support from textile operators and the Democratic legislative committee as endorsements.
George A. Carpenter aged 62 of 117 Went Street Hyde Park remained in critical condition at Relief Hospital with a fractured spine and other injuries after an accident yesterday while working as an electrician at the Walker building.
The Senate passed the House profit profiteering and distribution control bill 40 to 7 after an emergency coal measures vote. The measure 48 amended was sent to conference. A fact finding commission bill was debated with a plan for a separate anthracite industry inquiry due by July 1 next year and a five month report on bituminous study.
A fragment hints at a provocative piece titled The Way Wives Are. The brief text suggests curiosity about marital themes and intimate content without providing full context or details.
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