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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1921
Page
11
Mildred Cram continues her serialization of Signor Pug in the Boston Sunny Post Magazine. The next installment of Romance-Un mited promises further adventures and charm.
Two men were cut and bruised in a gas meter explosion at Helios Battery Company receiving station, 44 Columbus Avenue. The blast demolished the nearby store and caused additional property damage.
Mrs. Anna O Hara of 464 Evergreen Avenue Brooklyn credits Wincarnis with restoring her health after her husband’s death and a period of collapse. She reports improved appetite sleep and reduced nerves after taking the remedy. Also noted is a store blast at Broadway South Boston and Medford with two broken windows from an unknown cause.
In Harvard’s Fruitlands house a radical social experiment is linked to Joseph Palmer, famed for his beard. Palmer, resisting shaving, fought off assailants, was jailed, carried his beard to Fruitlands, and later ran a unique community there for over two decades, attracting reformers and wanderers. Emerson visited the site, tracing its blend of odd residents and ideals.
Alfred W. Devine chief headlight inspector and ten assistants tested twenty seven headlight lens types to guide police in spotting improper focusing. A photographic plates booklet will be distributed to departments to show proper and improper lighting and aid pedestrian safety.
Fred C. McCollister and Frederick L. Roberts of Haverhill paid $750 each in contempt fines, total $1500, after an earlier July hearing before Judge Frederick Fosdick. The case stemmed from an alleged jury tampering attempt tied to George Cuddy Jr. of Salem, with related penalties for John E. Cuddy Jr., Robert Dowe, and Samuel Jensky.
Concord New Hampshire September 12 The Governor and council appointed Charles H Clarke of Concord warden of the State prison on the recommendation of the prison trustees He is chief clerk in the State Fish and Game Commission and will fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Warden Edward M Cogsweil Sheriff George A Wooster of Merrimack county had declined the post
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