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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1922
Page
14
Notices state payment terms for items and photographs. The Ford-a-Day editor's decision is final in all cases and photographs include brief descriptions for two dollars each.
Lillian F Fair of South Natick notes in a letter from Winton Street that a New York plated car driver in Copley Square used a hydrant faucet to give water to a dog. She highlights the unexpected feature near Trinity Church and Copley Plaza Hotel, calling attention to city conveniences.
A Manchester school project notes Deacon Holbrook elected at First Baptist Church on September 6 as delegate to the Annual State convention. It states he has served as delegate for two consecutive decades and chose to complete his 70th year in that role, with Marion Deans of Squantum Street, Atlantic, cited as a local contact.
A Sept evening on Washington near West streets describes a young man with Elks button unknowingly snubbing a chain snag on an antler while a quick hand theft by a light fingered woman appears to recover the jewelry after a brief pursuit. Separate notice by Rose Provost from Ware reports foreclosure records and mortgage confusion exposing rent payments on her own property.
A Hyannis resident demonstrates a homemade water wheel powered generator and storage battery that supply five rooms with lights without paying the electric company. The device, tested by the Post Ford car, is reported true by investigators.
A rival baker reportedly cut open rye bread and applied the inside to a leg wound. A doctor declared the woman out of danger due to the bread treatment.Broninstaw Viegolaskl 82 Easton Street Lawrence.
Boston driver Paul Z Ziegler recalls giving a political figure a lift from Weston to Watertown PA. The politician claimed his dog Duke was missing since Saturday. The dog then jumped into the taxi at the open window and was returned home.
In Brewster Massachusetts a barn affixed sign reads KEEP OFF THE GRASE SAY 80. The sign is large and visible to travelers along the road. Louis Smith Brews ter Cape Cod signs this odd notice for public viewing.
Mrs Hicks of Boston learned she won a Ford car after arriving at her workplace in Somerville and was greeted by coworkers with cheers. Neighbors in Cambridge gathered to witness the delivery while Ford dealers Somerville Sales and Service prepared the prize. The winning entry was submitted to Ford Day department.
The Ford a Day award for John F. Glennon of Dorchester is resolved after court review. Judge finds Glennon in the right and the Ford car for the day is awarded. Glennon’s willing to waive claims if wrong. editor praises sportsmanship and fairness in coverage and investigation process.
To the Editor of the Post a Fox News camera crew photographed the Verrill family with robin cat and Ford car. The footage will air in about two weeks. Mrs Verrill and I thank the Post staff for the car and courtesy and all friends for kind greetings and support.
A report from J. T. Hurley notes Edsel Ford, traveling in his Fairlane, was halted briefly by a stalled 40-car coal freight near the Ford plant in Cambridge. The delay was about 0 minutes but prompted an unofficial inspection as part of the coal situation affecting factory operations.
A young female student living in a lodging house rocked herself to sleep nightly in a peculiar rhythmic motion. The behavior, unconsciously starting when waking during the night, dates from infancy and mirrors a family pattern her uncle reportedly shared.
On Maine coast a family spends summers aboard an 85 foot launch. Two young children wear pneumatic safety suits. A tug alerts the father that his daughter has fallen overboard holding a plate, while the lunch and spoon drifted away. she is rescued unharmed.
An administrator's sale at Jaffrey New Hampshire includes Pew No. 4 in the Baptist Church and a deceased’s stall in the church horse shed. The poster, displayed at the Valley Hotel Hillsboro, N H, promotes these items. Ralph B Campbell 653 Western Avenue Lynn is listed.
On Beach Boulevard near Broadway crossing last Sunday a line of cars slowed to a crawl as the M P Police Chief’s aging car with vintage number plates led a slow procession. The rear vehicles horned in vain while north shore traffic moved at a snarl, revealing the delay was caused by the chief's vehicle. Joseph Sanderson, 2 Washington Avenue, Chelsea.
Residents of Chilmark place a roadside message on the State highway directing Dr Mayhew to stop at Mr K s house. The plan aims to alert the doctor en route to his office after visiting a patient beyond their home and being unreachable by phone.
In Oak Grove Malden at 233 Washington street Mr E S Coombs holds a vast collection of native birds eggs, boasting over 400 species and between 5000 and 10000 eggs valued at 25 cents to $4 each. A lifelong oology student he says collecting is a hobby with a small attic-printing business providing income.
Rev Eugene Toher pastor of St Leo s Church directs traffic in front of his parish on Sundays during Sunday School period. Mrs Samuel Savitt 1265 Main street Fitchburg confirms the sighting and notes it may happen each Sunday afternoon.
John H. Boland of 6A Fuller Street, Waltham, reports finding the window glass intact after it broke in the pantry area. A double bulkhead and a tomato patch absorbed the fall, with one corner buried in soil and the opposite corner leaning on a corded stake. He awaits the landlord’s replacement.
At a Nantasket wedding the church organist fell ill and a guest filled in. A broken coupler knob on the organ was forced to function by a corkscrew driven into the stop, enabling the instrument to be used for the ceremony. Mrs. P. J. Malley, 24 Park Street, Dorchester.
A Boston reader reports a Ford sedan on Massachusetts Avenue with a spare tied to the rear bearing a placard Have a wheel and tire on me. The owner explains it deters theft as people won t take anything offered for dollars or doughnuts. The note was explained to be a deterrent rather than a sale.
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