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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
10
Suggestions for keeping fit and a medicine cabinet with proven articles for minor ailments. The bathroom is the logical place for it. Emphasizes pure advising and urges consulting a doctor for major remedies.
An advertisement promotes Calex ideal tooth powder claiming it cleans teeth scientifically and safely. The copy touts germicidal oxygen cleansing for a refreshing mouth feel and emphasizes the efficiency of the big box offering three times as much product.
An old medical note urges lubrication of the intestines to aid mechanical function. It describes Albolene as inert and non medicinal, comparing intestinal lubrication to maintaining a motor for smooth operation.
A sudden indigestion may be eased with McK & R Milk of Magnesia. It relieves acid mouth and stomach dyspepsia flatulence nausea and vomiting. The product is described as pleasant tasting non patent medicine and a standard preparation trusted by physicians and daylight laboratories of its maker.
Relief for muscular pains neuralgic or rheumatic twinned aches offered by McKesson analgesic balm. Prepared scientifically to ease local pain on raw surfaces and muscular fatigue common to athletes campers shoppers. Also claimed for toothache earache colds and nasal congestion with external application.
The young actress becomes the latest member of Paramount Stock at Lasky studios in Hollywood. Her first contract film is Java Head filmed in Salem Massachusetts, after starring in The Tailor Made Man with Charles Ray. Jacqueline, born in Scotts Bluff Nebraska, moved from society reporting to dancing then NY stage and films with Al St. John and Meighan.
Betty Compson appears with Bert Lytell and May McAvoy in Kick In at Paramount. Reviewers praise her bobbed hair and beauty, noting she looks more beautiful than ever.
Pyramid Pictures, Inc. plans West Coast producing activity with The Deerslayer and What Fools Men Are to be filmed in Hollywood under Ray C. Smallwood, noted director of My Old Kentucky Home and The Queen of the Moulin Rouge. At Astoria studios George Terwilliger will adapt Wits In Name Only and a second director will film Captain Eri.
Winifred Bryson appears as the heavy in William Fox’s The Great Night and draws strong villainous screen response. Eva Novak is billed as the leading lady opposite William Russell in the forthcoming release.
Screen child star Wesley Barry, known as the freckle king, will tour principal cities in a real vaudeville act with ten peers. He has just signed a long-term contract with Warner Brothers after completing Rage to Riches and Little Heroes of the Street.
Hugo Ballin starts casting for his stage or screen adaptation of Thackeray's Vanity Fair. His wife Mabel Ballin will play Becky Sharp, the story’s central figure.
A party of popular film players sailed last week for Porto Nice and Monte Carlo to shoot the Cosmopolitan production Enemies of Women. The party includes Lionel Barrym ore Alma Rubens Gladys Hulette Pedro de Cordoba W H H Thompson and William Collier Jr who will play principal roles.
Alan Cresland serves as director and Daniel Carson Goodman is listed as company manager in the notice detailing leadership roles.
Readers ask about film careers and film history. Alice G L Bangor Maine notes A Woman of No Importance shot in England. Mary Pickford runs Hollywood studios. Florence Boston advises daughters seeking film work. Rudolph Valentino visitors and The Veiled Woman adaptation discussed with Marguerite Snow.
Federal Judge Morton rules foreign ships may be seized under certain conditions for rum running beyond the three mile limit. The British schooner Grace & Ruby seized six miles off Gloucester last February and the Wilkin II apprehended at Salem Willows with liquor. The case is certified to the U S Supreme Court.
The Ohio State Supreme Court ruling allows a fall vote on a constitutional amendment legalizing light beer and wines. The potential measure promises the biggest prohibition fight of the year, though local interest remains largely apathetic.
The piece notes Womerene’s base among Democrats and business Republicans and foresees the wet and dry issue as a major factor in the race. It mentions Representative Fess as the Republican nominee, described as a staunch party man who has long held a firm position on the issue.
The Anti-Saloon League of Ohio challenges wets to a statewide vote on beers and light wines. If Ohio votes for these drinks this fall, other states may follow, signaling momentum for partial prohibition amid statewide contests and looming elections.
The 110 loom fixers of Dwight Manufacturing Co strike after wage increase demands of 2 percent are rejected and counter at 11 1 4 percent. The walkout halts operations of 800 workers. Also notes rapid taxi growth in Shanghai and Peking.
A vintage advertisement lists fox trot records and classical solos from Kalakarbocker Orchestra Ted Lewis Paul Specht Deiro Casals Crumit Seagle and others. It features A series 10-inch discs priced 75 cents and 12-inch titles at 1.50 with titles like In Rosetime My Home Town and Mignon.
Read over the titles on the Columbia Big-time Program out today. Each is a faultless rec ord reproduced by the Columbia process to give you melody of velvet-smoothness unmarred by scratch or surface sounds. Tear out the list and take it to the Columbia Dealer now. He will be glad to play all the new Columbia Records you want to hear.
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