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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
6
A vintage dental advertisement extols white teeth as essential to beauty and self esteem. It urges scrupulous care using McKesson Robbins Calox Brush and Calox Tooth Powder with water, claiming surface cleaning, germicidal action, and whitening effects for a refreshing mouthfeel.
A vintage advertisement touts McK and R Almond Cream as a versatile beauty product. It claims to refresh the scalp, add hair sheen, and cleanse without irritation, while also softening rough skin and reddened areas. The cream is presented as suitable for both women and men and praised for its perfumed scent and dressing-table appeal.
An ad promotes Noonan’s Hair Petrole to treat thin dry hair and dandruff. It claims daily use restores vigor and a healthy pink scalp then notes barbers offer 15 cent treatments or bottle sales from T Noonan & Sons Co Boston 328 Portland St.
Burdett College reports strong opening week attendance as students travel from various areas. Programs in Business Administration, Accounting, and Secretarial Science attract many, with Shorter and College Grade Courses swelling enrollment. New offerings in traffic management led by Robert H. Newcomb and Advertising by John A. Davis already draw applicants for the October 2 start.
President Harding was told by officials at the White House that a winter coal shortage is inevitable due to the miners' strike but will not be particularly severe.
Officials report an average of around 200 coal cars daily entering Boston in mid September with spikes to 245 cars. Fuel Administrator James J Phelan warns supplies will be greatly reduced this winter despite higher recent totals and urges households to prepare for shortages.
Two unidentified men, each bearing similar tattoos of an American flag and a woman, lie in northern and southern morgues awaiting identification. One was found floating near the New Haven piers in South Boston Monday. a sailor likely. The other died at City Hospital after being found unconscious at Malden and Albany streets, about 55 years old and five feet ten.
A feature on the humorous tale Sally Sees Through an Amusing Story by Sewell Ford appears in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece previews its lighthearted tone and writing style.
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