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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

11

Disabled Soldiers Week Drive Gathers Steam in City

The YD campaign for disabled soldiers gains momentum on its third day with a White House greeting from President Harding. Donations from department stores automobilists and business people pour in amid plans for a large dance event attended by Governor Cox and General Edwards.

YD Campaign White House Harry W. Porter YD Auxiliary Porter Warren G. Harding Edwards Cox Clarence R. Edwards YD Club Huntington Avenue Ethelind Adams

Hindy Receives Catnip Gift From Ashburnham Friend Tabby

The Post cat Hindy enjoys a box of catnip sent by Tabby of Ashburnham. Hindy plans to share with Graveyard Tom, who visited the office after Hindy’s gift arrived. Tom also thanks Tabby for the thoughtful present.

Hindy Tabby Ashburnham Tom Hooch

France Shows Big Loss in Population

Paris April 5 France has lost about five and a half percent of its population since the 1911 census according to early 1921 returns. In a fourth of the area including Paris and 18 departments three departments gained 40,000 while 15 departments fell 617,000. Paris itself was nearly stationary.

Paris France

Massachusetts Faction Fissures Alarm Lodge Coolidge Weeks

Washington April 5 The Big Three Lodge Coolidge and Weeks in Massachusetts politics fret over factional bickering and its possible impact on Senator Lodge re election. Baxter tried to broker peace between Weeks and McCall but failed while Fuller looms as a possible Senate hopeful. Coolidge profits from cabinet rapport with Harding.

Robert L. Norton Washington Massachusetts Lodge Coolidge Weeks Fpublican Capitol Senator Lodge Judge Harris Charles S. Baxter Bay State Baxter Weeks- McCall Fuller United States Senate Harding War Weeks Mr. Coolidge Werks

Lois Wilson Career Rise From Schoolteacher to Screen Star

Lois Wilson born in Pittsburg Pennsylvania later moved to Birmingham Alabama where she was educated. She trained as a teacher and taught in a rural school before meeting Lois Weber in Chicago. She became leading woman for J Warren Kerrigan in Los Angeles and starred in Midsummer Madness What Every Woman Knows The Lost Romance and The City of Silent Men with Thomas Meighan. She stands five feet six inches, weighs 120 pounds and has brown hair and eyes. She is unmarried and lives with her mother in a Hollywood bungalow.

Lois Wilson Paramount Artcraft Pictures Pittsburg Penn Birmingham Ala Miss Wilson Chicago Lois Weber Portici Pavlova Los Angeles

Answers to Questions R M H Dorchester

Those are really old folks in Way Down East. Kate Bruce, mother of David, has acted since Biograph days and is about 70. E D A Dorchester notes David Powell in Idols of Clay The Right to Love and On With the Dance now in London with Appearances. v L O Boston Antonio Moreno was

Dorchester Kate Bruce David David Powell London Boston Antonio Moreno

Film Stars and Addresses in The Boston Post

The Boston Post lists actors with their film projects and biographical notes. It notes birthplaces and heights for Viola Dana and Mary Pickford, mentions Earle Foxe and Carmel Myers, and provides addresses in Los Angeles and Woburn as well as reader inquiries and staff names.

Mary Pickford James Morrison Ruth Roland Main Washington Streets Los Angeles Cal. S. A Woburn Edward Earle Archibald Henry G. Sell Francis Levison East Lynne Prunella Hall The Boston Post

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