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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

8

Chamber Discusses Veterans Bonus at City Luncheon

Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon next Monday will cover the World War veterans bonus. Frederick S. Snyder will argue against granting a bonus while James J. Mullen of the Charlestown Municipal Court will advocate for it. EB Fred Cullen to chair. each speaker 20 minutes plus Q A. Also note Virgie E Roe story in Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Chamber of Commerce Frederick S. Snyder The Chamber Batchelder Snyder James J. Mullen Charlestown American Legion Fred Cullen Virgie E. Roe Hides Boston Sunday Post

Harvard Overseers Nomination From Heavy Postal Ballot

Eight New England residents, five from Greater Boston, join ten nominees for Harvard University overseers after a historic postal ballot. The top candidates include Dr. Williams Thayer, Charles A. Coolidge, William A. Nelson, and Rev. Samuel S. Drury, with others from Lancaster, Milton, Boston, and Weston. A separate Alumni Association ballot yielded six nominees, led by W Cameron Forbes and Richard Wigglesworth.

New England Greater Boston Board of Overseers Harvard University Lancaster Mass Massachusetts Hoger Pierce Milton Harvard Corporation Joseph Lee Harvard Henry James New York Rockefeller Institute Jeremiah Smith, Jr B. Loring Young Weston Massachusetts House of Representatives Alumni Association W.cameron Forbes Norwood Philippines Richard B. Wigglesworth Henry, S. Dennison Framingham Frederick Roy Martin Associated Press Charles Jackson The Henry L. Shattuck

Law ridden era prompts calls for fewer statutes

Miss Alice M Robertson the nation’s only congresswoman argues in Portland that too much legislation clutters the statute books. She favors a few rigid laws and enforcement to raise morale, criticizing modern busybody rules and overregulation as eroding prerogatives.

Portland Alice M.’ Robertson Bangor

Message to Mothers from Baltimore Woman

Mrs Henry Johnson of 820 W Hayward Ave endorses Dr True s Elixir and True Family Laxative Worm Exer as a remedy for worm infestation in children. She notes common symptoms to watch such as constipation offensive breath slow fever and stomach pains with prices 40c 60c and 1 20.

W. Hayward Ave Henry Johnson Dr. True Exler

Debutante Mary Young Returns to Boston Amid Remarkable Youth

Mary Young, back in Boston after leaving in 1919, charms friends with a fresh and youthful look. Commenters note she seems happier and younger, while observers poke fun at the painter capturing signs of age on his subjects.

Mary Young Boston

Miss Young Reflects on Freedom Faith and Life After Boston

The interview reveals Miss Young denying any secret to perpetual youth, crediting God and personal faith. She recalls freedom from parental or spousal control, fears little, and embraces spiritualism with belief in life after death. She praises Boston, plans studying French and Russian, and hopes a child would learn Russian.

Post Miss Young Boston New York Russia Shakspere Lady Macbeth

The Mystery of Miss Young and Her Shakespearean Dream

Miss Mary Young, said to grow younger, prefers reading Hebrew and Greek texts and dreams of performing Lady Macbeth again. Her husband John Craig returns as Arlington show manager for the Broadway production of We Girls starring Miss Young and Juliette Day.

Mary Young Boston Arlington Theatre Hattons Shakspere Castle Square Miss Young John Craig the Arlington Juliette Day

Boy Seriously Injured When Struck by Auto

Nine year old Earl Donley of Melrose was seriously injured after noon when struck by a car while crossing near his home at 372 Upham street. John Day of 12 Eastman place Melrose drove the boy to Melrose Hospital.

Earl Donley Upham Street Melrose John Day Eastman Place Melrose Hospital

Boston Mayor invites Joffre and family visit

Mayor Curley extended an invitation yesterday for Marshal Joffre Mile. Joffre and his daughter are currently in Seattle Washington and may return to Boston for another visit if they accept.

Marshal Joffre Boston Curley Mile. Joffre

Falls from fence endanger Dorchester boy

Carl Frank, 11, of 84 Leonard street Dorchester was taken to a hospital after falling from a fence.

Carl Frank Leonard Street Dorchester

Boy suffers probable left leg fracture after fall at Adams Street

A boy about the same age as another collapsed from a fence on Adams Street yesterday afternoon and sustained a probable fracture to the left leg. Police from Field's Corner assisted at City Hospital where he was taken for treatment.

City Hospital Field's Corner Adams Street

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