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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
13
George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia urged Boston City Club to adopt a compulsory year under national government auspices to instill Americanism in youths. He argued the program should count as a school year with rigorous discipline while preserving the public school system.
The Rev Arthur Wheelock Moulton was consecrated bishop of the missionary jurisdiction of Utah in Lawrence today. Present were visiting bishops clergy and laymen with the presiding bishop Daniel S Tuttle of Missouri serving as consecrator and William Lawrence of Massachusetts delivering the sermon.
With most Ohio precincts reported, Harry M. Daugherty trails Wood candidate William H. Boyd by 299 votes. If unofficial totals hold, Senator Harding's national campaign manager may secure one of Ohio's 39 of 48 delegates to the Chicago convention.
A Boston reader recalls visiting the Concord Public Library and focusing on Daniel Chester French sculptures. He notes bound photo collections revealing the artist's works in Boston area sites such as Emersons statue, the Minute Man, John Harvard, Longfellow Memorial, Wendell Phillips statue, and bronze doors in the Public Library.
The passage notes Daniel Chester French born in Exeter New Hampshire. It traces his boyhood move to Concord where his first work emerged. May Alcott provided initial inspiration and his early days with a Boston and Concord studio period from 1878 to 1887. Now he is in
The note suggests consulting collections of photographs in the library when visiting Concord. It emphasizes using local resources to explore historic imagery and learn more about the area.
Vilhjalmur Stefansson has landed on the St Paul from Southampton and Cherbourg. He urged a plan to trap Arctic food reserves to relieve world shortage and sought to organize an expedition. He said palatable Arctic food is available in unlimited quantities and noted spring fur combinations of moleskin with ermine or fox.
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