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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
8
An ad touts Postum cereal beverage as a coffee substitute to preserve nerves and energy. It promotes two forms Instant Postum and Postum Cereal, noting quick preparation or longer boiling, and urges waking refreshed for any task.
The article highlights the fourth annual exhibit by the Duxbury Art Association featuring fine Boston artist paintings. It calls the show of high quality, placing the summer colony with Provincetown, Gloucester, Old Lyme and Newport in the front rank of regional art societies.
For the fourth straight year the Duxbury Art Association opened its galleries in the Partridge Academy before a large summer crowd of residents and patrons. The event places Duxbury among top summer colonies alongside Provincetown Gloucester Newport and Old Lyme. Irving R Wilde of New York won $100 for Isable and Her Father, a portrait group of Charles Bittinger and his daughter. A Leith-Ross inspired landscape won $50 second prize.
Edna Agatha Zwicker a 16 year old Watertown Girl Scout drowned yesterday in a pond on the W Henry Sweet estate in Dover. Eyewitnesses Eunice Howard and Frances Kelly tried to help but she did not surface. The party was camping under Miss Catherine Jarvis when the accident occurred. She is survived by her parents and two sisters Esther and Irene.
About 25 more workmen arrived by train from Boston to join the Champlain Real Company during the Bellows Falls paper strike. Troops guarded the arrivals as they were driven in two trucks to the riverbank camp, while a quiet scene unfolded with only light jeering observed.
A small group of strikers observed the arrival, reporting limited details about the scene and timing while providing few names or corroborating specifics.
Louis Judelovitz of Brooklyn, the first man named in the government slacker lists to be tried by court martial, was sentenced to one year in a military prison.
Edgar Saltus, publicist, died at his New York home yesterday after years of illness. The 63 year old man was not previously considered seriously ill until a week ago.
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