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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
2
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Italian statesman Signor Tittoni challenged Ambassador Harvey's war aims and Lord Bryce's Tyrol critique during a Williams Town lecture. He defended Dante and Longfellow while urging better U.S.-Italy understanding and noting Italy's natural boundaries as Dante foresaw.
Naples mourns the passing of famed tenor Enrico Caruso with his funeral drawing crowds to a church under royal attendance. A large choir of hundreds joined the service as officials and citizens paid tribute to the singer.
The article describes President Harding's Mount Prospect visit where he urged disarmament, spoke to crowds, and praised American leisure and virtue. He highlighted non surrender of sovereignty, thanked locals, and outlined aims to reduce armament while maintaining national rights and prosperity.
The article advises using Noonan's Hair Petrole after ocean swimming to combat grime dullness and color loss. It claims the product makes hair fluffy and restores natural color, selling for $1.00 at drug and department stores or through T. Noonan & Sons Co. of Boston at 38 Portland St.
Donald M. Howard of Cambridge, son of Rev. Lawrence R. Howard, is elected as President Harding's personal caddy. A Cambridge High and Latin School senior aged 17, he left for camp with a Somerville troop in Jefferson New Hampshire. His outsider status drew a caddy union protest, but he proceeds to the job.
Mrs. Jessie Sayer, 63, a house keeper, died after alighting from an outbound electric car in front of 8 Harvard Avenue. She died from a fractured skull at City Hospital. Two Lynn youths Merle K. Wilcox 17 and George Bazely 19 were arrested after an alleged attempt to buy a jimmy in a pawn shop. they admitted plans to break into a Lynn building.
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