Post Readers Enjoy Lexington Park Vaudeville Outing
Nearly 5000 Sunday Post readers attended a Lexington Park outing to escape heat and view a top vaudeville show. The day featured Don Cortlandt trio, Banks and Cravis, McNamee, Mitchell and Maroon, animal exhibits, and a kimograph.
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Lexington Park
Don Cortlandt
Banks
Cravis
McNamee
Sunday Post
Mitchell
Maroon
New York
Paul Revere Spring
the Post
Bank Receiver Appointed at Chelsea First National
Albert S. Apsey of Cambridge named receiver as First National Bank of Chelsea faces examination. Ewer and Lyons continue overtime work to present an accurate report to the receiver and directors. Directors and Thomas Martin pledge confidence that depositors will recover 100 cents on the dollar.
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First National Bank of
Chelsea
Albert
Apsey
Cambridge
Ewer
Lyons
Boston
Launch Turns Turtle Fourteen Men Saved In Derby
Fourteen men were rescued after the launch Minnie owned by Gustave Welman capsized near Derby Connecticut on the Housatonic River. The craft struck a sunken tree named button ball, sunk, then turned over. The men clung to the hull until a nearby steam launch rescued them.
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Derby
Conn
Gustave Welman
Housatonic
Man Burned After Slipping Into Hot Pool at Home
Andrew T. Sharpe aged 33 of 60 Romsey Street stepped into a pool of hot water in a cellar at 12 Bedford Street and was badly burned. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Andrew T. Sharpe
Romsey Street
City Hospital
Sharpe
Bedford Street
Chinese Students Conference Opens at Northfield
Amherst Aug 20 The annual conference of Chinese students in the Eastern United States opens tonight with an address by Paul H Linn of Columbia University. The aim is to foster closer contact among students from China in Eastern colleges and universities. Medals will be awarded for proficiency in sports and other events.
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Amherst
United States
Paul H. Linn
Columbia University
China
Autumn headgear trends hint at Audubon Society plumage surge
Paris reports fall hat styles favor small crowns with long drooping bird plumes. Dress hats showcase wider profiles to display plumage, as prices for feathers climb. Osprey tips lead popularity, with wings and tips reaching high prices.
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Paris
Audubon Society
Allow Mother to Land to Attend Sick Child
Immigrant passengers arriving on the White Star steamer Cymric were detained by U S immigration officers awaiting relatives or friends. One child eight years old with high fever was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The mother was allowed ashore to stay at the hospital during the illness while authorities study landing advisability.
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Cymric
United States
Massachusetts General Hospital
Immigration Bureau
Cruise of the Conqueror continues chase for the Motor Pirate
In this installment Lutgrove and Evie face renewed danger as Mannering the Motor Pirate resurfaces. Withington and Forrest push to track the foe across seas after a Dover race mystery, while Evie endures media attention. Forrest signals from Barcelona seeking aid as the pursuit intensifies.
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Evie
Lutgrove
British Channel
Mannering
Sutgrove
Mr. Withington
Forrest
Salcombe
Motor Pirate
Withington
Barcelona
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Northfield
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Mark
Anna
Royal Bengals—tittle Cigars
BY G. Sydney
the Post Publishing Company
Street & Smith
L. O. Page & Co
Ege
Miss Withington
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