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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
10
Dartmouth College in Hanover will raise the annual tuition to 250 dollars starting September 1921, a 50 dollar increase. Officials say the rise covers higher operating costs and will bring tuition to about 60 percent of the college’s annual operating cost per student. Scholarships will be adjusted to prevent undue burden on aid recipients.
Readable text notes imported fabrics featured in bold styling and eco friendly designs. The snippet underscores emphasis on texture color and sustainable materials as a design statement.
An at home hair dye solution using Orlex powder dissolving in water to color gray hair black brown or light brown. It includes directions and a $100 gold bond guarantee that no harmful metals or coal tar derivatives are present. The box claims safety, non transfer, and a youthful appearance.
The Democratic national committee reports July 5 to November 22 disbursements of 1,308,007.32 and receipts of 1,339,236.75 with liabilities of 272,864.45 leaving an indicated deficit of 241,035.03. Receipts by New York headquarters lead at 1,045,758.60 followed by the woman’s bureau 128,565.65 and Chicago 82,063.06.
A Cambridge memorial honors the old horse chestnut tree linked to Longfellow and The Village Blacksmith. The tree stood at Brattle Street near Harvard Square until 1876, its limbs repurposed into a chair presented to Longfellow on his 72nd birthday by Cambridge children, inspiring a poem for them.
At the Guild of Boston Artists this week and next Lilla Cabot Perry displays 25 portraits and landscapes in oils. Her work reflects Monet’s influence on landscapes while her portraits remain distinctly her own. Notable pieces include The Picture Book from Japan and Portrait of a Child with a door knob, both praised for color and natural posing.
Twenty defendants arrested by Back Bay officers on Hereford Street appear in Municipal Court tomorrow to answer summonses for dazzling light violations. Pedestrians and motorists complained of being blinded by automobilists lights, and a city-wide campaign may follow if convictions prevail.
In Philadelphia on November 30 indoor football debuted with a game between the Second City Troop and a local athletic association. The Troopers won 21 to 0 with all three touchdowns coming via forward passes. Several former college stars played for the troopers in the indoor contest.
Framingham tragedy after Echo Farm Creamery truck crash into a Charles River bridge on Medway road. Harold Knight, 21, of Framingham, is dead. John Hamilton, 32, of Framingham, is critically injured at Framingham Hospital with severe leg injuries.
A large group of immigrants aboard the White Star liner Canopic, en route from Genoa to Naples, is due in Boston on December 6. The steerage section carries 100 Italian passengers fleeing unsettled conditions, with 55 first class and 834 second class travelers also aboard.
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