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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1921
Page
2
National Education Week began with President Harding proclaiming a week focused on public education. Churches across the city and state held special services and many groups plan meetings through the week to link education with patriotism and democracy.
Many marketmen and organization members attended the funeral services for George E. McKay former superintendent of the Faneuil Hall and Quincy markets held yesterday at his home 24 Echoo street Somerville The Rev Philo W Sprague pastor of St Johns Episcopal Charlestown officiated and the burial was in Mt Auburn cemetery
Captain Reardon and officers raided the Hotel Plaza at 419 Columbus Avenue just before 8 a.m. arresting 17 couples on statutory offenses. Ages ranged 2 to 48, including eight laborers four sailors nine waitresses one clothier three stenographers three housewives and four clerks. Four face true name law violations. Arrests span Chelsea Cambridge Revere New Hampshire Maine and Pennsylvania.
Rev Edward Cummings at Dr Hale's Church extols friendship leadership and statesmanship as stronger than steel navies. He cites Canada France and Germany to argue lasting peace rests on international friendship and kinship among nations. He urges partnership to defend liberty and justice worldwide.
Dartmouth's Junior Prom has been scheduled for May 11 13 and 18 according to an announcement made tonight in Hanover New Hampshire.
A dense list of textiles and decor items with prices, including tapestry runners pillows damask portieres drapery velours cretonnes and satins. Featured goods include table covers telegraphic prices from 2.50 to 25.00 folding screens mahogany frames and cedar chests marketed as holiday presents.
The Radcliffe Shetland Sale to benefit the Radcliffe Endowment Fund will be held at Mrs. Henry Parkman’s Commonwealth Avenue home. A lamb donated its wool to support four new Radcliffe buildings, with Mrs. William Homans in charge and Barbara Howe featuring woolen items from Shetland and local knitters. The sale runs next Thursday from 10 to 6.
Boston University professor Dallas L. Sharp told a Melrose Memorial Hall forum that private schools should be shut and that public schooling is the true education for democracy. He argued most people are educated between ages six and sixteen and that colleges are unnecessary for public instruction.
Havre December 4 AP Charles W Morse declares he will sail home tomorrow after a Washington despatch urged the ship builder to take passage. Morse, seeking permission to stay in France until January 5, plans to book passage with French Line, even if indicted for murder.
Alexander MacArthur, artist and stepson of John R. MacArthur, was freed on $25,000 bail by Supreme Court Justice Guy while extradition proceedings continue. A warrant charging criminal assault was issued in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.
The Forty-First Guest, a Fanchon tale by Hugh Pendexter, will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, adding another feature to the issue.
Lipton's Yellow Label tea is hailed as the world’s finest tea due to superior quality. The ad asserts Lipton’s offers premium tea without higher cost and invites readers to ask grocers, or mail for a free sample and supplier name if unavailable.
Advertisement touts Dr True the True Family Laxative for immediate relief from constipation urging quick purchase without delay.
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