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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1922

Page

9

Tributes Highlight Pilgrims Forefathers Day Observance

Forefathers Day services were held in Greater Boston churches honoring the Pilgrims and the Mayflower voyage. Ministers in Boston Chicago and New York reflected on Pilgrim character as foundational to America urging steadfast faith and integrity amid modern lawmaking and crime concerns.

Greater Boston Provincetown Boston Cape Cod Chicago New York S. W. Anthony Brighton Anthony Addison Moore Chestnut Hill Edward Cummings Cambridge South Congregational Society Congregational Club Ford Hall Charles E. Jefferson Broadway N. Y., Tabernacle

Tom Mix Leads Bowdoin Square Film Bill

Bowdoin Square Theatre features Tom Mix in Arabia one of his most thrilling films this week. The popular star draws crowds as the main attraction with additional merits rounding out the bill.

Bowdoin Square Theatre Tom Mix Arabia Bowdoin

Broadway’s Irish beauty to debut in The Rear Car at Selwyn

Nora O Neil, stage sensation known as Marguerite Maxwell, arrives in Boston for the new mystery farce The Rear Car at the Selwyn Theatre next Monday. Her swift rise from a convent school girl to Broadway star includes Folies and Belasco training, with critical praise for her dramatic turns as Kit Grey and East Side girl in Manhattan.

Broadway Boston Selwyn Theatre Nora O'Neil Marguerite Maxwell Flo Ziegfeld America Blue Beard David Belasco Kit Grey William Courtney Grace George New York Playhouse East Side Manhattan West Side Trish

Treasure Found Buried Under Pit in Maryland Work Site

While preparing a cement floor in Federalsburg Maryland Howard Nichols unearthed a small pit beneath a trap door containing a pint of rare old whiskey buried over twenty years ago. The cork rotted and the label disappeared as workers dug deeper, but no further treasure was found.

Seaford Del Federalsburg Howard Nichols

Worthy Cases Handled by Boston Catholic Bureau

The Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston reports over 23 000 aid applicants in the past year with more than 2000 children and elderly cared for. Under Cardinal O Connell and Rev George P O Conor the bureau has 39 workers and 12 branch offices within 20 miles of Boston. Gifts of clothing are welcome at 48 Tremont Street with a deadline before Christmas delivery.

Catholic Charitable Bureau Archdiocese of Boston Bureau Archdiocese of Boston Cardinal O'Connell George P.o'conor Tremont Street

Wilson Seen Still Very Sick and Languishing

Washington reports portray former President Wilson as gravely ill with left side paralysis and reduced mobility. He is described as unable to sustain leadership, write extensively, or deliver long speeches, with only brief periods for correspondence possible.

Washington Wilson League of Nations Clemenceau

First Beau Ath Husband Ties To Emma Keiser

In York, Pennsylvania, Emma Keiser ages 65 marries J. Archie Campbell, her fourth husband. The couple rekindled a 8 year old romance after Campbell, living in Baltimore, learned she was a widow. Keiser has served as stepmother to 27 children despite not bearing a child of her own.

York Penn Emma Keiser J. Archie Campbell

Christmas Magazine features Ellis Parker Butler and Sophie Kerr

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine prepares its Christmas Number with entertaining stories by Ellis Parker Butler Sophie Kerr and other authors for the holiday issue.

Ellis Parker Butler Sophie Kerr Boston Sunday Post

A Chinese Servant Sings Galled Life in China

A brief note recalls a Chinese servant and the harsh wage of ten dollars a month. The excerpt hints at social conditions and the plight of a young boy living under colonial or foreign influence.

China

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