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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1920
Page
5
Chelsea youth groups led a ten mile hike from Crescent avenue to Spot Pond and back. Fifty young men and women began the walk, stopped at Spot Pond for refreshments, then continued on their return.
Walter Prichard Eaton crafts a Christmas tale about giving when it hurts as a key theme in the Boston Sunday Post magazine. The essay reflects on real generosity and the burdens of sharing during the season.
Irene Fenwick talks with a Post reporter about marriage across professions and the perils of actors marrying actors. She praises maintaining a stage career, noting a broker husband can travel with her and that voice and drama offer richer expression than film.
Berlin December 18. Victor Kopp the Russian Soviet representative in Berlin is accused by Deutsche Zeitung of acting under written orders from Minister of War Trotzky to foment revolution and overthrow the present German government. A photographic copy of Trotzky's instructions is mentioned.
A letter in possession of Foreign Minister Simons demands expulsion or arrest of the Soviet representative amid Bolshevik advances toward Warsaw. The Reichstag interpellation accuses Germany of mismanaging Russian camps hosting about 160,000 prisoners, with 120,000 captured during the war. Simons says the evidence supports action and the camps will be placed under defence ministry authority.
Walter Prichard Eaton’s amusing tale A Procrastinated Christmas will appear in full in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises holiday humor and a full text Readership will enjoy the author’s wit and seasonal storytelling.
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