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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

3

State Legion to Visit Eighty Nine Hospitals

The Massachusetts Department of the American Legion plans Christmas Day care for 1395 wounded and disabled veterans in 89 Massachusetts hospitals delivering baskets and useful items. The Legion will also assist hundreds of inmates in state prisons and other penal institutions. Two ex service men on Penikese Island will not be overlooked.

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Separation for a Time Advised by Mary Harper

Mary Harper says three months away from theatre each summer refreshes actors for winter roles. She and husband William Rosselle retreat to Indian Head Lake Maine, returning ready for strenuous seasons. She discusses musical comedy, career goals, and working separately from her husband for better parts.

Mary Harper Tremont Theatre Miss Harper William Rosselle Indian Head Lake Maine Post Miss Howard Boston

Clergyman Attacks Blue Laws In Open Letter

A Protestant minister with over 30 years in the ministry denounces blue laws as un Scriptural and unconstitutional. He condemns police enforcement to compel worship and argues the measures close avenues of healthy recreation and push the public toward church attendance. The letter questions the motives of blue law proponents and details perceived hypocrisy.

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Whose Will May Come An Appeal Against Blue Laws

W R Uchtman pastor from Edgewood Advent Church Providence argues against compulsory religious practices in public life. He recalls a New York restaurant owner forcing staff to pray and dismissing dissenters, calling such forced religion a joke and defending individual conscience and the separation of church and state.

New York City Park Row W. R. Uchtman Edgewood Advent Church Providence

Grants Stay of Execution to Rumely and Associates

Federal Judge Grubb granted a stay of execution for Dr. Edward A. Rumiley S Walter Kaufman and Norvin R Lindheim who were convicted of concealing German ownership of the New York Evening Mail during the war. They were released on 10000 bail each pending appeal from sentences to the Atlanta penitentiary for a car and a day.

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Gift to Post Santa Brings Joy to a Child

A small donation to the Post Santa program sparks happiness for a needy child as Christmas morning approaches, turning generosity into real joy for someone in need.

B. and A. Shops to Be Closed

The Boston and Albany railroad announced that the West Springfield car shops with about 100 workers and the Allston shops with about 200 workers will shut down on December 27 until further notice due to decreased business. The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print an amusing story by Walter Prichard Eaton in full.

Boston & Albany Railroad West Springfield Allston Walter Prichard Eaton Boston Sunday Post

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