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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

5

Tax Assessors Announce County Valuation Rise in Lawrence

Lawrence reports total taxable property valued at 107,614,765 up about 33 million from last year. The Pain Company leads corporation taxes at 391,717, American Woolen Company follows with 838,228. Heaviest individual tax falls to Arthur Sweeney and Franz Schneider Jr. trustees at 18,148, Currie E B Meigs of Lowell at 18,882. There are 19,004 taxable polls.

Lawrence American Woolen Company Arthur Sweeney Franz Schneider, Jr Currie EB. Meigs Lowell

Lecturer Urges Privacy of Home for Social Workers

Mrs Eva Whiting White Bryn Mawr College lecturer urged students at Boston University College of Liberal Arts to respect home privacy. She said no worker should enter a home without invitation, stressing boundaries for social workers in practice.

Eva Whiting White Bryn Mawr ‘College Boston University College of Liberal Arts

Turkey bids for city inmates revealed hours after bids

City Purchasing Agent Cronin reported bids for turkeys for inmates across institutions. Western Tom turkeys led at 34 to 58 cents per pound with a low bid 0.082 cents cheaper than other offers pending inspectors’ quality checks. About 1835 pounds in 12 to 15 pound birds will supply City Hospital Consumptives Home Long Island Deer Island and related facilities, plus 80 pounds of chicken.

Cronin City Hopital Long Island

Robbers Steal $10,000 in Goods from Baroness D Etredliis

In Tong Beach New York on December 21 robbers looted the summer residence of Baroness Jeanne D Etredliis taking tapestries and other valuables valued at $10,000. The baroness is reported to be in Paris.

Tong Beach N.Y Dea Jeanne D'Etredliis Paria

Persistency Wins on First Pension Check

Persistency finally overcame delays to secure the first pension payment covering a period yet to be detailed. The outcome signals progress in meeting retirees’ financial timelines and supports ongoing advocacy for timely benefits.

Chinese Chow Dogs Guard Auto In Mrs Means Photo

Mrs. Ma mie Means of 80 Columbus Avenue owns ebout & Chows and in a pictured scene with War Hang and Chow Mein explains their one man trait. War Hang is noted as a premier sire and the dogs are praised as vigilant guardians of automobiles and homes.

Mamie Means Columbus Avenue Ebout & Chows Pres Wat Hang

Bureau Engraving Prints Nearly Twenty Three Billion in FY End

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing produced about 23 billion dollars in liberty loan bonds stamps gold notes and other currency certificates in the fiscal year ending June 9. Liberty loan engraving largely concluded with the April completion of the fourth permanent coupon bonds.

Bureau of Engraving Washington Liberty Loan Internal Revenue United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Free Training for Cripples Aids State Widens Vocational Education

Ernest Hanson and J. S. Dodge of the Boston Blind and Cripples' Union announced that Blinded and crippled residents may obtain state funded vocational training. The state now spends $20,000 on such education, available at the State House through the bureau of vocational training for civilian cripples in the Department of Education.

Ernest Hanson J. S. Dodge Boston Blind and Cripples’ Union State House Bureau of Vocational Training Department of Education

Bill Seeks to Penalize See Blocs in Congress

Washington December 21 A bill by Representative Ansorge Republican New York would forbid formation in Congress of blocks based on pursuits or geographic locations to influence legislation.

Congress Washington Ansorge New York

Knickers Make Debut at Bradley-Martin Ballroom

New York on December 21 reports that the first knickers of the season appeared at an afternoon tea dance in the Bradley Martin ballroom hosted by the Club de Vingt. The fashion drew mixed attention among guests, with many accepting the option as proper while others, especially hotel veterans, spread gossip late into the evening.

New York Frrance Deb Bradley-Martin Club de Vingt Dansant

Paroles Granted to 14 Prisoners in Christmas Maneuver

Commissioner Thomas C. O'Brien granted paroles to 14 prisoners serving minor offenses at Deer Island and Charles Street jail as a holiday gesture. He recommended to the courts that 15 additional prisoners serving time for more serious offenses be pardoned.

Thomas C. O’brien Deer Island Cherles Street

Proves His Right to Pension After 18 Years

George W. Brown of 2% Broadway has finally received his Civil War pension after 18 years of trying to prove he served in the navy under the alias Frank Dennings. Born in North Berwick Maine he joined at a New York recruiting station by substituting for another man and later learned the true identity he had used.

Lawrender United States Frank Dennings George W. Brown Broadway Brown New York North Berwick Navy Dennings

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