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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1921
Page
3
Collector John J Mitchell prepared courses to train deputies for the income tax drive. The training aims to enable staff drafted from other revenue duties to advise the public, assist in return preparation, and administer the oath before filing.
John Spargo urged pacification of Russia as essential to postwar recovery in a Winchester church talk. He argued Russia's normal production is pivotal to Europe, placing Russia first, Germany second, France third, with other nations following.
Dr John Lovett Morse of Harvard Medical School warned that many parents push children beyond capacity mentally and physically. He urged caution in school work play and even diet and outlined a concise list of don'ts for raising children.
Dr Morse argues against lax discipline and overindulgence warning that sweets and late hours harm children. He calls average parenting bunk and urges frequent exams to prevent heart and kidney disease, condemns thrillers and Sunday schools as risky, and criticizes pushing bright children too fast toward fashionable trends.
Berlin reports that articles urging student volunteers to proclaim a Soviet government are printed by the Neue Zeitung in Munich. The Freiheit and the Vossische Zeitung view the movement seriously, noting it is developing rapidly.
Emily Terry widow of Rev Cassius M. Terry died in Northampton aged 83. Born in Amherst, she graduated Mount Holyoke College in 1859. Daughter of Edward Hitchcock, Amherst College president, she served 25 years as Hubbard House matron at Smith College and was a noted botanist with a substantial collection likely to be donated to Smith College.
Francis E. Slattery of Brighton warned Medford residents that the Smith Towner educational bill would mean federal control of education. He spoke at Medford High School to several hundred people, during a Knights of Columbus forum denouncing the measure as a revolutionary project in Congress.
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