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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
2
Sister Mary Agatha, age 8, last survivor of the first band of six sisters to come to New Hampshire in 1858, died today in Manchester. For years she had been an instructor at Mount St. Mary's Academy and was known to hundreds of students across New England.
Miss Hazel H. Woodside of Brookline to Allen H. Wood Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Allen H Wood of Winchester. Miss Woodside daughter of Mrs Florence Woodside, a Mt Ida graduate active in amateur theatricals. Fiance Pomfret School graduate.
Mrs Catherine B Garrity 62 of 33 Alaska Street Roxbury died at City Hospital after being struck by a fire department vehicle carrying Chief Sweeney to a South End fire Police at Dudley Street seek a Roxbury District Court warrant for Franklin B Sanborn Chief's driver on manslaughter charges
An unusual selection of silk umbrellas features reliable construction and an attractive range of handles in purple green garnet navy brown and black. Offered at a most interesting 690 price compared with the recent cost of umbrellas of this character.
Dr James S Stone of the Children’s Hospital delivered a Harvard Medical School lecture on how maternal sensing of infant pain guides physicians and how childhood surgeries save lives, noting winter coasting accidents as a frequent cause of operations.
Dr Stone discusses life threatening childhood conditions including neonatal hemorrhage disease now treatable by transfusion and urgent surgical interventions for intestinal defects. He warns maternal reports are crucial as early detection saves infant life and notes risks from bowel telescoping and accidental injuries in children.
Isaac Huse 6 principal of Manchester schools for 24 years died today age 60 in Manchester New Hampshire. He previously taught 17 years at the Ranch School in Utah and was noted for long service in education.
Humphrey Jordan writes a humorous dog tale The Passing of Pincher to appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises lighthearted canine comedy and warm, amiable storytelling.
A mariner said he was whirled into American waters by a stray ocean current. He speculated a Gulf Stream fragment broke off and headed toward the United States. He noted his arrival timing differed by six hours from his own calculation near Nantucket lightship.
A vintage bakery ad extols fourteen Floret cakelet designs with creams and chocolate fillings, priced from 29 to 37 cents per pound, plus Kre-Me-Butter and Mello Kremox varieties. It also touts Educator Carelets by Krackerland as novel embossed biscuits with European techniques and ten varieties for 300 stores.
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