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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
5
Advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and head colds. It claims instant relief by applying the antiseptic cream into the nostrils to clear air passages, stop hawking, and relieve stuffed heads. It emphasizes open nostrils and free breathing.
Members of the Boston Rotary Club plan a testimonial dinner at Hotel Somerset next Thursday evening for Rev John M Phillips long time secretary soon to become pastor of Central Congregational Church Lynn Harvard professor Albert Bushnell Hart and Dr Edward Cummings will speak Charles H Simons will close the program An estimated 250 to 300 Rotarians and guests will attend.
The article recalls Henry W. Longfellow as a Bowdoin professor and author of The Schoolmaster in The New England Magazine 1831. It details his travels and youthful wanderings under the guise of a Sharon schoolmaster, the series’ publication timeline, and his 1831 marriage in Brunswick Maine along with early happy years and poetic musings in a domestic setting.
In Concord on February 27 John M. Keyes was reelected to the board of road commissioners by 607 to 542 over Harold Tompkins. Two women joined the school committee Flora Bean and Julie Morse, with Richard L. Wilson reelected as selectman and a slate of town officials named for varying terms.
The Boston school committee assistant J Frederick Sayer was honored with a reception at the business agent’s office and received a $100 gold token and gifts from colleagues. The event included a banquet and Sayer’s elocution showcases. Mrs Sayer, Dorothy, Geoffrey, and Reginald attended along with others.
Secretary Hughes will resume duties on March 6 at his desk in Washington after a brief vacation in Bermuda, according to the State Department.
Boston University trustees report pledges from students and alumni, many from Metropolitan Boston, total nearly one million dollars. They also announce a four hundred thousand dollar appropriation from the General Education Board toward a one and a half million endowment for the College of Liberal Arts as part of a four and a half million dollar fundraising plan.
The Fred Simonds dwelling, a landmark over 250 years old, was destroyed by a daytime fire in North Andover. It had been unoccupied for some time.
Harry Loo Chin a Chinese laundryman stands trial in the Superior Criminal Court charged with abusing 16 year old Viola Morgan adopted daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Deares of Sherman Street Roxbury The woman testified the girl was a State ward whom she took into her home at age five The case centers on alleged misconduct at the Deares residence as Chin studied the Bible in his rooom and visited the girl
Lawrence officials meet to request State Board of Health guidance on Merrimack River as the city water source. They authorize the water commission to seek Legislature approval to seize lands in Methuen for a new water system projected at 1 million dollars and a five year build plan.
Eu gene F. Phelan of New Bedford left his sick bed to marry Miss Agnes Dupre at St James Catholic church in a simple ceremony after urging his doctor to permit the trip. He then joined the wedding breakfast at the bride's home. Phelan had been confined since Saturday with a heavy cold and was told to return to bed to avoid pneumonia. The substitute ceremony replaced a planned pretentious wedding.
Worcester February 97 The American Legion proposal to honor General Robert E. Lee by celebrating his birthday January 19 was rejected by George H. Ward Post G A R in the city.
Consumer ad proclaims Kellogg's Bran as a permanent cure for constipation when eaten daily. It claims broad health benefits, endorsing physicians and urging frequent use in cereals, baked goods, and as a table staple for the whole family.
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