Winged Fakers Assist Hunters by Ground Tumbling
Birds employ a deceptive tactic by tumbling along the ground to lure sportsmen away from their nests, distracting them from their actual duties and locations.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
26
Birds employ a deceptive tactic by tumbling along the ground to lure sportsmen away from their nests, distracting them from their actual duties and locations.
In a letter to Master Harlow at Deer Island House of Correction Thomas M. Osborne announces a two day visit, Saturday and Sunday, to study an honor system akin to Sing Sing. He thanks the master and the prisoners' committee and warns against sentimentality tainting prison reform.
The remark argues that granting privileges to inmates is both futile and dangerous, reflecting a harsher view on prison reform and inmate treatment. The statement portrays privileges as ineffective and potentially risky within the correctional system.
Henry Brown, boxing referee and former amateur champion, colliding with a suspect on Washington Street, blocked a thief who grabbed Margaret Flynn’s purse. The suspect, 19-year-old Ray Dolley of South Boston, fled but was captured with Brown assisting Officer Manning. Dolley is held in $2000 bail.
Evangelist Gordon held a noon quiet talk at Park Street Congregational Church. He invited the troubled to meet him below the pulpit after the service, regardless of belief, marking a personal interview opportunity.
Painstakingly he answered questions from a throng at Park Street Church. The audience included fur clad and beggar folk, sharing benches as Gordon spoke in a low steady voice about temptation. He urged fighting temptation with daily help, warning against going it alone.
The Professional Woman's Club plans a Twelfth Night revel at Copley Plaza ballroom Saturday night with Clara Barton coronation robe worn by the queen, Nan Guerney as king, Delcevare King as herald, and Mabel Patten leading jesters from the Lilla Wiles Wyman school. Eleanor Brigham to stage a juvenile fantasy. Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift announces Winfred C. Pike as general chairman.
Victoria B C January 6 A woman will be the next speaker of the British Columbian legislature Mrs Mary Ellen Smith newly elected representative from Vancouver received such a large peuality in the recent election that the cabinet named her for the speakership today
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