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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
5
Health lessons in Revere schools urge lighter indoor dress to prevent health risks. Nurse Miss Marjorie P. Young and Miss Frances Grasse direct 13 grammar schools to teach pupils to remove overshoes boots heavy sweaters and wool scarfs when indoor temperatures range 68 to 72 degrees.
Readily kept outdoor gear like scarfs and rubber boots are being used inside classrooms for outdoor activity. Teachers note the shift reflects practical needs and seasonal changes.
Harvard College plans a large dormitory quadrangle as a war memorial to Harvard men who died in the Great War. The structure would echo Yale University’s Harkness Memorial Quadrangle and address ongoing dormitory shortages noted in President Lowell’s annual report. President Lowell chairs the memorial committee selecting a suitable Harvard dead memorial.
Axel Bergindahl a Lynn shoe worker was discharged after a hearing on manslaughter charges for stabbing to death one of three hold up men who attacked him and robbed him of 53 dollars. Judge Joseph H Barnes presided.
Thomas J. Maloney, president of Lorillard Company, issued a statement denying charges from the Federal Trade Commission reported to the Senate that Lorillard conspired to depress leaf tobacco prices and colluded with jobbers’ associations to keep tobacco product prices high.
The YoungSet remains busy with merry outdoor parties teas and dances while seeking moments to refresh themselves after the season’s wear. They continue a lively schedule as activities abound and social life thrives.
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