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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
10
Margaret Rae, a Shawmut Avenue mother of four, paused amid a Public Library sidewalk crowd to rescue a tiny moth from a muddy puddle. She spoke softly as she coaxed the fragile insect to safety, then released it unharmed, declaring she harms no living creature if she can help it.
Worcester celebrated its bi centennial with a three mile parade along Main street featuring 15 000 representatives from various groups and 100 floats marking the town's 1722 incorporation to the present. Lieut Gov Alvan T Fuller and Mayor Peter F Sullivan reviewed the procession. The mayor awarded Prof Lawrence A Averill a 50 dollar prize for his bi centennial poem To Worcester. A public reception followed at City Hall with several thousand attendees.
More than 6000 people joined Malden’s Fourth of July parade with five bands and widespread city organization participation. Ice cream for children totaled over 800 gallons as Malden, Council K of C, and Malden A L teams played a baseball game won 10 to 2 by Malden. A guardsmen match between Malden and Everett ended in a Malden victory.
Nine year old Thaddeus Orzchowski died at Salem Hospital from injuries after a boat he played in with two others fell from Lewis Wharf. Eight year old John Potas and ten year old Bernard Sobocznski remain hospitalized with fractured thighs and internal injuries. Concerned for their condition authorities report.
Walter Benson surrenders to police after a fatal incident and face trial, but Freda defends him. A police inquiry clears him as innocent, citing Leah’s alcohol fueled behavior. The couple wed again in a quiet ceremony and find peace in a Chilterns town amid spring daffodils.
A new romance of love and adventure titled The Remembered Kiss by Ruby M Ayers will begin in Thursday's Post.
Visiting teachers will have limited time to view Boston sights. The city’s public library hosts Chavannes rural paintings and treasures including Charles I denouncing calumniating members. The painting is among the library’s hidden treasures and accessible by permission to visit the trustees’ room.
The piece highlights visiting Concord landmarks such as The Old Manse Emerson House Hawthorne Wayside and Alcott House plus Walden Pond and Sleepy Hollow near Boston. It notes Daniel Chester French sculptures in Longfellow Memorial Park and urges locals to explore these familiar sites referenced by Emerson.
Edmund T. Walsh, 71, of 18 Gates Street, South Boston, was found dead in bed yesterday from gas poisoning. A gas tube attached to an open jet on the wall hung near the victim's head.
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