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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

4

New York Senate Hopeful Ties Marriage to Earnings

In New York on July 10, Dr Anna Horchfelder a Democratic candidate for the State Senate proposes that no woman be allowed to marry unless she can prove she can earn a living. She suggests women need not prove support for husbands. Her platform also advocates sex education and eugenic marriages.

New York New York State Anna Horchfelder State Senate Hochfelder Miuke

Simply a Matter of Love by Katherine Haviland Taylor

Katherine Haviland Taylor presents a humorous tale about a girl who adores children. The story appears in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine collection.

Katherine Haviland Taylor Boston Sunday Post

Graduation mix up at convent near Boston

Elizabeth Anderson recounts a graduation mishap at a nearby convent in June. Her roommate, anxious on the Assembly Hall platform, confused her piece with Anderson’s, delivering Longfellow’s opening lines instead of Chaucer, causing a stunned, amused audience and a lively uproar.

Boston Chum Elizabeth Longfellow Robert Sicily Elizabeth Anderson Edison Street Quincy

Bear Park Peanut Incident Report

A witness describes a well dressed man at Norum Pega Park feeding a peanut to a bear using a cane. The observer noted the man’s actions over several minutes and reported the event. Further details follow.

Norumpega Park

Arlington Heights Note Mentions H S Vianillo Address

A fragment notes H S Vianillo with an address at 187 Westminster Avenue Arlington Heights mentioning someone leaving and still eating a bear's peanuts.

H. S. Vianillo Westminster Avenue Arlington Heights

Train timing dispute at Rochester station

At Rochester New York station a long queue formed at the ticket window as a woman pressed the agent for her train time. He asked where she was bound. she refused, insisting on the departure time. He replied he cannot answer without the destination. Mary Ryder Middlebury Vermont.

Rochester N. Y

Gloucester artists paint old homes amid trees season

A window observer notes several artists in Gloucester painting old houses, including a scene where one painter works on an elderly woman’s home. The neighbor stops the elderly woman to chat as she passes by, adding a small local vignette of daily life.

Gloucester Moller Moller’s, Inc Boston Cambridge Massachusetts Ave Main St Central Sq

Gloucester woman recalls painter’s plan and shingles

A Gloucester resident recounts telling a painter she just saw him painting her house and hopes he will finish by shingling it. The note, signed by Mrs. C. M. Martin of 22 Highland Street, reflects a local anecdote.

Three Boston youths thwarted by traffic clash at Tremont and Boylston

Three high school boys attempting to cross Tremont and Boylston streets were hemmed in by halted autos at the officer's order. They dodged between vehicles as they tried to escape the trap, provoking the officer to shout for the autos to continue moving and to pick them up. Julius Rubin, 15 Eaton Street, Boston.

Tremont Boylston Julius Rubin Eaton Street Boston

Lemonade Stand Uses Fly Swatter as Strainer

A street scene reports Frances C. Scully of 342 Saratoga Street East Boston observing children selling lemonade with a fly swatter used as a strainer. The quirky note captures local whimsy and a moment of small business activity.

Frances C. Scully Saratoga Street East Boston

Sleeping Beauts on the Elevated Train

Two foreign passengers slept through a city ride as fellow travelers watched amused. One woke confused about his location and shook his companion by the nose, prompting laughter before the pair exited at the next stop.

Emily M. Bennett Sutton Street Boston

Pony in Back Of Ford Touring Car

Report from Malden describes a Ford touring car with a pony visible in the rear of the vehicle while passing through the town. Report by J Flavin of Charlestown at 516 Main Street.

Malden J. Flavin Main Street Charlestown

Hat Left Behind at Barbershop Missing Owner Sought

After closing at a Dorchester barber shop last Saturday night a hat was left behind by its owner. J. S. Mitchell of 1528 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester requests the owner to claim the hat as days pass without return.

J. S. Mitchell Dorchester Avenue Dorchester

Day Promised 10 Cents for Movie Trip

Kathryn C. Day of 8 Washington Square Gloucester recalls a mother who promised her children 10 cents each for a movie outing.

Kathryn C. Day Washington Square Gloucester

Maybe She Was Right Camping Outfit Guess

A very fat woman entered a Boston department store to buy a camping outfit. She chose a khaki blouse and urged a slim salesgirl to try it on, saying she would slim down after a month at camp. Olive Gertrude Smith, 12 Fairlawn Street, Everett.

Boston Olive Gertrude Smith Fairlawn Street Everett

Hen Hatchlings Survive Under Mother's Warm Embrace

Ipswich resident Harry Merson reports a hen died after incubation but three hatchlings survived beneath the mother's wings. The trio remained safe under the lifeless bird as the heat and hatch progressed, a remarkable brooding accident.

Harry Merson Ipswich

Kitten Enjoys Water Like Duck at Squam Lake Visit

A visitor to Squam Lake in New Hampshire recalls a beach kitten that waded and swam with people, showing no fear of water. The owner, a local resident, notes the feline makes this regular habit. Herbert Norburg from Danvers signs the letter.

New Hampshire Squam Lake Herbert Norburg Bridge Street Danvers

Putting One Over on Ma

Two boys on a street Saturday carried baskets of leaves with only a thin top layer of blueberries. They laughed when asked to sell, explaining they did not have enough to part with, hoping to play a joke.

Swan injures young girl in Palmer pond incident

A three year old girl fed a tame swan at a Palmer Massachusetts pond and was pulled into the water when the bird realized she had no food. She escaped unharmed. the act was witnessed by others. Marion Zerbe, 82 Pleasant Street, Palmer,Mass.

Marion Zerbe Pleasant Street Palmer, Mass

Morgan's Nephew Sent to Psychopathic Hospital

Frank E. Sliger who impersonated J I Morgan's nephew at a private hospital with a $10 daily room and special treatment was sent from Central Court to the Psychopathic Hospital for observation. He had written checks against an imaginary bank and escaped from Washington authorities. he is wanted at his Montclair New Jersey home.

Morgan Psycopathic Hospital Frank E. Sliger Central Court Psychopathic Hospital Washington, D. C Montclair N. J

Edison Model for City Boys

Bernard J. Fagan, New York chief probation officer, says city boys favor science over adventure, preferring to tinker with clocks and radio sets rather than outdoor play. He notes limited pet access and a shift away from traditional boyhood games, warning it creates court issues.

New York United News Big City Samuel F. B. Morse Thomas A. Edison Tom Sawyer Huck Finn Bernard J. Fagan Coney Island Fagan

Baby Hygiene and District Nursing Bodies Merge

Greater Boston merges the Baby Hygiene Association and the Instructive District Nursing Association into one organization. Presidents Richard M. Smith and Katharine B. Codman announce the union to expand service while keeping costs stable. Over potential reach and no immediate curtailment are noted as changes proceed gradually.

Baby Hygiene and District Nursing Bodies Greater Boston Baby Hygiene Association Instructive District Nursing Association Richard M. Smith Katherine B. Codman

Unified leadership seen months away for both bodies

The article notes that it will be several months before employees of both bodies operate under a single head. It discusses the transition period and expected steps toward consolidating management.

Ual

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