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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

6

Heat Prostrations Mark Boston Return to Normal Summer

Two heat-related collapses highlighted Boston's return to ordinary summer weather. John Perkins, 27, of Cambridge, suffered a fractured skull after a curb fall near Charles and Allen streets and was hospitalized. Mary R. H. Baker, 68, of Franklin Square House, collapsed on West Newton street and was taken to City Hospital in serious condition with heat exhaustion. The day peaked at 87 degrees with 84 percent humidity, easing only gradually as previous fog and heat subsided. The meteorologist could offer no clear cause or forecast for the high humidity.

Boston Relief Hospital Charles and Allen Streets John Perkins Norfolk Street Cambridge Mary R. H. Baker Franklin Square House West Newton Street City Hospital

Girl in the Mirror serial debuts in Boston Sunday Post

Old friends reappear as Elizabeth Jordan launches The Girl in the Mirror in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The new installment continues the adventures of the hero from The Wings of Youth with a fresh chapter set to unfold.

Elizabeth Jordan Girl In the Mirror Boston Sunday Post

33 year old rancher meets woman after long isolation

Tracy Gillis of Nebraska, 33, born in Chicago, has seen a woman for the first time after a life on a western Nebraska ranch 46 miles from a railroad. He shaved his long hair and beard in Omaha after a pioneer journey with cattle. His father George died recently. their family left Chicago to avoid city temptations.

Omaha Neb Tracy Gillis Brigham Young Gillis Chicago Haymarket

Converted in Moody and Sankey meeting in isolation

The ex-Chicagoan, living 150 miles from a railroad, became a convert and raised his 3 year old son away from worldly influences. He funded education from cattle sales, bought simple goods, and fears city life after a single glimpse. He plans to stay secluded with a wife and pursue agriculture.

Moody and Sankey

Falls From Piazza Claim Mattapan Boy's Life

Five year old William McCarthy of 10 Woolson Street Mattapan died at City Hospital from a fractured skull after he fell from the home piazza railing to the granolithic sidewalk 30 feet below. Harry Altman carried him to Dr Samuel Dushan who then sent him to City Hospital.

William McCarthy Woolson Street Mattapan City Hospital Harry Altman Samuel Dushan Blue Hill Avenue

Careful, Girls No More Biting Court Verdict

In Chicago on July 13 Judge J. P. Haas ordered peace bonds after a police court dispute between Mrs. Emma Seymour and Mrs. Lucille Arsénaud over who bit whom first. Each woman showed bite marks on shoulders as the judge commented on the free for all.

Chicago J. P. Haas Emma Seymour Lucille Arsénaud Judge Haas

Belmon t union secretary sued for $10000 over alleged affair

Louis D Young of Medford sues Joseph F Twoomey Belmont secretary of the Carpenters District Council for alienation of affection claiming his wife Minnie Young left home after meeting Twoomey. He details suspicions and sightings and says he later helped locate her without success.

Joseph F. Twoomey Belmont Carpenters’ District Council Louis D. Young Gaston Street Medford Minnie Young Elizabeth E. Young Medford Carpenter L. D. Young J. F. Toomey

Man Cleared After Assault Arrest in Medford Case

A man arrested on assault charges in Medford was found innocent after police and examiners concluded he was mentally normal. His wife arranged his Sanity test, but doctors deemed him fit. He states he is willing to reconcile, blaming Twoomey for the turmoil after 34 years of marriage.

Mr. Young Twoomey Cording Young Mrs. Young Mr Young Raida Flora Band Medford

Army Fliers Killed in Crash at Honolulu

Major Sheldon H. Wheeler commandant at Duke Field and Sergeant Thomas A. Kelley were killed when their airplane crashed after a practice flight in Honolulu. The gasoline tank exploded covering the men with burning oil. Wheeler’s home was in Burlington Vermont.

Honolulu Sheldon H. Wheeler Duke Field Army Air Base Thomas A. Kelley Major Wheeler Burlington

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