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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
13
122 Cambridge public school children aged 7 to 10 who are 7 to 10 percent underweight attend a Central Day Camp at Cambridge High and Latin School. Miss Josephine F. Rowe directs nine teachers and two nurses with a piano, gym, crafts, meals, wash up routines, tooth brushing and weekly weights.
The Aquarium welcomes forty new fish families totaling about four hundred members after a arduous train trip from New York to Boston. Curator Morse supervised the transport and all arrived in good health despite heat and crowded waters. The collection should entertain school children during vacation days.
Delegates to the Universalist Church national convention at Worcester will travel by automobile from New England and parts of the Midwest instead of the traditional convention special train. Dr George E Huntley president of the executive board notes the shift as an innovation. Representatives from as far west as California will attend the four day session. There will be no general election of officers this year.
In Manchester New Hampshire July 13 W Parker Straw agent of Amoskeag Manufacturing Co denied any plan to open mills Monday He noted striking textile workers planned Sunday meetings at Concord Common at 3 PM and an evening session at 7 30 PM with out of town speakers to solidify ranks ahead of potential reopenings
A brief note requests dialogue with operatives at Le Chateau located on Lowell Street. The call aims to establish contact and discuss ongoing matters. No additional context or names are provided in the fragment.
The second annual field day by Lexington Council No. 9 Knights of Columbus will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Lexington Athletic Field.
The boards plan to sell the stripped hulls of the battleships New Jersey and Virginia at Charlestown navy yard to the highest bidder. Both ships have been out of commission over a year. A 17 year old, Max Freedman, was arrested on liquor charges after police seized 50 gallons of moonshine from his car and turned it over to federal authorities.
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