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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
4
Mrs Collie and her two months old sons are staying at the Animal Rescue Home after being found by Driver Morris Shea in a deserted barn. The family seems content with their new home. Mrs Collie plans to stay indefinitely while her boys grow rapidly in the coming weeks.
A dramatic contest will open tomorrow across 70 playgrounds in 20 groups featuring Pilgrim and Puritan plays. The Pilgrim list includes A Little Pilgrim's Progress and The Boston Tea Party by C. D. Mackay, In the Good Old Days by N. A. Smith, and Finding of the Mayflowers by B. P. Fisher. The Puritan entry is The Thanksgiving Dinner by M. B. Cooke.
Police sent official notification to the dead girl's family at 1109 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn NY who may claim the body after medical examination as investigators pursue a double inquiry into the North End death.
Harvard assigns overflow summer school students to Smith Halls dormitory after weeks of staying with private families. The move consolidates housing for the coming month as registrations surge and the institution plans to bring all scholars into one campus accommodation.
A final conference between milk dealers and executives of the New England Milk Producers Association will be held this week to determine the retail cost of milk at the point of sale. The meeting aims to set a unified price structure amid evolving market conditions.
An all day event organized by St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society of the West End took place in Clark's Grove Bedford. It was the first such gathering in many years and ran throughout yesterday under the society's direction.
The report notes that some crops have already appeared and the remaining early varieties are expected shortly after August begins.
Israel Lerner known as Clevie among Row newsies has sold about 100 papers daily since arriving from Russia at age 13. A popular, genial figure, he rose through the Post to become the Row’s king and hints at expanding into bigger business soon.
The body of Private George H. Burbank, son of Clarence Burbank of Woodlawn Street, arrived from France this morning without prior notice or a meeting party. Family and James R. Kirby Post, American Legion, gathered at the Stave Armory where it lay in state. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at St. John's Church with interment in St. John's Cemetery, Legion in uniform as escort.
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