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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1919

Page

70

Caruso Returns to Italy with American Bride

Enrico Caruso sails for Italy with his American wife Dorothy Benjamin to revisit his homeland. Alongside, baritone Giuseppe DeLuca and tenor Giovanni Martinelli journey to England. De Luca carries his wife’s ashes for burial in Italy.

Caruso Sunny Italy Enrico Caruso America Dorothy Benjamin Giuseppe Verdi Giuseppe DeLuca Giovanni Martinelli England Celtic de Luca

Julia Arthur Posed in Sallifs Bonnet for Salvation Army Sale

James Montgomery Flagg painted Julia Arthur in a busy studio by the New York Public Library as 6600 spectators cheered. The portrait, made for the Salvation Army, was exhibited and sold to raise funds while the Open air studio became a stage and gathering place for wartime morale.

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Freedom of the air and national sovereignty question

The passage ponders ownership of airspace above land and compares it to sea rights. It notes the peace conference ruling that each nation owns the air above its territory but must allow free passage for other countries, highlighting a key postwar issue in aerial sovereignty.

Madame Walker from wash-tub to mansion in Harlem estate tale

A portrait of Madame Walker rising from a Washburn tub and Denver cook to wealth and influence as the wealthiest Black woman in America. Her million-dollar empire funded by hair ointment, salons, and aggressive advertising, with a Harlem home and a vast staff and agents nationwide.

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Seek Radium as Coal Shortage Sparks Futuristic Talk

Scientist I T Broadsdon argues in Electrical Experimenter that dwindling coal and possible oil price surges could drive civilization to radical fuel substitutes. He proposes radium as the logical, though costly, solution and envisions vast extraction plans to sustain power for centuries, potentially reshaping energy economics.

I. T. Broadsdon Broadsdon Italy

Fair Bathers Parade Attracts Crowds In California Beach City

A summer parade of bathers in Venice California draws large crowds as sun festivity and publicity showcase local beaches. Boston's famed mermaid costumes and Neptune Nymphs are noted for comparison to Venice's prize winners.

Boston California Venice Cal Neptune Soston Calif

A Natural Bent in Family Conversation at Hearth

A mother and father discuss the fate of their children by the fire after a night out. They worry about Harold who seems to delight in hurting his siblings, leading to a wry remark by the father about making him a dentist.

Italy Caruso Everybody's Magazine Anne Herendeen Carusos Europe Metropolitan Opera House Phonograph Harold Gai Mother Father

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