Matrimony Described as The Great Ad Venture
June is favored for marriage as women take happiness in hand and embark on matrimony. The piece calls matrimony a great ad venture where chance may add appeal.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
10
Cross Wedding Gifts Three-fola design bill pocket
A wedding gift item named Three-fola features a full length bill pocket at the back lined with gilk. When folded the item measures one lot of pigskin or assorted wiolse leathers. Specially priced at 2.50 formerly 5.75 to 7.75.
Harvard to Change Admission Method and Racial Balance
Harvard plans a major shift away from scholarship tests toward selective admissions. The move could tighten the student body, crowding out immigrant and Jewish applicants and provoking alumni debate about quotas and the college’s cosmopolitan tradition. Officials cite classroom and dormitory limits as the immediate reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Poland
Russia
New England
Governor seeks funds to save Old Province House relics
Governor Cox asks the Legislature for 1500 to preserve a Tudor brick chimney and a fireplace from the Old Province House. The chimney is noted as one of America's finest Architecturally. The fireplace stood in the main room where the council met for nearly a century and receptions were held. He urges quick action and suggests displaying the relics in the State House, a new library, or the Supreme Court building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Old Province House
America
State House
State Library
Supreme Court
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as guaranteed to relieve severe constipation through regular use. It claims health benefits beyond digestion, including energy, brain function, and growth in children, and encourages daily consumption and wide availability at grocery stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Selon
Mrs Potter Denies Working To Fund Son Harvard
Indignant denial from Mrs Florence Brooks Potter of Boston society status that she worked at Crosby's on Dartmouth Street to support Brooks Potter at Harvard. She says she is employed out of financial need after stocks failed, and notes Brooks paid his own way previously by working in Camden shipyards.
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Brooks Potter
Harvard
Florence Brooks Potter
Boston
Crosby's
Dartmouth Street
Brooks
Camden
Penelope
Penelope Potter
Sewing Circle
Vincent Club
Arlington Street
Tillie the Teller
Potter
Guarantee Trust Company
Chicago
Brush Fire Rages On 2 Mile Front Near Randolph
Fire departments from Randolph Canton and Stoughton with volunteer bucket brigades battled a brush fire along a two mile front five miles from Randolph. The fire, burning for three days, was pushed toward Randolph by a stiff breeze threatening several country homes. About 500 men arrived by auto to fight the flames as water supply was scarce and bucket brigades and chemicals were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Canton
Stoughton
Reparations Commission Grants Germany 1922 Moratorium
The Reparations Commission fully approved Germany's reply to the ultimatum and decided to grant a provisional moratorium for 1922. The unanimous decision, issued after a lengthy session, followed a late-night meeting with the French delegate joining despite opposition from a chamber faction.
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Paris
Associated Press
Reparations Commission
Germany
Wirth
Chamber
Commission
World’s Greatest Cock Fight Reported In West Springfield
The world was staged last night in George Richardson’s chicken yard in West Springfield. Police, unaware of game cock customs, left 60 captured birds in a pen at the Richardson place and departed, ignorant of what would unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
West Springfield
Agawam
Richardson Place
Fighting cocks die in chancy arena as police seize survivors
Police recaptured over 100 gamecocks after a grand bee turned deadly. Forty birds lay dead in the yard while twenty survivors are kept apart on chains with the state set to execute them unless clemency is granted. Jersey Blue, a New England champion, toppled nearby foes amid the carnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Blue
New England
Mrs. Richardson
John Alden
Alleged Murderer Sought in Boston
Manchester New Hampshire May 31 local police seek Hausen Hardin proprietor of a coffee house at 162 Lake avenue believed to be hiding in Boston after the murder of Abraham Ramadan May 17 Boston police asked to watch for his appearance though no definite trace had been disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Hausen Hardin
Lake Avenue
Abraham Ramadan
Boston
Hardin
Argentine Wagh Earners Majority Are Women
A majority of Wagh earners in Argentina are women, reflecting shifting labor patterns and expanding participation in wage work across urban and rural sectors.
Pantries Ravaged by Wild Man Near Templeton
Edward Savage dubbed the wild man, armed with dynamite and a carving knife, raided farm pantries near Brooks Village Massachusetts, eluding state police who vow to shoot him on sight. A bedroom window at Mrs Joseph Kidder s Phillipston road house was pried open, raising fears of further harm to women in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
Brooks Village
Edward Savage
Joseph Kidder
Phillipston Road
Guard Families with Guns as Fugitive Savage Probed
Farmers and lumberjacks guard homes and supplies while hunting a fugitive named Savage who has reappeared in daylight. Authorities plan starvation pressure to force surrender after alleged poisoning of Merkle family and cattle. Kidder reports the fugitive begged for food and is exhausted, with locals fearing dynamite and a carving knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder
Savage
Savage at Large Threatens Merkle Farm After Theft
Sheriff Warns Citizens as fugitive Savage steals food from Merkle's farm. A ham and two chickens vanish while Merkle's hired man is accused of theft and threatened. Poisoning of a cow brings five animals harmed. Nellie guards the home with her baby sister Veronika nearby as tension rises. Lord Astor and Lady Astor linked by a birthday note.
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Merkle
Nellie
Veronika
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