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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
7
Superintendent Thomas Packard addressed 400 students at the high school urging them to curb dancing, automobile joy riding, excessive moviegoing, and girls bobbing their hair. He also urged boys to avoid loafing, smoking, pool halls, and shirking work or responsibility.
In Asbury Park New Jersey June 8 a court decision holds a man may recover a fiancés engagement ring if he and his partner end the engagement. Judge Lawrence of the Common Pleas Court ruled for a Trenton man who sought return of the circlet after his fiancée married another man.
George Washington Sylvester aged 52 of 37 Temple Street was found dead in his room yesterday before medical help could reach him. No further details were provided.
A short promotional note touts Allen makers as offering dependable quality and value in hosiery. It emphasizes a personal pledge of responsibility and the A standard mark of first and finest grade.
Boston's marriage license bureau will close on June 17 and 18 and Saturday is the last day to file intentions to be married over the holiday. Law requires a five day wait and applications after Saturday will not be delivered until a week from next Monday. The closing comes after Mayor Peters ordered a half holiday for City Hall employees on Saturday after the Bunker Hill celebration.
A city wide Rose Show organized by women from financial and mercantile houses and hospitals aims to finish the Boston Dispensary fund. The drive stood at 123,680 dollars at noon, about 62 percent of 217,000 with over 10,000 raised recently by 46 teams. Managers expect the final pledge through the appeal of a red rose.
Medical visitors can view a special exhibit at the Massachusetts Historical Society on Boylston Street detailing pivotal works in antisepsis germ theory and public health. Items include Lister's antiseptic paper from 1867, Pasteur's fermentation studies, Jenner and inoculation texts, Florence Nightingale's nursing contributions, a silk map of Scutari, a photograph of ether use, and Lemuel Shattuck’s state medicine legacy.
A letter to the editor asks which body endorsed the Sheppard-Towner bill at a June 1 meeting in this city. It notes subsequent June 4 actions by conferences of State and territorial health authorities with the U S public health service. Dorchester resident Alice Stone Blackwell signs.
A brief note presents gift ideas linked to a white French kid with cross references to button length notes. The item list emphasizes practical small accessories suitable for a young wearer and related fashion details.
Advertising brief notes a 1 button glove item and a 1 button white capeskin washable product. Includes short description of durable wear and easy care with emphasis on "Cross" gloves and capeskin fabric for durable styling.
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