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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
15
Eleanor H Porter, author of Pollyanna, has a new story titled A Quarantined Quarrel to appear in the next Boston Sunday Test Magazine. The notice highlights Porter's continued literary success and the magazine's feature.
Physicians endorse Sylpho Nathal for personal hygiene including cuts and douches. It destroys germ life while aiding tissue healing. Available at drug and department stores under code 166, 835e, Goe for $1.25.
The Oxford Cambridge athletic team prepares to sail on the Olympic from London on July 6 to face a combined Yale Harvard squad at Harvard Stadium on July 23. Oxford entries include Rudd Milligan Ingrams Nokes Reeve Trowbridge Dick inson McInnes Ford with Ford as general reserve. Cambridge riders list Abrahams Stallard Burt Seagrove Gregory Partridge Waterhouse Tatham Burns in sprints and distance events with diverse field events.
Philadelphia June 9 James J Davis secretary of labor warns labor unions against efforts by big business to smash them He says unions are an organic growth and vows action against loafers and shirkers urging unions to demand union cards or dismissal to counter economic readjustment.
Public notice urges leash enforcement for dogs due to hot weather and rising bites. Police canvass districts to identify responsible owners and ensure dogs are restrained.
John Marlio fourteen of 419 Portland street Cambridge sank in mid stream opposite Weld boathouse after cramps. J D Wolfe a Harvard freshman heard the cry, swam with clothes on and saved the boy from drowning.
In Brockton on June 22, Miss Martha Ainsley Dee will wed Alderman Elmer A. Egan and her sister Doris Dee will marry M Joseph Hynes of Boston. The Rev Francis C Egan will celebrate his first nuptial mass at the ceremony attended by Brockton social circles. In Franklin Penn Ray Fisher former Reds pitcher signed to play for the Franklin Independents after coaching at the University of Michigan.
A note indicates the Sewell Ford tale Tripping It With Torchy will appear in the next issue of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine as part of his ongoing popular series.
Miss Jessie C. Hume chief social worker of the Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary told a Unity House audience of deaf people at the second annual meeting of the American Association for the Hard of Hearing that deaf children are abnormally bright and unusually attentive. She attributed the brightness to strong concentration built by immunity to surrounding noise and noted their capacity for deep focus and love.
The only girl to receive a degree at MIT commencement is Nellie Jefferson of Austin Texas, living at 52 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. She will be awarded the M S degree for postgraduate work completed this year after two years of study.
Better car service for South Boston and numerous district improvements were urged at the South Boston Citizens' Association closing meeting at Perkins Post American Legion building. William F. Barry presided. Plans were discussed for the past presidents' night to be observed in October.
Proceedings before the full bench consider the attorney general's motion to dismiss as unconstitutional and the motion to limit charges to Tufts' second term. Melville M. Johnson represents Tufts while Hurlburt argues restrictions. Investigations focus on hush money tied to the Mishawum Manor wine party.
A disputed event referenced as a party was staged and connected to the final payment described as hush money. The fragment implies a covert arrangement linked to an influential circle and financial settlement. Further details remain unclear in the surviving text.
An advertisement touts Tiz as a cure for sore tired feet with claims of drawing out poisonous exudations and reducing swelling. It promises relief from corns bunions and callouses and says shoes will feel looser after one box purchased at drug or department stores.
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