Stillman daughter reunites with famed actress mother after a life of fame and exile
From a cottage in the Orkney Islands Mrs Fifi Potter Stillman watches for news of the Stillman case. The article recalls her mother Mrs James Brown Potter a New York society leader who built Tuxedo Park and a cosmopolitan stage career abroad. Their reconciliation followed years apart and societal pressure.
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Allies Appeal to the Greeks in Asian Minor Crisis
After a two day Briand Curzon meeting in Paris Great Britain France and Italy urged Greece to delay its offensive and accept mediation to avert war in Asia Minor They sent a note to King Constantine seeking an immediate reply on Greece’s willingness to let the allies settle the Turkish question If favorable Greece may outline terms for peace and Turkish Nationalists would be contacted.
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New Courses Added for Boston University Summer Session
Boston University announces more than two new courses for the July 6 to August 20 summer session under Professor Alexander H. Rice. The faculty grows with thirteen new professors and instructors as preliminary registration starts, signaling larger enrollment than ever before.
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Seven Harvard Seniors Married Engaged in Class of 1921
Records compiled by Secretary Thomas W. Lamont show seven of Harvard's 500 seniors in the class of 1921 are married and 15 are engaged. Lamont, son of a New York banker and president of the Crimson, reports the figures.
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Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised for thin blood anemia
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a home remedy for thin blood or anemia. It notes symptoms such as tiredness pale complexion and breathlessness, claims ease of correction in early stages, and offers a free booklet Building Up the Blood. Pills priced sixty cents per box and available by mail or through druggists.
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