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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
5
Major E H Armstrong’s latest super regenerative set prompts a flood of inquiries from radiomen and the public. Jack Binns explains this entirely new system as true high frequency short wave amplification, with cascade and harmonic techniques to avoid instability and allow wireless telegraph reception under proper tuning.
Principal Edward R. Clarke of Winthrop High announced that of 187 seniors graduated last evening 54 had positions secured. Most graduates plan to attend college. Clarke credits employers and stresses his role as guiding students in work and education.
Babe Ruth plans to attend and umpire the St. John’s Prep versus Danvers High field day at the Danvers prep campus. He will travel from Fenway Park after the Boston game. Ed Walsh may start for St. John’s with other amateur events and a two and a half mile cross country race featuring Rindge Tech Arlington Bev erly Salem and Danvers High Schools.
Judge Dowd fined David M. Philbrick of 408 Massachusetts Avenue 100 dollars for keeping and exposing for sale intoxicating liquors. He appealed the ruling.
The Statler Hotel Company wins a dispute with Preferred Underwriters over Park Square land for a new hotel. Judge Carroll of the Supreme Judicial Court dismissed the bill to enjoin the New Haven railroad from selling the land to Statler. The underwriters held an option and paid a sum but did not exercise timely. Hiram Ricker of Poland Maine was slated to manage the hotel.
Tonight at Symphony Hall a public pops program features Notre Dame Academy with selections including El Capitan Poet and Peasant Beautiful Blue Dana Strauss Fantasia Le Jongleur de Notre Dame Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Wagner Puccini Sibelius Tchaikovsky and Finlandia in a varied concert billed for general admission.
On June 21 in Norwood W J Dunn of a local kennel boasts a line of English setters. The town records mention a recently adopted litter from his mother setter stock.
The story notes the close bond between a dog and her adopted children as they discuss life in the neighborhood and their shared attention to daily events.
Internal Revenue Collector Nichols reminds all manufacturers producers and importers of soft drinks mineral waters carbonic acid gas and finished syrups to register under the 1921 revenue act. Registrations must be filed on or before July 1 this year covering the period to June 30, 1928. Certificates will be issued annually each July.
The Rev. David F. Murphy, C.SS.R., ordained last Sunday, will celebrate his first Mass at 11 a.m. Sunday in St. Joseph's Church Somerville. He is the son of Timothy and Mrs Murphy of Somerville and formerly resided in East Cambridge. He attended Boston College High School and entered the Redemptorist Novitiate in Tilchester Maryland.
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