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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
6
A Boston area reader argues that every auto owner should carry liability insurance paid through state action. The writer, injured in a hit and run, notes the car owner paid little for damages and carried no insurance, urging the state to require auto liability coverage financed with registration fees.
An art note on Helen E. Ohrenschall, an artist gaining international attention for her silhouette Bible illustrations. Copyright 1922 by the McClure Newspaper Service.
Abraham, in the land of the Philistine king, reproved the king over a stolen water well. Seven lambs marked the claim as a memory of his digging the well. They sealed a friendship covenant, naming the place Beersheba.
A letter argues for a state backed auto liability plan to reduce costs while protecting the public. It suggests private or state options, with lower rates and year end rebates, and a small surcharge on low horsepower cars to fund coverage. The writer cites Massachusetts have over 200000 cars and notes accidents happen, urging action without hardship.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews a booklet form tale titled Moby Dick by Herman Melville, hailed as the most remarkable whale story ever written and to begin in the next issue.
Anthony Huettich of 625 Walsh Street St Louis repeatedly wears a navy uniform violating orders. Since March he has faced arrests and brief detentions in Boston Hingham Plymouth and Plymouth jail with continued defiance. He was held yesterday by U S Commissioner Hayes for the grand jury after repeated wearings and failures to leave the blue.
The princess is training in painting and is reported to demonstrate considerable talent during lessons, indicating strong artistic potential and dedication.
The preliminary hearing for Abbe Adelaide Delorme, charged with murdering Raoul Delorme, resumes after defense seeks a psychiatric evaluation. Witnesses testified about the body found near Ottawa college and links to the priest. judge adjourned until next Tuesday amid defense claims of mental impairment.
A fragment notes that with pror ention approval a doctor was directed to be involved. The context and full details are unclear in the fragment.
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