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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
6
An 1922 copyright notice for Bible Pictures in Silhouettes by Helen E Ohrenschall highlights her illustrated scene of Rebekah at the well and her marriage to Isaac. The narrative recounts Abraham's servant revealing the journey, Rebekah veiling herself, and Isaac welcoming her as his wife after his mother’s death.
A Post letter contrasts Campbell criticism with Conry’s opposition to the Four Power Treaty now before the Senate. The piece questions motives and notes Campbell’s lengthy critique versus brief direct statements. It cites Charles as originator of the treaty and compares to Senator Reed.
An advertisement promotes Orlex powder as a home hair colorant promising safe formulas and a $100 gold bond guarantee. The rest quotes remarks by Henry Cabot Lodge and Joseph A Conroy praising the Four Power Treaty and criticizing military spending and the League of Nations era.
Relatives, friends, and business associates crowded Greenwood Memorial Church in Dorchester for the funeral of J Roy Cottam cashier of the Hotel and Railroad News Company who died after an appendicitis operation. Notables from Masons, newspapers, and local businesses attended including Fergus Brown and J L Buenke with interment at Forest Hills.
Clifton B. Carberry managing editor of the Boston Post will address the Boston Rotary Club at the Boston City Club today at 12 30. He speaks on All in a Day s Work on a Newspaper. Guest H J L Stark of Orange Texas third vice president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs travels to the Hartford district convention this Friday and Saturday.
Berlin dispatch notes Lenine has been ill for some time, worsened recently after a wound from an assassination attempt. Russian papers say Dr Felix Klemperer, famed German specialist, has been summoned to attend the Russian Soviet premier.
A dispatch indicating preparations were sent to Moscow last Friday. The fragment confirms moving personnel or supplies toward Moscow with no further details on purpose or recipients.
A Helsingfors dispatch reports Premier Lenin is said to be suffering from cancer, with the Berlingske Tidende transmitting the claim from Copenhagen.
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