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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
17
Floating ice against the Boston and Maine Railroad bridges on the Sun Cook branch over the Merrimack river carried away three main supports this forenoon. Temporary repairs were made and normal schedules restored by this afternoon. Unless further heavy ice jams occur no more damage is expected.
An artist Helen E. Ohrenschall gains international notice for her silhouette Bible pictures. Copyright 1922 by the McClure Newspaper Service.
Miss Borden endowed funds for a pew house in Constantinople to be used by the college president. She spent many years in work connected with Robert College in Constantinople. The Museum of the American College is cited in relation to the legacy.
A note describes her extensive collection of valuable curios gathered from numerous countries. The items reflect wide travel and rich cultural access, highlighting the breadth of her acquisitions.
A sub-committee recommends Newton Hill as the site for Worcester’s civic monument to World War II heroes, identifying it as one of the city’s highest land points. The World War Memorial committee in Worcester backs the proposal.
Isaac travels to the Philistine territory of Gerar where God blesses him and envy grows. Philistine herdmen dispute wells named Esek Sitnah and Rehoboth. He returns to Beersheba digs another well, builds an altar, and makes peace with the king of the Philistines.
Mrs. Alcide Beaudoin sought housing help at police headquarters when her husband kidnapped the two children, fled in a taxicab, and barred pursuit. The mother later pursued by car and then planned to consult a lawyer as police recorded the incident.
Everett R. Rutter of Four Winds Farm, linked with Peary, McMillan and Walden, will travel 4000 miles to Labrador this summer to obtain pure bred Eskimo dogs for a winter racing breeding farm in Derry New Hampshire. Arthur T. Walden of Wonalancet NH, winner of the international dog team race at Berlin this winter, has ordered six pure bred dogs. Rutter served as judge at the Berlin race and is a friend of W. R. Brown of Berlin, NH, sponsor of the event.
Abraham Wasserman, once thought to be a partner in a Poplar Street contraband raid, is confirmed to be uninvolved. He left six weeks earlier, now runs a Dorchester tonic and seltzer business with delivery wagons and strong formulas, while Attorney William J. Miller advised him.
Treasury officials estimated a $200,000,000 shortfall in calendar year 1922 income and profits tax revenues based on collections through March 15. The gap reflects lower than forecast receipts for the first quarter and adjustments to expected annual totals.
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