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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

9

Limits on Fire Trucks Speed Raise City Debate

Fire department engineers ordered fire apparatus to return to a speed of 25 miles per hour or less to reduce congestion and speed response, aligning with ordinary commercial trucks. The move reflects safety concerns amid urban traffic and motorization. A remark notes Mr. Ford’s opinions not yet known until his paper's first issue.

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Women 100 Careless With Hair in Boston Talk

Mrs. Henry M. Chamberlain urged at 400 Beacon Street under the Boston League of Women Voters that older women neglect hair dressing while younger women overdo it. She advised softer hats, veils, and better neck aging, noting only one in 50 in Boston is well dressed and urging mirrors and study of personal type to balance durability, style, and beauty.

Henry M. Chamberlain Beacon Street Boston League of Women Voters Boston Mrs. Chamberlain

Style and practicality guide for women's clothing

The article advises women to balance style with practicality when choosing outfits. It stresses that suits and gowns should reflect line and fit as well as material, noting that style alone is impractical unless one has unlimited funds. The guidance highlights comparing clothing to peers and prioritizing overall quality over flash.

Harvard Glee Club to Appear in Regular Concert

Harvard Glee Club makes history by singing in a regular subscription concert with the Symphony Orchestra. Pierre Monteux will conduct the orchestra for the first act of Parsifal by Wagner, while Harvard Singers participate on stage and Dr A T leads the ensemble.

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