Domestic Quarrel Sparks Unequal Laws at Home
Mrs A complains her husband claims his word rules the house. Mrs B retorts that such laws exist only in theory and are rarely enforced.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
8
War era books offer cautious paths to renewal
A survey of postwar literature notes war did not transform thinking. Ralph Adams Cram argues for small communities and a shift away from capitalism and bolshevism. Other authors like Bouck White, Gilbert Cannan, A Hamilton Gibbs, and Shaw are examined for their views on society, art, and the war’s moral questions.
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America
Europe
Ralph Adams Cram
Jones
Mr. Cram
Greece
Pericles
England
Elizabeth
Russia
Free City
Moffat, Yard
Bouck White
Rome
Mr. White
Florence
New England
Cannan
Mr. Cannan
Little, Brown
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Royal Artillery
Egypt
Salonica
Major Gibbs
Philip Gibbs
Dirty Neck Extends His Patrol to Galen Street
Watertown reports Rough-neck the militant swan has expanded his domain to Galen Street. The bird, mud colored on a snowy neck, frequents the car barn for daily free lunches and remains fearless in public. An attempted worm snack turned to a shoe string, ending with a woman’s umbrella striking the swan and a short pecked retreat.
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Dirty Neck
Galen Street
Rough-neck
Watertown
Arsenal Island
Charles River
Post
Sparkle in Bottles Reimagined as a Book Opportunity
A reader discovers a chance to obtain the coveted sparkle in book form, offering a unique way to enjoy the famed essence through literature. The promotion frames the book as a substitute for the real sparkle in bottles, inviting curious collectors.
Emily Thomas to marry Philip Dwight
Mrs William C Thomas announces the engagement of her daughter Emily to Philip J Dwight son of Mrs James Dwight and the late Dr Dwight of Beacon Street Both were overseas Miss Thomas served with the American Fund for French Wounded and Dwight served with the 26th Division Emily is a Sewing Circle member Dwight belongs to Longwood Cricket Club and the Boston Athletic Association
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William C. Thomas
Commonwealth Avenue
Emily
Philip J. Dwight
James Dwight
Dr. Dwight
Beacon Street
Thomas
American Fund For
Miss Thomas
Dwight
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston Athletic Association
Pirates Enjoy Cuba Stay Before Report to Jacksonville
Leon Cadore and Ernie Kruger travel in Cuba with George Cutshaw and fellow Pirates. The group enjoys the Pearl of the Antilles so well they may remain until required to report to Uncle Robbie in Jacksonville.
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Leon Cadore
Ernie Kruger
Cuba
George Cutshaw
Antilles
Uncle Robbie
Jacksonville
Czech Enters Harvard as Chemist Fellow
Dr. Harry Krepelka, the first Czecho-Slovakian to come to Harvard, won a research fellowship in chemistry. He came from Czecho-Slovakia to study under Professor Theodore Richards, after war experiences shifted his views on German science.
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Harry Krepelka
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Theodore Richards
Harvard
Krepelka
Chemist Dr Krepelka begins Harvard stay after Prague voyage
Dr. Krepelka arrived from Prague on September 26 and was warmly welcomed at Harvard. He joins Walcott Gibbs Chemical Laboratory under Prof Richards and notes strong student faculty goodwill. He urges US Czech exchanges to boost cooperation and reconstruction aid for a rebuilding nation. He resides near Mellen Street Cambridge close to the Walcott Gibbs Laboratory.
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Prague
Cambridge
Harvard
Walcott- Gibbs Chemical Laboratory
Richards
Post
Krepelka
Mellen Street
Walcott-Gibbs Memorial Laboratory
Tufts Denounces Slander at Lowell Rally
Middlesex District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts, seeking re election, told a Republican rally in Lowell that slanderous attacks distort his opponent. He claimed to have personally tried and prosecuted more automobile thieves than any other district attorney in the state and criticized his rival for citing old or pending cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Lowell
Democratic
Publican crusade against auto thieves and slander fund probe
The speaker declares victory in an anti theft campaign and vows to press charges to the limit. He names a chief official believed to be a contributor to a slander fund connected to his opponent and predicts an impeachment within 60 days.
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