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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1921

Page

7

Harvard Has Workers on Its Victorious Eleven

Harvard center Harry Wordsworth Clark, 33, tops a remarkable tale of work and study as he anchors the Crimson defense against Yale alongside Fiske Brown. Clark, born in Alaska, supported his family through college, tutored classmates, and earned a Harvard law path while his wife and child cheered from home.

Harry Wordsworth Clark Harvard Fiske Brown Yale Clark Crimson Jim Hogan Alaska Northwest Seattle California Leland Stanford Students Training Corps Exeter West Boston Public Little Merle Clarks Grandma Clark Penn State Daddy West Coast Harvard Law School Charlies A. Tierney North End

Boland Given Warm Reception by Mass. Crowds

Harry Boland envoy of the Republic of Ireland to the United States and former secretary to Eamon De Valera, was greeted by a spontaneous and hearty crowd at the new Boston Arena last night in one of the warmest receptions for an Irish representative.

Harry Boland Republic of Ireland United States Eamon de Valera Boston Arena Ireland

Sullivan World War Veteran Seeks City Council Seat

Stephen C. Sullivan, a World War II veteran and Ward 1 state legislator, has secured the required certified signatures to place his name on the ballot for the city council. A Republican leader in Ward 1, he now seeks the city post.

Stephen C. Sullivan

Ireland Support Rally and Boland Visit Spark Unity Appeal

In Boston a large crowd welcomed Boland and Walsh with Irish pipers as they urged unity under the American Association to press for Ireland’s mutual rights by public opinion. Boland spoke on England’s policy and Washington’s conference shaping Ireland’s fate.

Ireland American Association Mr. Boland Frank P. Walsh South Station New York John F. Harrigan John Morton Brian Boru Worcester Boland Walsh Guard of Honor Tremont Boylston Street Copley Plaza Welch London Washington America Great Britain

Loftus and Farrell Tie The Knot In Maynard Ceremony

Miss Elizabeth Alice Loftus daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Loftus of 174 Main Street married James Bernard Farrell a Maynard post office clerk this evening. The ceremony was held at St Bernard Church with the pastor officiating.

Look Natural Latest Style in Beauty Trends

Rouge and powder fade as eyebrows go natural and hair returns with curls. The expert foresees a trend toward minimal makeup, natural bloom, and varied hair heights from high evening styles to low street looks.

Fish Hawk Ends Hunger Strike at Franklin Park Zoo

Mise Fish Hawk relaxes her protest and ends a month long hunger strike at the Franklin Park Zoo. She finds the zoo pleasant and winter warmth appealing while rumors swirl about a potential move to a larger aviary.

Franklin Park Zoo ZOO Fish Hawk Mise Silver Pheasant Mve Fish’ Hawk

Dr Nichols Resigns From Technology Firm

The resignation of Dr Nichols from the Technology firm was announced yesterday. He receives leave of absence until January 4 1922, when the Tech Corporation will meet to ratify the executive committee action.

Nichols resigns as Tech president due to illness general electric officer named acting head

Dr. Nichols resigns as president of the Institute after illness prevents him from serving. Acting president is Elihu Thomson of General Electric, who previously filled the post after Richard C. Maclaurin’s death in 1920. Education affairs run by a faculty committee led by Talbot Miller and Wilson. Nichols, famed for optics research, plans recovery and possible return to grit studies. The Technology Corporation seeks a successor.

Dr. Nichols Institute Woodstock Tech Executive Committee Elihu Thomson Swampscott General Electric Company Richard C. Maclaurin Nichols Thomson Henry P. Talbot Edward F. Miller Mechanical Engineering Edwin B. Wilson Tech Nela Park National Lamp Works Cleveland Yale University The Technology Corporation

Ironized Yeast advertised as a health tonic

A vintage advertisement promotes Ironized Yeast sold by druggists in Pleasant. It promises to build strength for underweight or tired individuals, claiming organic iron and vitamins aid blood and energy. The 10 day treatment costs one dollar with directions for children, produced by the Ironized Yeast Company of Atlanta.

Baresi Ironized Yeast Company Atlanta

Stewart Heirs Dispute Estate Claim in Court

The Stewart heirs reject the O'Brien theory claiming Stewart was not related to O'Brien. Honeyman Jr is married to Stewart’s daughter and Honeyman Sr failed to persuade O'Brien that the contested 7 million dollar estate story is a fabrication by two disgruntled administrators seeking control in court.

Stewart Mr. Honeyman, Jr Honeyman, Sr O’brien Honeymans

O'Brien Confronts Honeyman Over Family Mystery at 36 Montgomery

John O'Brien visits the Honeyman residence to resolve long standing questions about his supposed nephew and the man claiming to be Stewart O'Brien. Honeyman denies any link to the O'Brien claim and asserts Stewart was born Stewart, with mixed accounts about the estate and Nashua connections.

John O’brien New York Post Honeyman Mr. Honeyman Traylor Allentown Mr. Honeyman Sr Brooklyn Mr. O'Brien Mr. O’brien Stewart O'Brien Martin O’brien Lachance Chicago Conlon Brothers Nashua Thomas 8S. Clarke Thomas Clarke Thomas Conlon Terrence O’brien Clarke O’brien

Control of Birth Plan Unfit Topic

New York November 20. Arch bishop Patrick J. Hayes condemns open birth control discussions in public forums. He urges keeping such topics in clinics and cites scientific and religious grounds against open dissemination. The statement links birth control to race deterioration and lauds Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on family life. The First American Birth Control Conference occurred last week with arrests for disorderly conduct that were later dismissed.

New York Patrick J. Hayes Archdiocese of Theodore Roosevelt Margaret Sanger Mary Winsor

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