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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

13

Planning New Parking Rules For Downtown Streets

Fire Commissioner Glynn Board of Street Commissioners and Police Crowley discuss tentative parking regulations in downtown Boston. Proposed bans may apply to Mason and Avery streets and the stretch of Boylston from Arlington to Washington to ease fire apparatus passage from Mason Street and Fort Hill Square stations amid heavy traffic.

Glynn Board of Street Commissioners Crowley Mason Street Avery Street Boylston Street Arlington Street Washington Street Mason Street House Fort Hill Square

Competition Is Keen Among Bobbed Heads at Simmons

Interest grows among Simmons students as they vie for New England's most beautiful bobbed hair. Miss Mildred Newman, a vivacious sophomore and Simmons Theatre standout, is highlighted for her thick chestnut brown bob with dancing curls. She plans to pursue acting after graduation.

Simmons New England Mildred Newman Bob Eleanor Newman

Woman Dies After Fifty Day Fast in Reno

Mrs. Pearl A. Cochran, 35, died after a self imposed fast of 50 days in Reno. Her physician reported no food intake during that period. A year earlier she had her attorney obtain a warrant charging insanity, though she was then deemed sane. She claimed food disagreed with her and would kill her.

Reno Pearl A. Cochran

Beecher and the Slave Auction Ordeal in Boston and Brooklyn

A historical account recalls Henry Ward Beecher portraying an auctioneer to “sell” an imagined enslaved person at New York’s Tabernacle, raising 2200 for the Edmonson sisters who were enslaved by birth. It notes similar auctions in Plymouth Church and Beecher’s claim of using his pulpit as an auction block.

Henry Ward Beecher Edmonson Siaters Washington New Orleans Tabernacle New York City Mr. Beecher Hogarth Rembrandt Edmonson Plymouth Church Brooklyn

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