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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
7
Tumulty reports in a Paris scene with Woodrow Wilson and cablegrams about the Peace Conference. The reminiscence notes the exchange between Tumulty in Washington and the President in Paris as the talks unfold.
The retrieved text presents a 1919 exchange where Joseph P. Tumulty reports White House cables critiquing secrecy at the Paris Peace Conference. President Wilson rejects claims of yielding on secrecy and defends his stance, while Tumulty notes public misperceptions and Wilson’s effort to manage press reporting.
President Wilson informs a correspondent that his illness is distressing but his chief duty is to care for himself. He notes few troubles visible to him in Washington and assures the sender of his continued concern.
The cables report insistence on complete publicity for major powers while warning against premature exposure of smaller group talks. A March 15 cable confirms the League of Nations will be part of the Peace Treaty with no truth to contrary rumors.
President Wilson announces that the League of Nations draft covenant was first laid before the plenary conference on February 14 and is nearly finished. He notes the commission has used public criticism to refine the draft and cites cooperation with neutral states. The revised covenant will be presented again to the public soon.
A vivid piece by Walter Jones titled Framed For Broadway will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, exploring vaudeville life and a dramatic showbiz romance.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports October prices rose six one hundredths of a cent, placing the cost of living at 63.8 percent above July 1914. The rise is attributed mainly to higher coal prices.
War Finance Corporation announced approval of 85 advances for agricultural and live stock purposes totaling 3,147,000 dollars. Loans were distributed across 18 western and southern states.
The author muses on whether John Harvard knew John Milton at Cambridge and links their figures to broader world history. He reflects on 1637 as Harvard’s American arrival, Pilgrim Tercentenary, Dante’s 600th death anniversary, and John Harvard week, framing a universal story of youth, renewal, and shared humanity across nations.
The Miraculous Medal feast will be solemnly observed at St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum 52 Camden Street South End. High mass at 6 A.M. and benediction at 4 P.M. followed by medals for all in attendance. Friends and benefactors are invited.
Ottawa announced Canada will bring home the body of the unknown soldier from the western front and bury it beneath the victory tower of the new parliament building as a national tribute. The ceremony signals a solemn national remembrance for the nation’s war dead.
Mr. Newman presented a second travel log at Symphony Hall, starting with Victoria Canada as a modern city and moving through lumber camps and giant trees. He then described the eastbound railway trip through the Rocky Mountains with Lake Louise views shown by motion pictures, promising a repeat performance this afternoon.
Bristol born Professor Tracy Peck emeritus Latin professor at Yale University died in Rome where he had long resided. He taught at Cornell from 1871 to 1880 and joined Yale in 1880. Peck directed the American School for Classical Studies in Rome 1898-99 and served as president of the American Philological Association.
A sharp three second earthquake shock rattled Kingston Jamaica this afternoon causing momentary panic but no damage reported. Separate Guatemala City dispatch notes several quakes in recent days with no damage.
Next Sunday Trinity Church Newton Centre hosts Disarmament Services with Capt. Daniel A. MacKay of the Canadian Northwestern Mounted Police speaking at 7 15 on 3000 Miles of Unfortified Border He will discuss border law and order and share border life experiences.
Professor Thomas Nixon Carver of Radcliffe College denounces the Maternity Bill as an abomination and disgrace. He argues it shifts government toward charity and fails to ensure proper care for mothers and children, calling out sentimentalists and charitable societies as flawed supporters.
Watertown resident John M. Frazer says his wife recovered from years of illness after using Tanlac. He reports she gained 12 pounds in five weeks after hospital stays and restrictive meals, and he praises Tanlac as the best medicine. International Proprietaries distributes Tanlac. Liggett Drug Stores carry it in Boston.
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