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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
10
Funeral services for Mrs. James S. Nolan known as Kate Ryan who starred for 21 years at the old Boston Museum and later with the Castle Square Stock Company were held yesterday at the Church of Notre Dame des Victoires on Yeabella street. Burial followed at Old Calvary Cemetery. The Rev. A. Reis presided. S. M.
J H Ridley an engineer at Croydon Surrey reports hearing a wireless concert broadcast from Newark New Jersey Sunday night The Daily Mail notes Ridley also heard nine American amateur stations calling each other with the farthest being in Chicago This report reflects early wireless listening claims across the Atlantic.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to treat children's cold and congestion with California Fig Syrup, claiming it clears constipation and waste, relieves symptoms in hours, and pleases even sick children with its pleasant taste. It warns to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with proper bottle labeling.
President Harding at the White House said he would not follow Senator Walsh’s suggestion to issue a presidential proclamation against the Ku Klux Klan and not send federal troops. Officials indicated the President did not believe the situation warranted such action nor that proclamations cure all evils, noting the high ratio of proclamations to demands.
Miss Sarah Segal of Revere was yesterday elected president of the Boston University College of Liberal Arts Press Club. Earl Gaige of Boston was elected vice president Miss Viola MacFadern of Brighton secretary and Katharine Griffin of Medfield treasurer. Weekly meetings will feature a prominent news paper work speaker.
The Radcliffe College Idler Club plans its first Experimental Idler with three one act plays. Dec. 16 will feature fresh material and interpretive staging for a critics audience. Plays include Ile by Eugene O Neill coached by Augusta Macready and Cooks and Cardinals directed by Sylvia Ripley with a final piece Ario da Ca Ang by St Vincent Millay.
Vernon Matthews twelve, son of Mrs Victoria Matthews, was killed instantly near Penikin village in Lancaster while returning from an after school fishing and trapping trip. He entered the mill yard between the main mill and carding mill and was caught in the shafting of the Penikin Manufacturing Company. A mill worker alerted others when the machinery stopped and the boy's body was found.
Paris reports Countess De Maupas formerly Miss Consuelo Morgan daughter of the American consul general at Brussels has been granted a divorce from Count Jean de Maupas. The separation suit also wins. Both were filed after incompatibility of character, with proceedings started last May.
Public trustees of the Boston Elevated Railway state the one man car fits light service but not heavy traffic. They vote to limit its use and restore two man cars in busy sections with schedule readjustments underway.
The Irish bills advanced quickly in the Imperial Parliament, passing the committee stage in the House of Commons today in unamended form after only brief debate.
Tonight at Dorchester High School Hall in Codman Square Dorchester and St Ambrose Church Field's Corner parishioners gather for a large reunion with dancing and whist. Proceeds aid the parish building fund for the new Gothic church nearing completion in Field's Corner Dorchester.
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