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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
9
On his 62nd birthday Jesse Pomeroy, famed prisoner, celebrated in the state jail, expressed hope for release. He is reported in good health and allowed yard work with many friends sending picture postcards. he has spent 47 years there since boyhood.
Boston University Spanish students will dance all evening tonight with two orchestras providing continuous music. All Spanish Clubs at the university are invited to Whitney Hall in Brookline. The committee includes Marie Ellis of Boston Anne Marshall of Gloucester and Jose Ferrer of Porto Rico.
A simple kitchen note explains open can use for plump cakes, fry in hot fat without soaking or picking steps. It likens process to frying bacon for quick results and ease. The instruction emphasizes speed and minimal prep in home cooking.
Paris dispatch identifies the city’s police chief as the so called style dictator for skirts this season. The article notes the prefect of police reduced milady's skirts and angered fashion dealers, while modestly shaping women’s attire on the Champs Elysees.
President Harding designates December 4 to 10 as American Education Week urging citizens to support public schools and combat illiteracy. He stresses education as citizenship basis and calls on governors and communities to inform, improve facilities, and mobilize religious, press, and civic groups.
A Paris police edict bans transit for any rider dressed improperly or annoyingly. Conductors must enforce the rule amid reformers’ chants for modest attire while prohibiting odoriferous passengers and large أو dangerous loads.
Berisford Howell, a colored seaman, sues J. W. Somerville of Gulfport Mississippi owner of the vessel and Captain George F. Poppe of schooner Lillian F Kerr for damages claiming unlawful assault and shooting in the back at sea. Howell was acquitted last week by U S Commissioner Wheeler of similar charges.
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