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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
11
London reports crinolines back in vogue with modern adaptations. Tape hinges fit the wire frame to create four to six inch hoops at the hips, reversing to a flat style for travel and a hooped form for the ballroom. The design allows quick changes to suit crowded rooms and transportation.
Leslie Robinson of Dover, game warden, was killed when his automobile overturned while trying to prevent night deer hunting during a heavy snow storm near Greenville. Fellow warden Livya Hoxie, also of Dover, was injured but not seriously.
In Chicago 50 years after the great fire investigators ruled Mrs. O Leary s cow did not start the blaze yet crowds praise the bovine as part of Grant Park pageant and pilgrimages to De Koven street mark the barn site. The Chicago Journal fire extra from the siege era credits the animal.
The American Red Cross discontinued its two year relief relief effort for Russian refugees in Constantinople. Government and civic groups praised the service and workers expressed regret at leaving. Major Claflin Davie of Boston led the unit.
John R. Foster of Arlington reports a freak of nature in his orchard. A pear tree bloomed last spring and bore fruit, then shed leaves and rebuilt a second foliage crop with blossoms, now bearing fruit and blossoms simultaneously. Foster watches for the cold to decide how far the second crop will develop.
Th e Tufts College Delta Upsilon chapter at 13 Sawyer Avenue West Somerville reported a burglary early Sunday. A cash box containing 44 60 and checks totaling 61 were taken. The empty box was later found in the yard of Mrs W B Willis 209 College Avenue who alerted police.
The library will be open only for vestibule and court areas including the Sargent Puvis de Chavannes and Abbey decorations and the Dante exhibition. Reading rooms, home reading, book issuance, and returns will be unavailable. The experiment may be repeated on other holidays if attendance warrants. Noted physician dies in Depxter Dr Charles Miller Foss dies aged 74 homeopathic physician long active in the region.
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