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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
5
Clinton High School defeated St. John's High of Worcester 38 to 0. Clinton town ball team beat Hudson town 4 to 1, tying the series. Playoff scheduled for Saturday.
Miss Glenna Collett of Providence Rhode Island defeats Miss Cecil Leitch British and Canadian champion 1 up at Huntingdon Valley Country Club in first round. Edith Leitch also falls to Mrs W A Gavin 3 up with Gavin card 81 a course record. Other results include Letts over Hutchinson 2 and 1 Cummings over Armstrong 8 and 7 Bishop over Rood 5 and 3.
Fitchburg High outplayed Worcester North High at Crocker Field this afternoon, winning 43 to 7. Fitchburg fielded the faster offense and overpowered the visitors despite being outweighed.
An old ad claims uric acid in meat clogs kidneys and promotes weakness. It promotes Jad Salts or four ounces of rad Salts to flush pollutants, neutralize acids, and stimulate sluggish kidneys, promising painless relief and clearer urine.
An exhibition of Jacob Houbraken’s engraved portraits opens the print season at Goodspeed’s Book Shop in Park Street. Born in Dordrecht in 1698 and trained by his painter father, Houbraken studied Dutch masters and the French engraving school. Over 750 plates exist, including Dutch and English portrait series, with many unpublished works.
Captain Collings sailed for many years before a double rupture left him ashore and bedridden for years. After failed treatments he faced a dangerous operation or death. He cured himself using a self devised remedy and book sent free.
Manchester, October 12. The ideal landlord is Hugh O'Dowd, a bachelor who advertises he will not rent to families with fewer than five children. He controls 21 tenements and is expected to receive many inquiries.
About 500 people gathered at the Parkman Bandstand to mark Columbus discovery day under the Sons of Italy. John L. Curley of Suffolk Law School spoke, Benedict V. DeBellis presided, Ubaldo Guidi addressed in Italian, and the Bellini band of Lawrence provided music.
The Barrymores Raymond Ethel and Lionel perform in Boston in matinee runs at two venues. To allow Ethel to see Lionel, a special Wilbur matinee will be held tomorrow afternoon with her as guest of honor and others invited.
Margaret Anglin Madge Kennedy Raymond Hitchcock Genevieve Tobin and the acting companies now touring in Boston are listed among prominent performers shaping the season.
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