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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

12

Watertown High School Camp Cooking Class Showcased

Watertown High School features a camp cooking class with sixteen freshmen enrolled. Miss Blanche Brennenstuhl leads the program which aims to teach boys to prepare a complete plain meal with efficient methods. In the photo, students Leslie Barclay Malcolm Russell Fred Specht Elwood Nichols await instruction and verdict from their teacher.

Waterwa High School Blanche’ Brennenstuhl Leslie Barclay Malcolm Russell Fred Specht Elwood Nichols Watertown High School Blanche Brennenstuhl Watertown High Hool

Textile union alliance outlined by Bedford secretary

Bedford in October 19 reports Edward, 63, the Dalene Tex ers secretary condemning the proposed alliance of independent textile unions under the Federated Textile Unions of America. He warns the move serves radical aims and could harm workers by weakening efforts against radical leadership.

Nounces Bedford Edward Asn Dalene Texers Delnged Federated Textile Unions of America Portiy Duce Itn

Attitude of Japs Friendly Declared by Mission Speakers

The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions at Harvard Church Brookline heard reaffirmations that Japan and America remain friends despite arms talks. The session highlighted Tokyo pastor Hiromichi Kozaki and elected new officers led by Edward C. Moore and James L. Barton with a full attendance.

American Board of Commissioners For Foreign’ Missions Harvard Brookline Japan America Washington Hiromichi Kozaki Tokio Doshisha University Edward C. Moore D. D Warvard University David P. Jones Oscar E. Maurer Edwin H. Baker Herbert J. Wells Henry P. Kendall James L. Barton William B. Strong Cornelius H. Patton D D Frederick A. Gaskins Harold B. Belcher Enoch F. Bell D. Brewer Eddy Ernest W. Riggs

Smuggling Trio Arraigned Over Seized Champagne on Boston Wharf

Russell Ross of Savin Hill and brothers Peter and Joseph Zona of Savin Hill Avenue were arraigned by U S Commissioner Hayes after 18 cases of champagne and whisky from St Pierre Mig were seized on a raft tied to a South Boston wharf. They pled not guilty and were held in bail for a hearing on the 26th.

Boston Russell Ross Savin Hill “Avenue Peter Joseph Zona Savin Hill Avenue St. Pierre Mig United States Hayes

Harding Receives Honorary Degree at William and Mary

President Harding was awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws at the College of William and Mary during the installation ceremonies for Dr. J A C Chandler. He urged stronger patriotic support for the national education system and praised the college's long history and notable alumni including three U S presidents.

Williamsburg Harding College of William and Mary J. A.C. Chandler United States

President Harding Urges Anglo American Friendship at Yorktown

President Harding spoke at Yorktown recalling Cornwallis surrender and urged world cooperation. He praised France for aid in the revolution, warned against sacrificing sovereignty for unity, and endorsed world peace while stressing national independence. He attended college ceremonies with delegates and honored Parker and Davis. He then visited Jamestown to lay a wreath on Governor Yardley’s grave.

Yorktown Lord Cornwallis Washington United States Great Britain France William and Alton B. Parker Westmoreland Davis Virginia Harding College Wrenn College Hall Jamestown America Yardley Legislative Assembly

Million Dollar Alienation Suit Filed by Wife

Mrs Woodhouse files a $1,000,000 alienation suit against her husband’s parents seeking damages. The case appears continued from the first page of the city edition.

Woodhouse Florida Nem

Burlington Couple's Lurid Nevada Divorce Case Sparks Society Scandal

Mrs Woodhouse, famed as Burlington’s belle Dorrit Stevens, accuses her husband Woodhouse of desertion and cruelty. The pair wed in New York in 1918 as Burlington society watched. a costly ring and alleged affairs propel separate maintenance and a divorce suit filed in Reno on May 23.

Burlington Woodhouse Williame College Columbia Phillippines van Dusen U.S. A Maria Texas McClelland Washington Reno

Memorial Clock for D Club of Boston Utah?

Parts of shell casings from French battlefields form the base of a memorial clock for the D Club of Boston’s F Company 101st Engineers Later plans call for a three foot tall clock with a 20 inch width built from those shell fragments and bearing army engineering insignia The device will stand as a tribute to fallen comrades and be dedicated next Wednesday

France Boston Edwards F Company Engineerss Castle YD ‘Club 101St Engineers

Jury to be charged in Schutte murder case today

Middletown Conn Oct 19 The case of Emil Schutte storekeeper of Shailerville charged with the murder of Joseph Mary and Jacob Ball in December 1915 will go to the jury tomorrow Judge Marble prepared to deliver the charge this afternoon but State's Attorney Inglis spoke at length and the court adjourned until tomorrow morning

Middletown Conn Emil Schutte

Final Chapter in Ponzi Romance Ends at Lexington Estate

Mrs Rose Ponzi leaves the big house after a gilded romance with Charles Ponzi. A Post reporter met her at the Lexington estate door yesterday morning. she wore a simple blotched house dress and had left chores to answer the door.

Charles Ponzi Rose Ponzi Post Lexington

Woman to Leave Lexington Home as Furnishings Sold

A woman tells the Postman she will shed the Ponzi romance and depart Lexington soon. Furniture ordered by interior decorators will be auctioned and the house returned to its rightful owner. She plans to move to a small apartment in Somerville with her sister, two children, and Mr. Ponsi's mother.

Florida Woodhouse Adirondacks Burlington Washington, D. C Tillman Hendricks District of Columbia Wilson Lillian Hendricks McClelland Olga Roosevelt Bayne Miss Bayne Postman Lexington Somerville Mr. Ponsi

Missing Past Lost in Dialogue of Waiting

A brief exchange shows a person determined to work despite waiting. The dialogue reveals hopeful resolve to find tasks or employment soon, with emphasis on action over idleness. The fragment hints at a broader context of patience and purpose.

Polish children heirs to $4000 found in New Bedford

Police locate the children of Carl Irzik a mason formerly of Washburn Street after a letter to the mayor from Poland claimed they were heirs to $4000. The children and their mother are now at 8 Kenyon Street.

New Bedford

Smallpox Follows Cholera in Volga Region

Tsaritsyn in the Volga region reports a serious smallpox epidemic after cholera typus and famine. The wireless despatch notes compulsory vaccination has been ordered as outbreaks continue in the area.

Volga Riga Associated Press Tsaritsyn Russian Volga

Officers Raid Lottery Shop On State Street

Police seized over 200 punch boards and thousands in goods including mesh bags pipe sets umbrellas suitcases necklaces and watches from rooms 210 and 211 148 State street in a raid. Louis Abrams of 254 Manhattan avenue New York was arrested under a John Doe warrant and to appear in Central Court to discuss a lottery system. Special Officers Manning and Bresnahan conducted the raid. the operation connected to a Boston based lottery distribution network. The scheme sold number punches for 1 to 35 cents and paid out 19 75 to the company while awarding prizes to winners.

State Street Louis Abrams Manhattan Avenue New York John Doe Central Court Manning and Bresnahan City Hall Avenue

Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief for Families

An advertising appeal argues Kellogg's Bran as nature's health food that cleanses the digestive system and improves complexion and breath. It claims nine tenths of illness stems from constipation and says regular bran intake will permanently relieve constipation and boost growth in children.

America Kellogg ’S Kellogg’s Pat

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