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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
8
In Poughkeepsie New York a final decree annulling the marriage of Andree Emilie Simon White and Bouch White formerly of Marlborough was filed in the county clerk office. A copy of the decree will be sent to the French authorities.
The consul in New York will be vi s ed and then sent to France to make the annulment valid there. The former Mrs. White is employed as a private French tutor in New York. White is working in a pottery in Malden Massachusetts.
The Boston Symphony will begin the Cambridge season at Sanders Theatre with nine programs this year. Pierre Monteux conducts Mendelssohn Italian Symphony Rimsky Korsakoff Sadko and dances from Rabauds Marcouf. Soloist Erwin Nyiregyhazi gains notice after recent Boston appearances.
Seymour C. Loomis died suddenly in Suffield Connecticut. He graduated from Yale University in 1882 and Yale Law School in 1884 and had practiced law in New Haven since then.
William F. Fitzgerald urged the New England Women's Press Association to mobilize women to spur men to act on world problems. He argued right thinking by women can unlock production, expose obstruction, and replace selfishness with public spirit, noting Massachusetts faces cancer like issues needing competent leaders.
Miss Mae T Reardon daughter of Mrs Annie M Reardon of 73 Adams Street Dorchester married William E Hurley of Roslindale son of Lieutenant Joseph F Hurley of Hanover Street Police Station. Rev John A Coughlin officiated before over 300 guests at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill.
The piece surveys Dante’s impact on English literature through Milton Gray Coleridge Macaulay Shelley Browning Ruskin Longfellow and Lowell. It cites Milton’s sonnet references to Dante and notes Longfellow’s translation preface likening Dante’s work to a cathedral with lines about entering a minster gate.
Retail ad touts Danderine at 85 cents a bottle with claims of eliminating dandruff after one use and stopping hair shedding. It promises hair regrowth signs like renewed vigor brightness color and fullness.
The text portrays inarticulate murmurs dying away while timeless ages watch and await the end, conveying a solemn meditation on mortality and eternity.
The steamer Massillon Bridge brought the first consignment of Egyptian cotton to Hoosac from Alexandria after 23 days at sea. She delivered 31 bales of cotton with other cargo filling the holds, marking a return to American bottoms after British ship owners forced shippers to use British bottoms.
Marshal Foch will receive two Yale degrees on Saturday November 12 during a special morning session awarding him the title Master of Laws. An audience of about 77000 at the Yale bowl will give him the informal label of football rooter.
A medical health note links torpid liver and constipated bowels to stomach stagnation. Undigested food spoils, leading to souring and fermentation and triggering foul gases and bad breath as early signs of distress.
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