Fashion Accessories Describe Fall Hats and Evening Wear
Hand made wool flowers and bright velvet leaves decorate fall hats. Clack Chantilly over a white foundation is used for evening wear.
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Clack Chantilly
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
3
Britain Hopes for Peace in Ireland Amid Negotiations
The article reports continued efforts toward peace in Ireland with prin ciples laid for talks between British and Irish leaders. London awaits the cabinet decision as extremists on both sides are said to prepare for a breakdown. Ulster volunteers are reportedly being recruited with thousands of former soldiers enrolled.
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London
The
Evening Star
Ireland
Ulster Volunteers
the Star
Dublin
Ulster
Sinn Fein disavows coercion plan for Ulster
Sinn Fein protests Owen O Duffy Ulster speech at Armagh denying any Dail Eireann approval for coercion. De Valera responds as outrages by Orange bands in Belfast are noted and the party emphasizes it will not coerce Ulster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Armagh
Orange
Dublin
Owen O'Duffy
Lason
O'Duffy
Dail Eireann
Femon de Valera
Sinn Fein leaders outline stance on coercion in North Ulster
Public statement notes the Dail Eireann will not use coercion against the northeast Ulster minority nor tolerate firearms used against Irish people. It references O Duffy on defending national minority in Belfast where Orange gangs fired on residents, with two days of impunity by authorities. The group asserts no coercion to disobedient minorities but rejects allowing minority gun violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
Dail Eireann
Ulster
O'Duffy
Belfast
Chase Ends in Self Injury During Siblings Fight
Joseph Reich of East Cambridge chased his sister Mrs. John Lathers through her home on Belvidere street with a butcher knife. Reich trailed by liquor cut himself on a deep arm wound during the pursuit and was later arrested and taken to City Hospital after being overpowered on the fire escape by her husband and brother-in-law.
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Joseph Reich
Second Street
East Cambridge
John Lathers
Belvidere Street
Reich
St. Germain Street
Walsh Urges R. R. Meeting on New England Railroads
Senator David I. Walsh calls Governor Cox to convene a conference of New England Governors to discuss railroad relief. He cites Interstate Commerce Commission data and warns that without a coordinated solution the region faces either state aid or state ownership. Beef prices sold by Swift & Company in Boston ranged from 9 to 17.50 cents per pound, averaging 14.35 cents for the week ending Sept. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New En
David I. Walsh
Cox
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Swift & Company
Boston
Balloonist Eugene Stafford Dies After 1200 Foot Fall
The 85 year old balloonist fell from 1200 feet during a Berkshire fair stunt after his parachute failed to open. His death follows a string of tragedies in his career and relatives recall past accidents and injuries.
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Eugene W. Stafford
Lawrence Stafford
Nut Island
Hough's Neck
Lawrence
Eugene L. Stafford
Maynard
Trussell
Camille Stafford
Stafford
Berkshires
Joseph Gans
South Boston
Gans
Fair Grounds
Walter N. Stafford
Willowcourt
Roxbury
Boston
New
Block Party Called Off Over Ticket Sales For Funds
Mary Hinen, president of the Michael J. Perkins Post auxiliary in South Boston, learned from City Point police that the Wednesday block party at Thomas Park cannot occur if tickets refreshments and games for money are involved. The group plans to appeal to City Hall to challenge the ruling as a test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Perkins Post
A. L
South Boston
Mary Hinen
Fred N. Wheeler
City Point Police Station
Thomas Park
City Point Police 3
Boston
Mia
Hines
City Hall
Arlington Beats Winchester in Spy Pond Challenge
Arlington town team closed its season by defeating its longtime rival Winchester town nine 8 to 6 at Spy Pond Athletic Field. Winchester led 3 runs in the first inning, but Arlington’s McCreehan settled down and pitched splendidly the rest of the game.
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Arlington Town
Winchester Town Nine
Spy Pond
Arlington
McCreehan
Keep Strong Build Yourself Up with Father John's Medicine
An advertising blurb promotes Father John's Medicine as a drug free product that helps building strength and wellbeing advertised as free from drugs.
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Father John
Concord Falls 5 to 4 to Maynard on Field Day
The Concord baseball team lost a close 5 to 4 game to Maynard on the Concord Centre playground yesterday forenoon during the James J. Mansfield Post field day. Moshier pitched unevenly allowing five runs. Loftus and Gregg sparked the Concord batting with key hits.
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Concord
Maynard Town
Concord Centre
James J. Mansfield
Legion
Moshier
Loftus
Gregg
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New Cumberland
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Cord
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Beacon Street
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White Maine Sound
SenteNe
Sister
Walsh
R. R
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Walter
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