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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1920
Page
11
Raymond Cahill aged two of Sachem Street Needham sustained severe facial cuts when his motorcycle crashed into a stone wall opposite Mrs. John Proctor’s home on Elliot Street Newton Highlands. He was treated at Newton Hospital yesterday.
William Harley Moore chief bridge engineer for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and 40 years with the company died suddenly in New Haven at age 60. The body was sent to Wareham Massachusetts for a service tomorrow.
Mrs Anna Linden a widow of 112 Shurtleff Street Chelsea was found injured along Silver Lake Street Wilmington after being seen wandering on tracks near North Wilmington. Police and railroad officials report missing hat glasses and a melon bag with clues pointing to a train collision while she was en route to her parents camp.
Residents of Athol claim Tige a senescent 18 year old cat born May 7 1902 at Sentinel Elm Farm may be the state’s oldest. The spry trickster has hundreds of friends who watch his antics and expect him to live years longer.
The commission plans to care for over 4000 U. S. graves in France. Wal ter A. Robinson of Arlington Colonel Edward L. Logan and Lieutenant Alexander H. Zetterm an lead the group sailing from New York aboard La France accompanied by their wives and other members.
A brief note announces that Charles Dana Gibson will join The Post as a contributor. Details indicate a period of drawing and humor work shaping a new literary music in the publication.
A detailed natural history note profiles the scarlet tanager, noting male and female color forms, immature plumage changes, and nesting behavior. It laments feather hunting, praises Dame Nature protection, and contrasts summer bright red color with winter olive tones. Includes a brief fashion snippet about a New York shop frock with ribbon details.
A fragment notes a black frock with a French blue picoted ribbon, suggesting it would make a likeable afternoon dress for a miss. The text emphasizes a simple, stylish garment suitable for a young girl orMiss.
A band of men disguised as soldiers raided Belleek in County Fermanagh. They entered the police barracks by car, held up officers with revolvers, locked them in an outhouse, captured arms, and set fire to the barracks. The raid occurred while police were at church and the attackers barred the chapel to prevent help.
Charles Dana Gibson unveils a new series of remarkable cartoons in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Get the first installment and collect all subsequent cartoons from the feature.
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