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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1922

Page

12

MacMillan Home Welcome Draws Maine Notables

Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan returns to Wiscasset after 14 months on the Arctic west coast of Baffin Land. Governor Baxter and Bowdoin College President Sills lead a civic academic welcome as Magellan-like crowds cheer. The Bowdoin prepares for drydock then Town P town events and a Gloucester race in October.

Wiscasset Donald B. MacMillan Arctic Percival B. Baxter Kenneth Sills Bowdoin College Dr. MacMillan Baffin Land MacMillan Freeport Sills Bradford Sortwell Wright American Legion Mac G. Dawson, Jr Beacon Street Boston General Edwards Bowdoin Jonathan C. Small Provincetown Richard Goddard Winthrop Thomas McCue Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railroad Maine Arctic Circle Fury Hecla Straits Spicer Island Fox Channel Gloucester

Inventory of military supply items and equipment listing

A long catalog style inventory enumerates locomotives hats helmets woolen duck cloth and yardage of melton and lining textiles, saddles bridles harnesses belts hooks and buckles, medical supplies like gauze gloves first aid packets sutures syringes and ligatures, tools including saws chisels and stiffened blades, and miscellaneous items such as wash basins, condiment cans, barrels, and packing materials. The list includes quantities and measurements across many categories with no narrative context.

Baldwin Melton O. D

Funeral Services Held for Edward C Creed

Funeral mass for Edward C. Creed of 206 Dorchester Street at St Augustine's in South Boston drew friends and neighbors. Rev. Joseph W. Coppinger Rev. Thomas M. Garrity and Rev. Henry Lyons led the solemn requiem. South Boston district court paused two minutes in his memory. pallbearers were Dr. Robert M. Daley Herbert Callahan John H. Poland James M. Graham J. F. Lynch and James H. Quigley. Burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery.

St. Augustine’s Church Boston Edward C. Creed Dorchester Street Joseph W. Coppinger Thomas M. Garrity Henry Lyons Robert M. Daley Herbert Callahan John H. Poland James M. Graham J. F. Lynch James H. Quigley Mr. Creed South Boston Judge Day Holyhood Cemetery

Rum Runners Searched Near York Maine Coast

Coast guard stations from Portland to Portsmouth warn and monitor ships near Jeffries Banks off York with orders to stop board and seize any vessel lacking proof of legitimate business. Rum running schooners sighted near Isles of Shoals prompt heightened watch.

York Beach Sprague Coast Guard Isles of Shoals Jeffries Banks York Portland Portsmouth S. R. Sands

Peru President Legula Pulls U S Experts for Modernization

President Legula of Peru engages US teachers surgeons administrators and engineers to modernize the country. The effort targets education health governance and infrastructure with international expertise.

Legula Peru United States

Plant Tea Promises Malaria Cure in India

A newly discovered plant in India is being prepared as a tea or infusion and reportedly cures malaria without the bitter taste of quinine. The preparation offers a palatable alternative and could impact traditional treatments.

India

First Lady Past Crisis In Illness

Washington reports that Mrs. Harding’s condition has passed the immediate crisis, with physicians saying no operation is needed for now. The 7:30 p.m. bulletin notes improving health, stable vitals, and increasing nourishment, while Mayo and Sawyer prepare for possible future surgery if needed.

Washington Associated Press Harding Charles Mayo Rochester Minn Carl W. Sawyer Marion Ohio C. KE. Sawyer Sawyer

Dahlias Bloom Over Half Acre at Greenway Garden

More than half an acre around J. D. Greenway at 31 Conway Street Roslindale is filled with dahlias in full bloom. The plants reach surprising heights with stalks over seven feet, and the colors range from pale yellows and oranges to vivid crimson and plum, forming a rainbow-tinted sea when the wind ripples the blossoms.

Roslindale Vernon Garten Billy Allen J. D. Greenway Conway Street

Arrests After Recognition of Stolen Car

Patrolmen Cul lerton and Gulderseede at Joy Street station arrested John Graham of Brattleboro Vermont and Frank S. Stearns of Johnson Vermont on larceny charges after recognizing the automobile and men as it was driven through Bowdoin square. They boarded the running board and made the arrests.

Cullerton and Gulderseede Joy Street John Graham Brattleboro Frank S. Stearns Johnson, Vt Bowdoin Square

Once Wealthy Man Dies Poor in Worcester

A Princeton classmate of Woodrow Wilson once rich in the Midwest is buried in Worcester under the alias Edwin S. McCarthy aged about 73. He became a city hospital patient after paralysis and had worked as a sweeper at Wickwire Spencer Steel Co. Papers hinted he once owned large sugar refineries, with few family details remaining.

Worcester Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Middle West Edwin S. McCarthy Bethel Help Mission Wickwire-Spencer Steel Corporation City Hospital Corporation McCarthy Princeton

Republicans Rally as Harding Backed in Connecticut

Hartford reporters note Senator Brandagee at the Republican State convention urges voters to reelect five GOP House members and Senator George P. McLean. He argues the party can complete Harding’s work, cites improvements from a chaotic start, and counters claims Congress has done nothing. The Manchester Guardian reports German theatre audiences now prefer Shakespeare Shaw and Wilde over German dramatists.

Hartford Conn United News Brandagee House George P. McLean Harding Congress Shakespeare Shaw Wilde Saya Manchester Guardian

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