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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
8
A reflective note on fame and advertising, describing how both seek recognition beyond direct acquaintance. The piece comments on public perception, messaging, and the craft of being known through promotion.
Mrs. Maud Wood Park, president of the National League of Women Voters, told Boston Rotarians that the chief liability of women is ignorance. She urged open meetings with candidates and education on registering voting and ballot methods while promoting league involvement in politics. Park plans a regional campaign to urge women to vote in the fall elections.
This obituary recalls Jacob Bigelow born Feb 27 1787 who died Jan 10 1879 in his 92nd year. A Harvard lecturer and Rumford professor he shaped medicine botany architecture and education in Boston founder of Mount Auburn Cemetery and contributor to MIT founding.
In Santa Ana California a hotel room held the body of Minnie Strong a Long Beach writer. A trunk contained manuscripts each bearing a printed editorial rejection. A note spoke of literary disappointments and fear of old age in the poorhouse.
The article notes clocks will be set back one hour at 2:01 a m on Sunday ending daylight saving time. Railroads will issue new timetables and public timepieces will align with railroad time, with minimal changes needed to schedules or travel plans.
A huge 1000 pound bull moose with a four foot antler spread was seen feeding on the fisher farm near East Mountain in Newport New Hampshire, accompanied by cattle. It was spotted by train passengers and motorists, with some coming within 40 feet before it alarmed. A second herd on the George Paul farm later joined the animal.
William B. Durkee chosen as chairman of the promotion and publicity committee of the Boston Y M C A to replace Oscar C. LeBart who will move to San Francisco. Durkee, in the steel business, also elected to the management committee of the Boston Y M C A.
The late Herbert B. Cushings papers include a Chauncey Hall Scholarship envelope containing bonds worth 3500 and savings deposits totaling 827.83. His daughter Mrs Constance J Bessey of Newton petitions the Supreme Court for instructions, stating he left no scholarship fund and that she is executrix of his estate.
Edward E Merrill assistant liquidating agent testified yesterday at the Pemberton Square courthouse. He was followed by Frederick W Bowman and William E Hingston among others who signed straw notes found in the bank assets. The investigation into Hanover Trust Company is expected to last several weeks.
In a recount at Faneuil Hall Congressmen Tague and Green battle for renomination. Final figures show Tague 7668 and Green 6537, a net gain of 18 for Tague and 99 for Green since Bee Nal. Ward 18 and Ward 20 shifts influence the final Fifth Suffolk race results as officials complete counting today.
In the Second Suffolk district Francis defeats O Leary by 599 after corrected tallies. Seventh Suffolk returns Senator Babb ahead of Maier by 30 votes with 2793 to 2763 after a full recount. In the First Suffolk district Edward J Cox posts a net loss of one vote and G Walter Tibbetts is mentioned.
Mrs. John Miller formerly Miss Juanita Miller daughter of Joaquin Miller poet of the Sierras has been granted a divorce on grounds of desertion. She was previously divorced from John Reavis mining engineer in March 1919 prior to her marriage to John Miller.
The speaker criticizes a German prince ruling Albania and condemns his wife’s ambitions. He notes a personal path of compromise in politics and recalls Bismarck era foreign ministers as rude, causing others to recoil.
A quoted passage recounts Roland Usher blaming Wilson's stance for World War I and questions of German leadership. The Prince Bis marck criticizes English interference while tensions rise over royal authority. The text describes a king's defiance and army upheaval as decisions about the Imperial Crown are contested.
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