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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
14
President Meiklejohn urged America to lead in world affairs, saying national ambition and unity hinge on a shared ideal. Amherst College enters its second year with about 175 freshmen, bringing total enrollment to 526 students.
Ruth Crosby, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Crosby of 1 Byron Wakefield, was run over by a motor truck driven by William J Monahan Jr of 42 Cordis Street Stoneham. The girl playing on Gould Street suffered multiple teeth knocked out and serious facial and body cuts. Ibe F Simonds treated her injuries.
In Mashpee and Pocasset churches the La Flash couple, both ministers, prepare for ordination of Mrs. La Flash in October while Eva M. Tedford also faces ordination. Mrs. La Flash serves four pulpits and leads music, Sunday schools, and services, alongside family duties. The case of Helen McGowan seeking separation against Malcolm W. McGowan is noted in passing.
Hanover N H September 21 Dart mouth sophomore class won the annual rush on campus. First year men led early but sophomores finally moved the football to a Palaeopitus member on Webster Hall steps after substituting a football rush for last year's push ball contest.
A Bangor man was arrested by Lynn police after a note threatened noncompliance and led to a confrontation. The assailant was taken to Lynn while the distressed girl was placed in a Lynn home for temporary care.
Lieutenant Robert Fay, a spy and former German army officer tied to a 1916 conspiracy to blow up U S transports, departed from New York aboard the Bayern bound for Germany. He had been released early from Atlanta Federal Prison for good behavior, with Justice Department agents and immigration officials confirming his deportation along with other detainees aboard the liner.
A fragment urges readers to seek relief from daily backache and stabbing pains, promising September as a time to improve health. It questions lingering misery and hints at discovering the underlying cause of pain and weariness.
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