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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

16

Wireless cure aboard ship saves captain and crew distance away

The steamship America met a medical emergency at sea when its doctor diagnosed ptomaine poisoning on a ship 500 miles away, prescribed opium tablets, then paracotic doses. The Wekika reported the distress and both ships exchanged medical instructions via wireless.

New York William Rind America Hoboken N. J Bremen Rind mid-Atlantic Charleston D. C Gordon Hislop New London Conn Woo Hislop

Rivalry, Love, and a Brick in Municipal Court Tale

John Bellinsky and Frank Lugensky, both of the West End, were described as ardent rivals for the same woman. After Frank wed the girl, a later encounter near the newlyweds’ home led to a fight using a sidewalk brick. John faced penalties and a court record, with injuries and costs noted.

John Bellinsky Frank Lugensky West End Murray Frank John Billerica Street

Squirrel Steals Olives From Fenway Store

A gray squirrel in Boston’s Fenway area climbs into a Westland Avenue grocer’s window in the morning, grabs a bottle of olives, breaks the bottle, chews the olive to the pit, and runs off with the stone to hide for winter. The episode entertains crowds in public and private parks.

Fenway Squirrel Westland Avenue A. Lazerus

Badly Injured Worker in Auto Car Garage Accident

John Jennings age 42 of 18 Chestnut Road West Roxbury was badly injured yesterday at work on the fifth floor Auto Car Company Garage 642 Beacon Street Back Bay He suffered lacerations to the upper arm contusions to the chest and a fractured rib and was taken by ambulance to City Hospital Back Bay for treatment.

John Jennings Chestnut Road West Roxbury Auto Car Company Beacon Street Back Bay Jennings Sudeo Amare Sa Bay

Owen Family Scouting Attempted Death by Own Action

Pittsfield report shows Mrs. Edward B. Owen in critical condition with a bullet wound near the heart at House of Mercy Hospital. Family and friends dispute suicide claims, while physician H. E. Stockwell cites a safety related wound from a 82 caliber revolver during an unspecified crisis.

Pittsfield Edward B. Owen Stockbridge Society House of Mercy Hospital H. E. Stockwell

Bride in White Obtains Marriage License in City Hall

Mrs. Annie I Crowell 62 from Kit tery Maine and Rev Melville Everett 68 of Des Moines Indiana filed for a license at City Hall. She wore a full white outfit and said she is twice widowed living in Boston. The groom elect, 68, is a Des Moines minister living in Boston friends. He will arrive Monday morning for a ceremony to follow.

Annie I. Crowell City Hall Kittery Melville &. Everett Des Moines Boston

Private Ventree's Funeral Sunday

The body of Private Diotado Ventree of Company C 60th Infantry Fifth Division killed in the Argonne on Oct 14 1918 will be buried at 2 PM Sunday from his parents home 273 Maverick Street East Boston with full military honors. Funeral services led by the L T Flaherty Post 30 East Boston A L. Ventree previously served in Machine Gun Company 301st Infantry 76th Division. He enlisted Sept 8 1917 while a barber at Maverick and Cottage streets East Boston.

Diotado Ventree 60Th Infantry Battle of the Argonne Maverick Street East Boston L. T. Flaherty Post A. L Ventree Maverick and Cottage Streets

Milky Way Imagery Across Cultures

The article notes how Chinese and Japanese view the Milky Way as a stream of silvery fishes while African Bushmen and American Indians link it to guiding lights for wandering spirits.

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