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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
17
The notice lists spot delivery prices for foreign currencies including French francs at $7.75 per hundred, German marks $2.65 per hundred, Italian lire $6.50 per hundred, and Austrian kronen $9.00 per thousand. It advises buying foreign monies outright as a conservative investment strategy to capitalize on opportunities.
Wellfleet marked the 300th landing anniversary of the Pilgrims and 200th year since the first church in Wellfleet, a Congregational Church Day. Speakers from Eastham, Provincetown and Harvard noted Pilgrim governance and heritage while Deacon Fred Snow recalled town life and seafaring customs.
Norah discovers George Laxton’s deceit as she confronts him and peers into a future ruined by his lies. Rodney supports her as she faces the wedding day and the collapse of their happiness amid a web of distrust and social pressure.
Outside brokers announce quick calls at 8 percent per unit. Customers' brokers offer loans at 8 percent for individuals with collateral. Commercial loans run 7 to 8 percent, commercial paper at 8 percent, and yearly money rates from 7 to 8 percent.
Governor Morrow of Kentucky attacked Wilsonian policy and praised Americanism as he joined Governor Coolidge at a Massachusetts Republican gathering. He criticized the League of Nations and praised wartime policies while urging voters to end the Democratic administration.
Roy A Warren reports his friend John Zeis missing after Zeis climbed from Warren bridge last Sunday. Zeis was rescued and fined ten dollars after court Monday. Warren cites a vanished $900 diamond ring believed to belong to Zeis late wife.
A fall fashion feature spotlights the kimono blouse paired with a pannier over skirt. The look centers on layered silhouettes and vintage-inspired styling.
A woman's view of a failed romance reveals she was used for money and power. She recalls his supposed love as hollow and concludes the relationship never held real affection. The passage exposes manipulation and disillusionment in a privileged dynamic.
Principal actors drive a melodrama on Barton Manor with George Laxton “the Black Sheep” courting Norah Ackroyd amid debt to creditor Ryan Hewett. Laurie Fenton flirts with breakups and jealousy as Ackroyd presses for marriage to save the manor. Norah grows torn and learns of Laurie's apparent change of heart before a tea invitation reveals new complications.
The fragment indicates ongoing serialization with daily and Sunday chapters to continue in the Post until completion.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print the remarkable prize story England to America by Margaret Prescott Montague author of Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge.
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