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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
11
A suave burglar breaks into a library safe and is confronted by a young woman whose gaze and fate intertwine with his. The scene ends as officers arrive while the heroine contemplates the burglar's charm and danger.
The Observant Citizen describes Dr. William S. Thayer of Johns Hopkins taking a Cambridge chair, local longevity appearances, travel tales, church events, Sister Margaret’s Boston arrival, Cape cranberry outlook, a Portsmouth fire, and curious garden curios including a six pound radish with antlers and a giant corn ear, plus civic notes from Boston to Malden and a reader letter about a doctor farmer mix.
Mrs. Bess C. Di Nunzio wed Gardner Kendall Heath of Augusta at the Hinckley residence 7 Wabeno Street Roxbury. Heath, Bowdoin and Harvard Law School graduate, is the late Herbert M. Heath’s son. The couple honeymoon in the Berkshires before settling in Augusta.
Samuel J. Hume, UC dramatic student and graduate, sails to Boston to marry Miss Maud Crawford Dick of Edinburgh. Dick travels from Liverpool to Boston to meet him, in a tale that began with a Seine River rescue two years ago.
A young man asks how to handle ending an engagement with a woman who loves him, whether to return engagement gifts, and how to proceed to do right by both. The column advises not to marry if lacking love and notes the duty to consider the other’s feelings and actions. A separate notice reports a legal bid to allocate a reward fund for solving the George A. Dent disappearance case in Lowell.
A speaker notes that changing one’s mind about her hinges on youth and perceived irresponsibility as the sole saving grace. The remark underscores a judgment about maturity and accountability in a personal dynamic.
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