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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
9
Ann Whitson, a dark 28 year old woman, chronicles her life in a city setting. Grace Cameron, a blonde, enters her world alongside Kenneth Halsey, a mischievous youth who reshapes Ann's story through intimate exchanges and evolving loyalties.
A narrator recalls a snowy journey with Mr Halsey discussing happiness as selflessness. The talk blends memory and longing as the ride ends with hints of future companionship and a suggested new life together. The mood shifts from intimate reflection to an invitation for tomorrow.
The note indicates ongoing continuation in the Daily and Sunday Post until completion. It signals a multi day serial or installment plan continuing daily. The message references both the Daily and Sunday Post publications and implies a structured ongoing sequence.
A marble poodle marks the entrance to Pine Ridge Cemetery in Dedham the only burial ground for dogs and cats near Boston. The 400 tiny graves carry inscriptions including Master Billy Arliss Bee and Our Little Blind Fairy. Dewey the cat is commemorated for comforting the ill with a humane epitaph.
George S. Smith, 64, of 74 Kenwood avenue Newton Centre, was killed on a freight elevator at R H Stearns Co store 140 Tremont street where he worked as a stockkeeper. Elevator operator F C Williams of Dorchester said Smith opened shaft doors on the 10th floor and stepped onto the car as it descended striking his head. Williams stopped the car but could not save him. The accident occurred in a restricted area where employees only. Smith is survived by a widow. Medical Examiner McGrath ruled death accidental.
Laurette Taylor's star power brings Peg O My Heart to Arlington Theatre with Frances Anderson in the title role and William Shelly Sullivan as Jerry. The new stock company features Florence Burroughs and Willard Dashiell with strong stage direction by Dashiell. Way Down East is scheduled next.
James E. Griffin confessed to poisoning a cake to kill his wife and child. After psychiatric examination, he was committed to the State Hospital at Bridgewater for further evaluation.
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