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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1921
Page
4
A reflective passage contrasts two sacrifices one involving life and another the enduring act of giving up love. The narrator muses that loving restraint can be a longer tragedy than a selfless death, echoing in a line about a daughter and a son.
Ann Whitson a dark beautiful 28 tells of life with Grace Cameron and Kenneith Malley. Jimmy Callamaan Jerry Hathaway Mamie Riley and Mr Halsey intersect as Ann leaves school for city work and awaits her father’s return from Africa.
The scene reveals complex ties as Ann confesses love for Ken while Mr. Halsey recalls past sacrifices for Ann's parents. He admits deep affection for Ann and hints at a shared history with her mother and Rob's father, revealing intertwined loyalties, marriage refusals, and looming family tensions. Grace and Mrs Cameron threaten Ken's inheritance and future home.
A brief notice stating that a multi day continuation will appear in the Daily and Sunday Post each day until the work is completed. The instruction emphasizes ongoing publication across daily issues. The exact events, dates, or names are not provided in the fragment.
Catholics worldwide will unite in prayers for the return of Christians to the Catholic faith beginning Tuesday Jan 18 the feast of St Peter's Chair at Rome and continuing to Jan 2 the feast of the conversion of St Paul. The Pope's brief says recalling Christians drawn from the Catholic religion is a concern of the papacy across ages.
A retrospective on Boston Common’s riot days and temperance rise led by Dr. John Collins Warren. He opposed liquor sales, helped found the Boston Natural History Society, and shaped preservation of local history including The Old Elm and Lexington–Bunker Hill narratives.
The school will offer a course on health education for children from kindergarten through high school taught by J Mace Andress. Additional courses cover elementary administration arithmetic education summer camps social studies and university extension lectures. James E Bancroft will discuss problems of the small investor in finance.
Norton company directors in Greendale announce a ten percent pay cut for all salaried officials and employees, effective January 29. The move affects workers at the Worcester based wheel maker, with the notice issued January 14.
Mrs. Edward Riggs, a 46 year missionary in Turkey, urged aid for relief work and suggested Christianizing the Turks to settle the Near East question. She spoke at a New England Woman's Club gathering of the Daughters of Maine, with Mrs. Oscar G. Lane presiding and Mrs. Charles G. Brett hosting.
About 60 students from the Boston University College of Liberal Arts plan a skating party at the Arena from 9 30 to 12 00 as a brain boost for finals. Miss Adelaide Shepard of North Easton leads the event with a lunch to follow in the college building.
Members of the South End Civic Associates presented a silver mounted nursery set to the baby girl born at Mr. Bedigan’s home. Eight pounds at birth, mother and child reported doing fine. The speech was by William C. Wall.
Lucien Quinnie a 19 year old French teacher is ordered deported by the immigration station special inquiry board. The decision cites risk of becoming a public charge if allowed to stay after his larceny conviction.
In Marion Ohio on January 14 Mrs. Warren G. Harding the wife of the President elect was enrolled as a member of the Captain William Hendricks Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution confirming a civic honor among local civic groups.
Bridget Healy mother of William C. S. Healy secretary to Mayor Peters, died yesterday at her daughter’s home 193 Webster Street East Boston. Born in Ireland she was 85 and had lived in East Boston since age five. She was the oldest living parishioner of Assumption Church.
The Palmer carpet mill of the M. J. Whittall Associates in Worcester posted notices stating a 2 percent wage reduction will begin January 17. The cut will affect weavers fixers and machinists.
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