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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
15
Deay asks for advice after a two year romance with a young lady three years his junior. Engagement lasted two months. he was away four weeks on business. Return led to her returning his ring and asking him not to call again. He seeks guidance on whether to pursue contact and explains she owes an explanation.
An advertisement from Alex Stocks of Burlington Service promotes a two week “6 in one” tour combining Colorado and Yellowstone Park. It promises comfort, educational value, and a free pamphlet detailing routes, charges, and options for the trip. Contact details include New England Pass, 264 Washington St Boston, Main 4887.
Francois Pierre Roujon longtime permanent secretary of the French Academy of Fine Arts has died in Paris. He was born September 1, 1833 and passed away on June 1.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle section invites women to share home, marriage, and parenting concerns. Readers discuss familial duties, money, fidelity, engagement, and the role of men and brothers, offering opinions on marriage expectations and domestic life.
A fragment poem recalls comfort from a kind hand and warm embrace against dark clouds. It muses on love surrounding a child and the fear of sleeping alone in a cold dream and being unmothered. The verse ends with a stark question about loneliness in the dark.
Rockville Conn June L Frank Boucher 22 died at his home after being struck on the forehead by a pitched ball during a game yesterday He continued playing despite no initial symptoms but hours later suffered head pain and died from an internal skull fracture as diagnosed by physicians
Hartford June 1 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will open the Progressive campaign in Connecticut with an address at a state conference in Hartford. The announcement came from Progressive headquarters in the city.
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