Cupid Named as Beautiful Little Boy with Bow and Arrow
The Cupid is described as a beautiful little boy with a bow and arrow who is a good shot.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
9
The Cupid is described as a beautiful little boy with a bow and arrow who is a good shot.
A poem about a couple who seek solace through prayer and sorrow then laughter as a coping response to trouble. The piece contrasts tearful devotion with lightened mood, suggesting shared endurance through hardship.
In a tense turn the Carringtons and Katie face a threat to future happiness but prevail with unity. Meanwhile the elderly Cavanaugh appears relieved and hopeful as events resolve.
Charles Warren Fairbanks former Vice President and Indiana Senator died at his Indianapolis home at 8 55 pm from interstitial nephritis a chronic ailment. Survived by family except Major Richard Fairbanks in France he was near death with relatives by his bedside.
Charles Warren Fairbanks served as Vice-President under Theodore Roosevelt and remained a strong Republican figure in Indiana. A longtime senator and McKinley adviser, he influenced gold standard policy, faced nomination fights, and endured notable public incidents including the 1907 Fairbanks cocktail episode and Rome audience moment.
War Department casualty list shows heavy losses among New England troops from the 102d Infantry and supporting batteries at Cantigny on May 29. Connecticut men Nelson A. Pluff Joseph A. Pratt Jeremiah Denehy Howard Milton and others are named among killed wounded or prisoners with several from Hartford New Haven Bristol and Bristol area.
Casualty list names New England servicemen believed killed in action, died of accidents, or listed as prisoners. Includes ranks and hometowns such as Pt Edward Anderson Deep River Ct and Lt. Joseph R. Sandford Skowhegan Me, with units from 102d Infantry and related corps.
The army casualty list for today reports 40 names: 3 killed in action, 2 died of wounds, 19 died of other causes, 6 died of disease, 2 wounded severely, 1 wounded slightly, and 1 prisoner. Officers named include Lt Richard Blodgett of West Newton Mass killed by accident, Lt Robert V. Harris of Winsted Conn severely wounded, Lt Leo T. Kewer of Waverley Mass slightly wounded, and Lt Benjamin P. Burpee of Manchester N H prisoner.
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