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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1922

Page

7

The Unwelcome Wife drama unfolds in Hazel Batchelor tale

A New York socialite Anthony Harriman secretly weds Charlotte Graves a country girl. Charlotte faces scorn from Anthony’s mother Evelyn and Edith Comstock as she returns home to Westonbury after a strained marriage. She recalls promises and weighs her path through rumor, separation, and a difficult future with their unborn child.

Anthony Harriman New York Berkshire Hills Charlotte Graves Abner Graves Charlotte Abner Anthony Evelyn Harriman Edith Comstock

Charlotte Returns Home to Hidden Truth and Heartache

Charlotte Graves returns to her parents after eloping with Tony and reveals a painful secret. Her mother hopes for Tony's happiness while her father questions social expectations as Charlotte fears exposure and waits for news from the absent husband. The family confronts love, duty, and the consequences of a fragile liaison.

Westonbury Charlotte Tony Jimi Winslow Charlotte Graves Mrs. Graves

To be continued tomorrow and each day thereafter

Daily and Sunday Post promises continuation of a multi part feature and ongoing coverage. The note indicates the series will resume daily until completion.

Children’s week opens in churches with home focus

The International Sunday School Association leads a nationwide children’s week with ceremonies in many churches and a union service planned at the Majestic Theatre next Sunday. Closing Sunday school year exercises awarded certificates to advancing pupils.

International Sunday School Association Majestic Theatre St. Paul’s Cathedral Trinity Church Trinity Church, the Second Church Congregational Newton Church of the Holy Spirit Mattapan

Startling New Series Us by Booth Tarkington Opens Boston Post Magazine

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine unveils a new original series titled Us by Booth Tarkington, promising remarkable stories from leading American authors in the coming issue. The feature highlights Tarkington as a notable contributor and previews the magazine’s planned literary lineup.

Booth Tarkington Boston Sunday Post

Oser denies dowry in McCormick marriage case

Max Oser, in Zurich, says he never asked for a Swiss dowry from Harold McCormick for marrying Mathilde McCormick. He asserts he has enough money from selling his fashion riding school and horses to support a simple life. He denies prior proposals to other wealthy Americans and remains determined to marry Mathilde if she accepts.

Zurich Switzerland Associated Press Max Oser Harold F. McCormick Mathilde Oser Miss McCormick

Help to Buy Boat for Yukon Bishop

Children of St. Pauls Cathedral School contributed coins yesterday to purchase a new boat for Bishop Rowe of Alaska. The bishop travels the Yukon ministering to miners hunters and lumberjacks of the north.

St. Paul’s Cathedral School Bishop Rowe Alaska Yukon

Boston Sunday Post Magazine Preview Highlights Authors

A fragment notes a feature on leading American authors planned for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The snippet hints at upcoming profiles and literary discussions to appear in the magazine.

Mail Carriers Convene in Swampscott for State Convention

Mail carriers from across Massachusetts attend the 80th annual convention of the Massachusetts State Letter Carriers Association at Ocean House Swampscott. Officers including William E. Carney Boston as president Dennis A. Shea New Bedford as vice president Edward W. Hynes Fitchburg as treasurer and Robert M. O Halloran Marlboro as secretary were re elected.

Massachusetts State Letter Carriers’ Association Ocean House Swampscott National Association of Letter Carriers William E. Carney Boston Dennis A. Shea New Bedford Edward W. Hynes Fitchburg Robert M. O'Halloran Marlboro Harland A. McPherres Lynn Calvin E. Page Southbridge Edward J. Cantwell The Postmen’s Organization Henry Dennison John F. O'Donnell McPherres

Waltham man found dead from gunshot

The body of Carl Frederickson a 45 year old resident of 10 Tomlinson street Wal tham was found in his kitchen by his wife yesterday morning. A single barrel shotgun with an exploded shell lay beside the body. Police and Medical Examiner George L. West deem suicide likely though accidental discharge remains possible.

Carl Frederickson Tomlinson Street Waltham George L. West

Honor for Colonel Geary and His Wife

On his 4th wedding anniversary Colonel John T. Geary received a parade and a silver service set from the Coast Defence forces at Fort Strong. The Gearys hosted an informal reception for visitors including John J. Ryan Thomas Cuddy and District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien.

John T. Geary Fort Strong Coast Defence Coast Defense John J. Ryan Long Island Hospital Thomas Cuddy Thomas C. O’brien

Panama Canal sees record May traffic surpassing yearly average

Balboa Panama Canal officials report 249 ships passed the locks in May, the highest in six months and 6 percent above last year's average. Total cargo reached 1,156,000 tons with tolls totaling 1,015,000 dollars.

Panama Canal Balboa C. Z United News

Lattons Bet on Stork Do Twin Daughters Arrive

In Cloverdale California on June 4 Dr J W Swisher answered a call at Ray Lattons home. Latton bet he would pay double if a daughter arrived and would waive the fee if a boy. Twin girls were born to Mrs Latton a few hours later prompting Latton to wonder about the bill.

Cloverdale Calif J. W. Swisher Ray Latton Latton

Hippo Coming This Saturday in Boston Theatres

The notice advertises a Saturday showing of a film titled Hippo in Greater Boston venues. It playfully mentions giving babies extra pennies for the Baby Hippo, suggesting a light local promotion or joke within the ad.

Hippo Moving Picture Theatres Greater Boston

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