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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

21

Aliens depart England as family faces looming separation

In a late September scene aboard the St Luke a family bids farewell from the wharf as Uncle Arthur feels oddly lighthearted about the departure of alien relatives. The two sisters-turned-nephews cling to each other, torn by love for England and the ache of leaving their mother behind.

Uncle Arthur Aunt Alice Arthur St. Luke England Alice Anna-Rose Anna-Felicitas Alma-Rose Anna- Felicitas Anna-Felicctas

Canopic to Reach Boston From Genoa and Naples

White Star Line steamship Canopic now bound for Boston from Genoa and Naples expected Oct 11. On board are 59 saloon 296 second cabin and 514 steerage passengers with hundreds more to embark at the Azores. She will call at Almeria to load thousands of barrels of grapes for local merchants. The list includes many Italians who once lived here and returned to serve in the war.

White Star Line Boston Genoa Naples Azores Islands Almeria Spain

Municipal Voter List Closing Oct 6 for State Elections

The urban election department notes the last day to list voters for state elections is October 6. People not listed by that date cannot be registered during the October 6 to 15 registration window.

Municipal Election Department of Voters

Woman's Letter Debates Marriage and Teaching Careers

Long reader correspondence from the Boston Post Exchange about women delaying marriage for war service and teaching. Letters weigh personal sacrifice versus happiness and duty, with parables about a teacher mother and daughters illustrating choices between career and family.

A Lesson in Salesmanship and a Farm Store Scheme

Betty and her soldier friends turn Betty’s roadside truck into a bustling three‑section store selling peaches apples corn and vegetables after brother Bob helps fix the spot. Nick Parson s cheeky pledge to buy a wedding dress sparks a quick, reluctant but affectionate protest from Betty who chooses work over marriage.

Betty Bob Bobby Nick Mrs. Dudley France Dan Nick Parsons

The Wedding Guest Returns Home in Grief and Insight

The mariner departs the wedding scene in shock and sorrow. He wakes the next morning a sadder and wiser man, having seen the sea and learned to bear loss. He reflects on companionship, faith, and the cost of experience.

Fragmentary plea leads to wedding gown purchase

The excerpt shows a tense moment where a man pleads with Betty to marry, noting family opposition and a plan to use the money for a wedding dress, influenced by mood and scene.

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