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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1912
Page
13
A reflective verse piece contemplates autumn leaves and human mortality. The narrator, echoing Walt Mason, laments fading memories after death and the indifference of others, noting creditors and the sunken world as signs of life’s fragility.
John Proctor returns to seek his long lost son at an Arlington orphan asylum. He meets Mary Phillips, the woman who will adopt the boy, and reveals a lifelong love rekindled. The pair face the boy’s initial hostility but endure to plan a future together, with the son’s forgiveness and the prospect of a family reunion.
A Cobleskill woman details how Anti-Jag freed her from an abusive husband who drank heavily. She reports improved nerves and appetite, crediting the remedy. The ad invites samples and a money back guarantee from Renova Co. in New York.
Street Commissioner Salem D. Charles from Princeton was bitten by a fox and struck on the shin with a shovel by his hired man during a fox chase. Charles limped to a doctor with a bandaged wrist after the animal was killed and the crowd dispersed.
The keynote claim emphasizes the store’s focus on lowest prices and dependable merchandise. Shoppers are urged to visit regularly and not overlook this Economy Store on any shopping trip.
The Boston chapter will hold an introduction dance at the club hall on 42 St Botolph Street next Friday evening with Lynn chapter to follow. Membership is limited to 100 couples per club and invites are extended to members and friends.
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