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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
7
Funeral services are planned this afternoon at 8:90 o'clock for Charles Edward Whitredge Civil War veteran who traveled the country many times. He died at Ring Sanatorium in Arlington Heights.
Charles Dana Gibson, famed penn and ink artist, becomes a contributor to the Boston Sunday Post. His original cartoons will be printed weekly in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
A fragment reads like a confession of love and broken engagement. A speaker admits loving a woman once promised, insists it is over, and claims future fidelity to another, while the mood hints at unresolved heartbreak within a melodramatic scene.
Jimmy Challoner, a poor Londonman, loves Cynthia Farrow but is spurned when she marries Mortlake. Cynthia's engagement ends after a revealing letter. Christine Wyatt, Jimmy’s intended wife, learns she was left in the lurch as Jimmy wrestles with guilt and desire. Sangster counsels as Christine mourns her mother and Jimmy’s infatuation with Cynthia lingers.
Boston gave Mrs Eamon De Valera a thrilling day in her honor and for her husband as crowds cheered and a civic demonstration unfolded. The event reflected a warm, celebratory welcome from the city.
At Boston gatherings Sinnad De Valera, wife of Eamon De Valera, stood in the background yet moved the crowd with her steadfast support and restrained emotion. Her eyes spoke volumes as she watched the sea of cheering supporters and her husband’s rising prominence in Ireland’s struggle for freedom.
"you, only I know you won't say a word" he declares and explains he fled here after enduring torment. He says he stood it as long as possible and fears going mad. He laments Mrs Wyatt's death and notes she has nobody but him.
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A subdued mood marked the late afternoon parade as Mrs De Valera, dressed in a velvet game costume and midnight blue satin cape, prepared for an entertainment day. Her delegation plans short city trips and possible stops at the Public Library and several churches before departure.
Miss Louisa Pletcher, 17, the Indianapolis heiress who vanished from the Fletcher summer home on Grapevine road Gloucester was kept indoors under guard by her governess Miss Fritz and relatives. Her mother Mrs Stoughton A Fletcher arrived and will take the girl to Indianapolis tomorrow. Photographers feared. meals brought to her at the inn.
Gabriele D Annunzio informs the Italian government that he will release the American steamer Cogne only if a 200000000 lire loan is granted to Fiume. The Cogne bound for Buenos Ayres was seized by D Annunzios officers at Catania and taken to Fiume. cargo valued at 40000000 lire, including Swiss and Italian shipments for Buenos Ayres.
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