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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
30
Financial editors report no market disruption after yesterday’s explosion in front of J. P. Morgan & Co. Governors suspend trading, uncertainty on reopening lingers. News notes tech, rail and bond activity, with rail freight costs and Liberty bond distribution highlighted.
A collection of rare authentic Mayflower furniture is exhibited, including the Winslow chest with an inscription tracing its voyage and ownership from 1620 to 1820, a hooded cradle from Edward Fuller, loaned through Chauncy C. Nash, and John Winthrop's 1630 silver standing communion cup to the First Church.
A brunette with a colorful complexion and dark eyes finds a becoming Havana brown costume rich with tobacco leaf bronze tones. The jaunty dress features simple embroidery with a plain outline stitch and polka dot fill, crimson collar, and an inviting outdoor style.
The funeral of Colonel Harry Cutler, chairman of the Jewish Welfare Board in World War I and a delegate to the peace conference, who died in London on August 28, was held in Providence today.
Jimmy declares Cynthia Farrow dead in the tense moment of the second honeymoon scene. His shocked horror as he and his wife confront the room hints at a rising mystery and a fatal turn of events.
Christine confronts Jimmy Challoner after discovering his affair with Cynthia Farrow. Cynthia dies in a later car crash, leaving Jimmy stunned and recalling a past filled with guilt. Christine, transformed by events, rejects him as the shock lingers.
A prominent wedding is set in Duxbury tomorrow afternoon as Miss Rebekah Robinson of Brookline becomes the bride of Malcolm V. MacDonald. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Channing Robinson of Brookline and Duxbury, highlighting a major society event for the season.
The note states the Daily and Sunday Post will continue the story daily until completion, indicating a multi-day serialized publication plan. The message implies ongoing installments and scheduled future coverage.
Humor piece by H. C. Witwer brings Ed Harmon to center stage in a spoof titled A Fool There Wasn't as featured in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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