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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
4
An uneven emotional tale unfolds as Christine, torn between her husband Jimmy and a new suitor Alfred Kettering, navigates rumor, jealousy, and a looming separation. Christine recalls Jimmy’s past, while Kettering tries to win her heart, with Gladys watching closely.
Christine and Kettering linger over a late tea in a village inn. She feels growing anxiety about returning home as the evening fades. He notices her sleepiness and calls her name, then they drive off into the dimmed road, a continuation promised.
A brief listing highlighting leading Boston newspaper dealers and business men who have contributed to the local press scene. The piece notes their initiative in promoting reading, improving distribution, and supporting community news efforts through morning editions.
Harry B Wentworth a leading dealer at Ball Square Somerville runs a busy nectar business serving a wide Somerville district. He manages delivery routes across the city and runs a periodic store in the square with several assistants helping in operations.
GFIELD Sept 24 Jewelry thieves, active in Springfield for over a year, broke into the Hotel Kimball late last night and escaped with about 5000 dollars worth of gems. The Raid targeted the Wanamaker suite of William H Wanamaker of Philadelphia and his daughter Otte Isabella Wanamaker, prominent in Eastern States exhibition circles. Skeleton keys were used while the occupants attended a horse show.
Registrar John Waters reports total registration at the College of Business Administration reaches 2655 with 1126 students in the day division and 1428 in the evening division. enrollment is still in progress.
A contrived melodrama featuring Inez Plummer from Syracuse New York, described as a vivacious heroine in The Broken Wing at Park Square Theatre. The plot centers on seductive women and duped men, with a killer among their number and a clue in the deceased.
A Chicago reader argues that a woman’s cunning aided the Wall Street blast, citing timing, alibis, and wartime bombmaking knowledge. She asserts police focus on clues are misdirected and highlights women’s historical roles as spies and poisoners, suggesting a female perpetrator and motive amid the ruin.
The Stuart street widening and extension project faces slim chances of starting this year after a City Hall meeting between Mayor Peters and project representatives. Park Square Real Estate Trust said it cannot proceed at the city’s earlier price, noting non-trust holders won’t grant options and property values have risen since the options offered.
Arthur J. Maguire of 3 Maple street Norwood was shot in the leg by a City Point officer Thursday night. A revolver bullet was removed from his left knee during surgery at City Hospital. He rested comfortably last night. The shooting followed a rough fight outside the police station in which Maguire’s cousin Fred C. Maguire of Roxbury, 25, was involved.
Major Robert C F Goetz of the Harvard field artillery unit has been notified by the War Department that his promotion from captain to major is restored. He had been demoted to captain when many officers were reduced at the war's end.
An Ohio mother Mrs Irving Gould of Chesterland praises Dr True’s Elixir in a letter, claiming it helped her sick child and offering to answer other mothers. The ad touts Dr True’s Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller sold by dealers in three sizes, noting worm symptoms and urging use for suffering children.
John Latulippé, former janitor of the Walker apartment house, was sentenced in Burlington to one to three years in Windsor State Prison after being found guilty of stealing $800 worth of goods from Mr. and Mrs. Earle T. Tracey. The case was built on evidence including a letter suggesting his plan to elope with a woman from out of town, leaving his wife and three children.
Chronic stomach trouble sufferers find food becomes a poison and blood toxins cause headaches heart palpitations and weakness. Mrs Anna L Stevens of Manchester New Hampshire reports relief after two weeks on Dr Williams Pink Pills with improved appetite and regained strength. Free booklet on eating habits offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Pills sold by druggists or by mail for 60 cents per box.
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