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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
19
The Observant to Citizen notes variable weather with rain and sun. A survey finds only half of Hall of Flags visitors remove hats as signs request. Charlestown war Yard reports 1300 enlisted men vaccinated with typhoid serum.
A humorous verse notes prunes praised for health and flavor by growers grocers and readers but feared by the crowd. It quips on medicine, folk belief, and prejudice sparked by a “case of Dr Fell” while praising the fruit’s plump sweetness and rumored healing gifts.
A column blends social updates from Charlestown to Roxbury with light anecdotes. Notes cover Navy vaccination ages, a Guantanamo veteran, Somerville tax enforcement, bankers' travels, railroad leadership shifts, artists' views, and a playful stitched tale of Myrtle and Roy reflecting late 19th century social life in Boston.
A local gas association linked to a church plans a professional vaudeville as it expands toward the Maritime Provinces under its own leadership. A citizen reports a couple seen near Pie Alley with notes about the Bell In Hand Cafe and a visitor’s exit after three drinks. Patrolman James J. Maxey, longtime Lagrange street officer, joined the State police for the Taunton district and earned a meritorious service roll honor for a 1909 Roxbury armed burglar capture.
A collection of old kitchen notes with recipes from M. J. Millard Mary E. Booth and Mrs. W. F. Paul. It includes Graham batter with dates baked slow, a mustard and egg yolk custard thickened over hot water, and a pineapple steam cake served with pineapple syrup and whipped cream.
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