Great Fish Cakes Hurry to the Table
Sizzling hot cod fish cakes promise quick tasty bites for hungry palates. The ad extols golden brown cakes served in a hurry with no soaking boiling or mixing required.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
9
Sizzling hot cod fish cakes promise quick tasty bites for hungry palates. The ad extols golden brown cakes served in a hurry with no soaking boiling or mixing required.
A father notes his family eats Gorton's Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes three to five times weekly. He suggests the habit helps the family budget and asks if others see the same savings.
Rutland court in Rutland County hears the murder case of Peter Lange accused of killing Owen Hayes on October 1 1920 at Fair Haven. Madeline Lange remains poised to testify as witnesses including Dr Bingham Stone and Dr C F Whit ney present that Hayes was alive when submerged in the Castleton River. The State claims Lange knocked Hayes unconscious robbed him and disposed of the body while Lange’s daughter awaits her turn in a crowded hot courtroom. The jurors are seated and Lange is escorted to Fair Haven as Attorney General Archibald outlines the prosecution case.
Defense requests witnesses barred from the courtroom during the trial and Attorney General allows excluding photographers doctors and court officials. Spectators empty seats as witnesses to come are restricted. Medical experts testify no alcohol found on Hayes and describe lung water and dilated heart from possible drowning with no visible injuries.
The article highlights the 600th anniversary of Dante's death as a world wide observance. John H. Finley, head of the Dante national committee, notes Dante's epic poem belongs to all people, not just Italy, and urges broad participation in the commemoration.
The article outlines Dante centenary activities including restorations in Ravenna and Florence with a wreath sent by American university students to Dante's tomb, lectures, and a new edition of Dante in America. It notes involvement by Charles Evans Hughes and Harvard Professor Grandgent among national committee members, with Harvard events on October 17 and Washington events October 4, and Sept. 14 as the anniversary date.
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