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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
14
A young girl recalls a haunted attic visit to comfort a gravely ill grandfather. She finds his portfolio among memories of Marjorie and Mistress Anna, uncovers a yellow wistaria gown, and witnesses the aging man rally after a long illness.
A satirical poem lampoons J Ham Lewis with his whiskers as the notable feature. The speaker mocks public gaze and the Senate’s focus on his beard rather than arguments. We glimpse parody of political ambition and media attention in 1918.
Stickney and Poor's ground spices retain strong flavor due to quality and cutting methods that preserve oil cells. The list of products includes mustard pepper cinnamon cloves ginger mace pimento sage savoy marjoram celery salt curry powder paprika tapioca nutmeg cassia allspice mixed spice pastry spice turmeric thyme soda cream of tartar rice flour potato flour sausage seasoning poultry seasoning and flavoring extracts. Write for the book of receipts.
In Binghamton New York Mrs. Jacob Burrhite is dead and Otto Kinney is critically ill after eating trailing arbutus flowers. Earlier Mrs. Burrhite and her daughter found and ate some blooms. symptoms of poisoning appeared before they reached home.
Charles Page of Boston protests a prevailing germ theory narrative, arguing microbes are not the direct illness cause and praising cleanliness over sensational fear. He cites historical fear shifts from hell to germs and urges a focus on sanitation rather than pest eradicating rhetoric.
President Wilson sent several nominations to the Senate including Jerry B. Sullivan for general appraisers in Iowa, William W. Roper as customs appraiser in Philadelphia, Robert W. Woolley as Interior Auditor, Henry J. Breckenridge as Assistant Secretary of War, William J. Harris for Director of the Census, Lucius Q. C. Lamar as Recorder of the General Land Office, and Samuel Houston Thompson Jr. as Assistant Attorney General before the Court of Claims.
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