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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
9
Walt Mason laments hunters arriving on the African shore armed for slaughter. He imagines lions, rhinos, hippos, and tigers facing end as poachers threaten wildlife and fear of taxidermy and scientific study replaces the jungle’s peace. Published 1909 George Matthew Adams.
A farmer's son and a wealthy farmer's daughter fall in love in youth. She rejects him, pride wounds, years pass. When they meet again at a society event, they recall a long forgotten poem he wrote. Financial ruin rearranges their lives, but love endures as she reveals the keepsake.
Milford Universalist Church extends a call to Rev. Harry Fay Fister of Arlington. Rev. H L Winston returns to Tremont Street Methodist Church tonight after his mother’s illness in Charleston W Va. Rev. Dillon Bronson and wife sail for Vera Cruz for Methodist church affairs, remaining in Mexico until June. Dudley Street Baptist Church parish house construction expected to begin soon. Evangelical Alliance to host John H Conyers of Philadelphia on May 10 with talks at Park Street Church and a business banquet. Everett R Naftzger begins assistant pastorate at Centre Street Methodist Church Malden today.
A sixteen page letter from a reader asks how to handle a summer flirtation that evolved into a one sided affection. The young man explains he remained friendly then cooled, while the woman believed themselves more than friends. He asks for guidance on replying and ending the situation clearly without causing hurt.
A recipe to soak lady fingers with maple syrup and gelatin in cold water then hot syrup, fold in whipped cream with vanilla, add nuts or fruit, and chill in a mould lined with cake slices. Emily A. Wiesner of Waltham provides the notice.
American humoulst tourist Fred Niblo returns to the Park Theatre next Friday for the second of his travel talks. He will present Bayot From Cairo to Khartoum detailing a pictorial journey through Africa. Demand for seats is rising after a successful premiere of Africa at the same venue.
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