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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

7

Parker Seeks Another Wooden Fireboat for Boston

Fire Commissioner Parker told a Post reporter that Boston needs a wooden fireboat able to handle the citys draws and the Mystic docks. He favors a fleet plan with Engine 44 as district chief boat and two smaller wooden hulls with iron superstructures to patrol the waterfront at North End and Charlestown.

Parker Boston Post South Cove Mystic Docks Mullen New York Boston Insurance Department Jesson Engine 31 North End Park Charles River Fort Point Charlestown Chelsea Creek Mystic Northern Avenue Bridge East Boston

Best Recipes From New England Housewives and Household Suggestions

A Sunday Post feature presents a collection of era recipes and tips. The item lists specific cooking steps for fish, doughnuts, breakfast dishes, and confections, with contributor names and addresses in East Boston Roxbury Uxbridge Philadelphia New Bedford and Salem.

New England Housewives The Sunday Post

Fathers of big families issue challenge in Rockland

James Kane of Rockland Massachusetts boasts ten living children and calls out fathers with at least eleven offspring for athletic contests. Replies arrive from Salem Attleboro and beyond but none meet his strict living-child criteria. Kane may stage an exhibition at the Church of the Holy Family picnic on August 27.

Sunday Post James Kane Rockland Mass Kane John Geary Salem Mr. Kane Geary The Post Attleboro Church of the Holy Family Fagan Ryan

Among the Churches of Greater Boston

Church notices from Boston describe Bishop Lawrence's London conference activity and Roepmann residence use. Other clergy updates include Rev. Spearing at the Knights of Pythias in Shreveport, Peloubet’s vacation plans, and lay led revival at Northfield.

William Lawrence Episcopal Church Massachusetts England Lambeth Lawrence Jagger Europe Doaney J. Pierpont Morgan Roehampton London Joseph H. Spearing St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Shreveport Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Louisiana F. N. Peloubet D. D Auburndale Waterville N. H W. R. Moody Northfield Newell C. Maynard Eliot Church Newton Maine Walter Calley Bowdoin Square Tabernacle Church W. B. C. Merry Baptist Mission Society Bethany Baptist Church Dorchester Abner F. Newcomb Mr. Newcomb Halifax

Blue Envelope Sparks Riches Then Ruin in a City Tale

A woman named Allida Treshem awakens penniless after a windfall from a blue envelope. The newsroom screams headlines as she loses wealth. she returns to work and rekindles a personal conflict with Ted Jossleyn amid lingering social pressures.

Allida Treshem Macey Sons Company Pandora Allida Macey Allicia Allica Ted Jossleyn

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