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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
9
A New Haven man writes seeking guidance on choosing between a local schoolteacher and a distant Battle Creek correspondent. The adviser warns that unseen choices carry risk, favoring the New Haven connection for practicality and known qualities.
The writer argues that true love built over years should lead to engagement and marriage promptly. They caution against infatuation, urge careful judgment, and suggest a same day engagement and wedding if genuine love is evident, warning that short engagements often end in regret.
The article highlights Miss Mary inspired styles using light pique and Galatea cloth for children and gowns. It notes lace trimming on armholes, Dutch neck lingerie waists, Irish linen bags, hemstitched correspondence paper, Parisian shantung and tussores, old blue color blends with black, pongee hats, and silk lisle summer gloves in black white and colors.
An original preparation in X Zalia liquid claims rapid relief for skin rashes and sunburns. It soothes inflamed flesh and bites or plant reactions, promising immediate action and remarkable healing, urging readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist.
Robert Bruce pursues Marion Morris aboard the Malopic as she sails to Europe amid a cryptic separation. He bombards her with gestures and notes, finally winning her forgiveness when she awakens to his late night devotion and a returned engagement ring.
The Countess Rene de Coetlogon formerly Miss Georgia Blake of Boston and Miss Josephine Smith of New York escaped a deadly plunge when their car struck a telegraph post near Interlaken and toppled into a lake. Rescued after being shaken, the Countess, a longtime Paris resident, and Miss Smith survived with minor injuries.
Thirty-one indictments returned by the Iberville parish grand jury accuse Rev. John J. Holtgrove of Plaquemine Catholic Church. Twenty eight counts allege crimes and three allege criminal libel.
Mrs Catharine Rice formerly of the North End and longtime Revere resident died yesterday at her son Bernard Rice's home in Revere. She was widow of Archibald Rice and mother of Rev James J. Rice of Oldtown Maine and Sister Madelaine of Notre Dame College Lowell. Burial Friday with high requiem mass at Immaculate Conception Church.
A collection of old time kitchen notes including a chicken soup variant with cream and yolk powder instructions, several egg sandwich ideas with add ins like chutney or Parmesan, a shrimp and lettuce salad method with beets garnish, and a cherry pudding recipe with step by step mixing and baking directions.
An advertisement touts Alpha Salad Cream as a never spoiling dressing with a freshly made taste. It promises exceptional purity and zest for salads, cold meats, and baked beans, claiming it outperforms homemade dressings and other relishes.
Alpha Salad Cream markets a no oil dressing base from a famed New England chef. Add your preferred oil to create an olive oil style dressing. Mail a stamp to Alpha Salad Cream Company Boston to receive the Martha Taft Wentworth Recipe Book with 30 summer dish ideas. picnic size 10 cents.
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