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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

7

Temperance Union kicks off Massachusetts prohibition crusade

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union launches its statewide drive for general prohibition in Massachusetts aiming for the state to become the tenth to adopt the measure. Workers travel the state giving lectures at town meetings and open-air revivals with speakers John B. Lewis and Professor John A. Nicholls. Nine states have already adopted prohibition, with Missouri likely to be the tenth if Massachusetts acts promptly. Mrs. Janette Hill Knox notes strong Southern gains for temperance and hopes Massachusetts will advance this fall.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union Massachusetts Lect John B. Lewis John A. Nicholls North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Georgia Alabama Kansas North Dakota Maine Missouri Janette Hill Knox

New England Recipes From Bee Sunday Post Readers

A collage of home canning and baking tips from readers including Mrs L M Wheeler of Nashua New Hampshire who shares an oatmeal bread recipe using rolled oats lard brown sugar molasses and yeast with a slow bake, plus cucumber and onion vinegar for canning and a chicken gelatin mould recipe from Nellie Be Zackular of Everett Massachusetts.

New England Bee Sunday Post L. M. Wheeler Walnut Street Nashua N. H

Mildred Champagne Talks On Love and Sentiment

Advice column excerpt features an 18 year old asking whether to disobey her aunt to pursue a dancing partner who has cooled. The expert counsels respecting trust, honor, and parental guidance, noting youth and changing plans.

Miss Champagne

Gloucester couple finally wed after clerical delay

Mell Brantley Pills and Mary A. Clayton both 25 from Philadelphia married in Innisquam after repeated refusals of a marriage license. Gloucester City Clerk John J. Somes rejected the license, Rockport Town Clerk Foster H. Saville issued it, and Rev. Frank D. Bartlett initially refused to perform the ceremony before Saville finally tied the knot.

Gloucester Brantley Pills Mary A. Clayton Philadelphia Innisquam John J. Somes Foster H. Saville Rockport Frank D. Bartlett Saville

Engagement Between Henry and His Mother Leads to Tragedy

A man named Henry refuses to marry Mabelle Acton, claiming his mother’s bond keeps him from wedlock. After a bitter confrontation he gifts his mother a ring claiming she must remain his sweetheart, while his own loneliness and a sanatorium-bound former fiancée haunt his past.

Mabelle Henry Mabelle Acton Mebbe

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