Sugarless Jam From Boston Business Girls
Boston business girls push conservation by creating real sugarless jams and butters. Miss Mary Walsh of Suffolk county food administration shares two original recipes using windfall apples and peaches with grape juice and corn syrup, reducing sugar while keeping taste.
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Withdrawing From Senate Race I Decline Personal Campaign
The speaker explains withdrawing from a senate bid, preferring not to campaign personally. He cites duty to the commonwealth, time, and dignity, noting wartime restoration goals and the need for public leadership. He recalls Hoar's wish for his succession and stresses that the office belongs to the people, not to any individual.
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Ex prime minister reflects on service and unity
The speaker thanks voters for their confidence after a hard campaign and a defeat that helped unite the party. He recalls three subsequent elections, praises district loyalty, and urges the Commonwealth to move beyond tradition toward shared prosperity while noting grateful friends who may be saddened by his decision.
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