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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
11
Alice, confident in more money than she has, rides a city streetcar and is pickpocketed. A harsh foretaste of danger follows as a prowling man offers protection. She is knocked down by ice and later awakens in a warm library room cared for by a mysterious Don.
A Boston Post photo taken yesterday near Harvard street Charlestown shows a six year old girl on her way home from school. A five dollar gold piece will be awarded to the child if brought by a relative or friend to the City Editor at 275 Washington street between 3 and 5 pm identified as the photo’s original. The girl should be dressed as in the picture and identification must occur within five days of publication. The child is Mary Kenney six, of 33 Whitney street Roxbury, daughter of William Kenney. She attends Mission Church parochial school and is taught by Sister Osborne in first grade. She remarked to her mother upon receiving the prize.
New York reports Professor Thomas Jonnesco, famed for operating with the patient awake, will visit Boston for possible demonstrations at Bellevue Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Dr. William Bradley Coley of the Rockefeller Institute helps arrange the two month stay and travel to various cities.
Alice awakens with a throbbing head to a scene of relieved relatives and friends. A man introduces himself as Nellie Bannister’s fiancé Wilfred, clearing up a mistaken identity and announcing Nellie is in the country with her aunt.
A young man seeks counsel on marrying a woman two years his senior. He argues love over friends' opinions and urges choosing happiness over others' approval, asserting personal judgment in marriage. The note presents a steadfast view that the couple must decide for themselves.
A 19 year old New Hampshire girl asks if she should trust a young man her mother warns against. The letter discusses parental concerns about his character, the couple's motives, and the idea of giving prayerful chance to reform. The columnist cautions that parents may see faults the daughter cannot.
The 1915 Exposition is highlighted as interesting and important and urges readers to visit before it closes on December 12. It emphasizes not missing the event and notes its significance and timing.
A historic recipe from Mrs. Clarence E. Clark of 483 Pleasant Street Worcester details a bread roll method. It uses six cups flour, butter, boiled milk, sugar, egg, yeast, and salt with overnight rising, then shaping into walnut sized balls and foot long sticks before baking.
A recipe for Sweet Eggs With Jam uses butter eggs cream lemon juice and apricot jam. The method includes whisking whisked eggs with cream warming jam adding lemon juice cooking until thickened and serving with sponge fingers. Matttie E Flynn 244 Lexington Street East Boston.
Cut beef into thin slices and shred parsley then mix with onion and butter in a stew pan. Add strong broth and simmer gently. Stir in two egg yolks port wine and vinegar. Finish by rubbing dish with shallot and serving. Annie E Cullen Winchester.
Mae Martyn shares a home remedy for a greaseless complexion jelly. Mix one ounce almoroin with half a pint cold water and two teaspoons glycerine in a jar, stir, and let stand to form a thick cream jelly. Apply a minute then rub to remove dirt. it cleanses and soothes without promoting hair growth.
Chrome fabrics and chiffon dominate blouses with net overlays. Gold fibre tissue edges guimpes. Paris velvet hats feature Mercury wings. Sleeves show elaborate tucks and drapery. velvet dog collars with embroidered flowers appear. Barrette innovations merge side combs with clasps. gilt bows and bronze pumps with single straps gain favor.
The Boston Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston plans a no license meeting at Tremont Temple next Monday from 12 to 1. Rev. Dra Samuely Gray will speak on The Doom of the Saloon. Praise services start 11:30 led by a 200-voice chorus conducted by Charles F. Allen.
The State Department announced today that March 1 2 and 8 have been fixed for the next diplomatic service examinations for secretaries to American embassies abroad. The exams will be held in Washington.
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