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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1908

Page

7

Rush on New L Station at Dudley Street

Work rushes on the new Washington street elevated station at Dudley street terminal. Forest Hills opening next summer delays its use. The Dudley Street station will ease congestion by serving southbound disembarking passengers. It is wider than the North station and accessible by a long iron stairway. It will remain unused until Forest Hills opens.

Dudley Street Washington Street Forest Hills New New Station

Maclaurin to Visit Tech in Boston Next Week

Dr. Richard C. Maclaurin, president elect of the Institute of Technology, will visit Boston to meet the institute community before taking the presidency next year. He remains tied to Columbia to lead the physics and mathematics department until a successor is found. He plans spring visits to review ground plans and future site decisions, including a possible dormitory system.

Richard C. Maclaurin Institute of Technology Boston Maclaurin Columbia Technology

Sugar maples yield abundant sap in Delaware county

Maple sugar making in late fall and early winter is a wonder, but farmers in sections of Delaware county have had very good sap runs in recent days and now hold large stocks of fine sugar.

Middletown N. Y Delaware County

Education of the young must fix firm moral footing

The Rev. Dr. A. A. Berle denounces Richard Croker and condemns the fluctuating public reception of vice. He urges teaching children a stable morality so future generations choose righteous paths and godly men.

Berle Richard Croker Tammany A. A. Berle Shawmut

Services mark Milton birth anniversary across Boston churches

Unitarian congregations and other faith groups in Greater Boston observed commemorations of John Milton's 800th birthday with talks, cantatas, and sermons. Clergy from St. Stephen's Episcopal and Union Congregational choirs performed, while the Evangelical Alliance wrapped their week with the Golden Rule message. Dr. Grenfell lectured at Emmanuel Church on Labrador mission work.

John Milton South Congregational Church Edwin D. Mead Evangelical Alliance Old South Meeting House John M. Thomas Middlebury College Vermont Wilfred T. Grenfell Emmanuel Church Newbury Street Labrador

Gigantic Muffs and Squirrel Pelts Drive Millinery Trends

Fashion notes show oversized muffs and in demand squirrel pelts for linings. Millinery discourages startling effects while taupe tones diverge. Embossed velvet belts with steel buckles appear. net waists with China silk sleeves feature tucked fronts. Collars and cuffs ornate on automobile coats. Suede belts popular for wide brim hats. Monochrome costumes trend, hats may not match.

Chef Beiersdorf and His Lamb Chops a la Catalane

A. G. Beiersdorf, chef at the Hotel Canterbury, born in Saxony, Germany, cooked at major hotels in New York Springfield and Boston before settling at Canterbury and Newcastle. His Catalane lamb chop recipe uses mushrooms in a heavy Bechamel, ham and paprika, finished with tomato pepper sauce.

A. G. Befersdorf Hotel Canterbury Saxony Germany New York Metropolitan St. Clair Endicott Springfield Massasoit House Boston Thorndike Wentworth Newcastle N. H Beiersdorf

Home Cookery and Dessert Recipes From Local Homes

A collection of kitchen tips and recipes including oyster macaroni bake with cayenne and cheese, butter rich lemon yolk cream for pastries, a boiled patty crust with lattice topping eaten cold, a spiced fruit bake, and hamburg steak fritters with milk and crackers. Handwritten signatures from Mrs Thomas Finnigan Mrs H E Potter Katherine E Colleran and Miss Pauline Anderson accompany the notes.

Thomas Finnigan Fellsway, Somerville H. E. Potter Pauline Anderson Millett Street Gloucester

Dear Miss Champagne Advice on love and army discharge

A 21 year old in the army asks whether to marry now and lose a future inheritance. The columnist warns against coercion and suggests waiting for honorable discharge and wealth, noting true love would wait for the shared future.

Miss Champagne New York Boston

Expensive Presents Questioned for Unengaged Women

Dear Miss Champagne answers that a young woman accepting costly gifts from a man she is not engaged to is improper. Such gifts create debt and social risk, painting her as indiscreet and foolish. She should feel insulted, since most gifts imply a condition or expected return.

Miss Champagne Rexall

Rivalry and romance clash over a wedding invitation

Dick Harnum faces a mistaken love scare when a coded card from Ned Lowery leads Margaret Allison to believe he plans an affair. A dramatic confrontation ends with Dick revealing the misread clue and renewing his pledge of devotion to Margaret in a lighthearted, forgiving ending.

Dick Harnum Margaret Allison Margaret Boon Ned Lowery Ned Kittie Allison Catherine Margaret Harnum

Whale Scratches Back on Ship Keel in Tacoma Tale

A Tacoma water front worker recalls a whale bumping and skimming alongside a tug near Flattery. The giant whale stayed close for two hours, dipping and rising, even rubbing its back on the ship’s bottom as if seeking comfort or barnacle removal.

Tacoma Wash Flattery

Rochester Doctor Loses Hand After X Ray Experiments

Rochester physician Dr F D Andrew with twenty years of practice reports amputation of his left hand following X-ray experiments. The incident occurred in Rochester on December 6 as authorities investigate the effects and safety of high voltage X ray devices.

Rochester N. Y F. D. Andrew

Chances Improve to Float Yankee Near Penikese Island

Wireless reports from the collier Lebanon indicate improved prospects for afloat recovery of the stranded cruiser Yankee off Penikese Island, Newport. Hope rises as engineers work toward refloating the vessel.

Newport R. I United States Lebanon Penikese Island

Jaguar Hunter Earns Respect in Panamanian Jungle

George Bennett, a Virginia bridge engineer for United Fruit, returned to Long Wharf with two jaguar pelts and a 3800-species butterfly collection. After a jungle encounter, Bennett shot the jaguar head several times, then secured his carbine as the beast struck again and fell to a final rifle shot. His attendant also killed the animal’s mate.

United Fruit Long Wharf George Bennett Virginia Panama Bennett

Election in Courts Reopened Over Laurier Return

Montreal reports the 1935 election protests challenge 35 of Quebec's 65 seats with 24 Liberal and 11 Conservative contests. Key targets include Laurier lieutenants L P Brodeur Rudolphe Leminex and Sydney Fisher posing seven year ineligibility if disqualifications succeed.

Montreal Laurier Quebec Sir Wilfrid Laurier L. P. Brodeur Rudolphe Leminex

Tasmanian Agent Drowns Crossing English Channel

Alfred Dobson agent general for Tasmania in London drowned while crossing the Channel from Boulogne to Folkestone on Saturday. He was in a forbidden stern area. an officer warned him, he attempted to move, then fell overboard in what is believed accidental.

London Alfred Dobson Tasmania Boulogne Folkestone Dobson

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TECH Croker A. Micarthur Squamattel Sree Greater Boston New England Baptists New England Baptist Conference Ford Hall Newton Theological Institution New England Baptist Brotherhood E. H. Haskell F. E. Marble George W. Coleman Central Congregational Church R. Huntington Woodman Union Congregational Church A. C. A. Hall Episcopal St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Florence Street George Hodges Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge Brotherhood of St. Andrew St. Paul’s Church George I. Perin Franklin Square House Haines Hall Immanuel Walnut Avenue Church Parag A. G. Beiersdorf New England Sunday Post Yarmouth, Me Katherine E. Colleran Melville Evenue Dorchester Aero Corn Products Refining Co Mildred Champagne the Post The Mary C. Boyle West Tremlett Street Whale Near AT Hand CO E. P. Thompson C. E. P. Thompson Summer St Wood, Polllard & Co Revere Great Cash House Houghton & Dutton CO Stelepost Lowell Lawrence Havermll Exeter Portsmouth Dover Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Portland Hanover St Esparte Sydney Fisher Hood H. P. Hood & Sons Charlestown Chemical and Bacteriological Laboratory Rutherford Avenue Mass Dairy Laboratory Huntington Ave Hood's Model Creamery Beacon St Tremont St
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