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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
9
Recipes collected from Mrs Mary E Robinson Mrs F E Rogers and Mrs J H Finch Jr detailing giblet soup brown Betty fried apples and cranberry biscuit pudding with sauce. Includes ingredient lists method and serving notes attributed to addresses in Lanesville Chelsea and Quincy Massachusetts.
A Boston Post photo from yesterday shows a girl on her way home near West Concord street and Shawmut avenue. A Five Dollar Gold Piece will be awarded to the child’s parent guardian relative or friend who brings identification as the original photo to the City Editor at 275 Washington Street third floor between 3 and 5 p m within five days of publication. Another School Child Photograph Tomorrow.
Jameson, manager of a stock company, faces Graham's disappearance and later finds him safe. Graham mocks the hunt, while a new vaudeville dancer wows the audience. Graham then proposes a contract and Jameson signs, ending the pursuit.
Fire at Corno Mills warehouse on the levee in East St. Louis destroys about 100 carloads of grain valued at $100,000. The blaze occurred late today near the Eads bridge causing extensive losses and damage to stored corn and flour products.
Two toned hosiery remains popular with stripe as the favorite. Winter waists seek color harmony. Pearl trimming brightens evening dresses. Pleated skirts return to favor while chiffon scarfs edged in satin shine. Serge appears in single and two toned forms as suede high shoes trend. Thu jet jewelry and leather lining in coats mark recent style cues.
A Customs House Officer writes to readers about his 14 years in the navy and love life. He waited for a fiancée who married someone else, later married an old acquaintance, and expresses satisfaction with his service and status despite losing his first love.
A reader requests guidance on winning back a fiancé who prefers dancing. The columnist suggests taking up dancing to align interests and avoid a hurtful tug of war, arguing shared activities strengthen relationships and that dancing is a healthy social pastime.
Question asks about a Cuban consul in Boston. Answer confirms presence in the Carney building on Tremont Street. The second inquiry seeks the song The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane. answer directs to music publishers or stores for purchase.
Questions reveal Bunker Hill Monument stands 80 feet square at the base and 220 feet tall. Comparative data shows Boston's 1909 population at 622,010 and Pittsburgh at 665,000, with Boston covering 4233 square miles and Pittsburgh 38.
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