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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
7
A collection of home cooking tips and recipes from readers including halibut boiled in cheesecloth with sauce and cheese topping, fresh haddock chowder with milk and crackers, a custard pie, oyste red chicken pie, tomato jelly with gelatine, molasses pie mix, and squash custard with milk and spices from New England housewives and listed contributors.
Cicely in a Maine coast tale finds herself lost in a fogged Weir while awaiting rescue from Allan Randolph. A chance voice and a shared peril bring them together as the mist lifts and the sun sets over purple hills.
New York report states Harris Merton Lyon a noted magazine writer will marry Hyacinth Tawana a 17 year old Japanese girl next May. They met at Nagasaki during a festival two years ago when Lyon rescued her from trampling and later taught her English. The couple plans to wed in the United States with Hyacinth joining him in San Francisco after obtaining her parents consent.
A verse recounts Burke Kelly and Shea reading a dead list of soldiers including officers and sailors. They toast the Maine and Spain, recall past combats from Vinegar Hill to Waterloo, and vow the fighting race endures across nations and centuries.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, who led women to the Legislature to urge a vote on women’s suffrage, has been granted leave to withdraw. Three committee members stand by her. Dr. Coleman of Nantucket, Rep. Keefe of Fall River, and Rep. Duane of Waltham support her position.
Dedham Feb 18 Mrs Anna W Reissinger of Norwood was found guilty in District Court of causing a disturbance at Everett School on Jan 17. The case involved denying a 12 year old daughter Louisa extra detention. BH Jewett school committee chair testified. Sentence suspended until tomorrow.
Bishop Jagger of Newton Centre accepts appointment as bishop of American churches in Europe to succeed Bishop Worthington who died in France and will live in Paris. Rev Appleton Grannis will begin duties at Holy Apostles Church New York on March 1. Essex Universalist meeting set for Feb 28 at Lynn with speakers Mrs Barn ey and Rev J Coleman Adams. Brotherhood of St Andrew Boston assembly meets Trinity Church tonight with Rev Alexander Mann and G Frank Shelby speaking. O B Flewelling resigns from St Thomas Somerville after long service. 24 candidates prepared for confirmation last year. Rev Dr William Copley of Boston recovering from cataracts. improving.
The third annual dancing party of the Conrad Benefit Association was held last evening at Howe Hall Huntington avenue with about 400 attendees. Grand march led by L. H. Donovan and Miss A. Coyne followed by T. P. McGrath and about 100 couples. Officers include L. H. Donovan president and T. P. McGrath vice president.
Helmar Club plans its second annual dancing party at Corinthian Hall next Friday evening. Social clubs across the area expect to attend in large delegations as officers work to make the affair the club's best social event yet led by President Carl T. Thoner and key officers J. J. Crowley J. W. Havey Martin H. Brophey and John J. Mc Grath.
In Altoona Pennsylvania seven men held a silent card game at a hotel as each spoke a different language. Landlord Jacob Lewis who speaks 12 languages settled all disputes as the silent rounds continued.
Lively buying at Adams on Monday and Tuesday as customers found merchandise a good value. The store promotes a splendid variety of the latest models at prices lower than ever before, enabling remarkable trade and strong customer interest.
A humorous fashion piece describes the new embroidered veils for women, detailing styles such as bearded, dotted, chiffon, lace, and gauze veils. It notes fit and color effects, advising how to wear the edge around the mouth and how veil colors alter complexion.
The body of Martin Fay, 23, homeless, was found in an upper loft of Ham and Carter Company at 660 Albany Street. Medical Examiner Magrath concluded death likely resulted from exposure or alcoholism.
In Metz on February 18, report says the Kaiser may press formal measures unless he personally halts proceedings, targeting Dr. Mansuy, the Catholic pastor in Ars.
The statement attributed to Dr Mansay on the Kaiser's birthday alleges he urged Catholics to pray for enlightened leadership. Prosecutors pursue lese majeste charges based on the remark allegedly made from the pulpit.
Prince Adelbert son of the German Emperor spent the day in Paris visiting Napoleon's tomb and other sites on his way to join the German fleet at Vigo. This is the second Kaiser son to pay respects in two weeks, following Prince Hitel as the first visitor.
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