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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1908
Page
7
Silas Green to Oberlin with faith in his invention while Mandy carries the burden at home. News of Haskell’s meeting with Fest & Co dampens expectations as Mandy endures poverty and the couple faces a possible turn for the worse. Green’s plan includes a sudden departure and a gun hidden in his grip.
A short kitchen note compares ordinary flour with Gold Medal Flour by baking a pound of each and noting which yields the more successful loaf. The test relies on baking judgment to determine which flour proves superior.
The article recounts the Belmont family saga with the three Graces in Newport, detailing a divorce and a death by gas, then shifts to a New York scene where Silas Green tries to force a purchaser to sign over invention plans for a machine at Fest’s firm. Jacob Fest exposes the scheme as Green’s while Haskell is coerced into a forged inventor claim. It also notes August Belmont’s will disinheriting Nath a Rives Burden born to his son Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont and details her birth and name changes.
In New York and Newport society three young women known as The Three Graces Cynthia Roche Natica Rives and Nathalie Schenck fell from public favor after a series of romantic marriages and unhappy lives Natica Rives was found dead in her bed from asphyxiation after Nathalie Schenck divorced and Cynthia Roche faced family troubles.
Mildred Champagne counsels a correspondent about a man who may date another married woman and urges the reader to test the lover’s sincerity. She warns that pride and dignity protect a good-looking woman from pretending loyalty and to part if trust cannot be earned.
With 82 hens Miss Maud IL Loud of Westchester County New York funds her college by selling eggs. In November December and January she sold 225 dozen eggs to private customers in New York City at 55 cents a dozen.
A farm worker completed all tasks for fowl care and collected and sold every egg within 24 hours of laying, demonstrating efficient poultry management and rapid market delivery.
Collection of home cookery with jam tartlets orange cake dark cake and more from New England households. Recipes feature Mrs John Stewart Milford Mass Mrs Fisher West Somerville and others sharing canapes scalloped chicken mock quail and veal dishes with simple step instructions and measurements.
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