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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
11
On a crescent beach under a full moon Alice Harrington meets Mr. Cavanaugh for a final tryst as the season ends. Her cruel laughter reveals she knew Esther Grey died from a weakened heart, sharing a hidden guilt that shatters his hopes.
A noon Heath street photo prompts a five dollar gold reward for identification of the child pictured. The Boston Post announces a full page Sunday photo feature next week. The Poultry Association show lists Harriet the prize pullet from England winning top honors, plus major awards for buff Orpington, Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rock, and notable cats including Red Admiral and Romeo Ananda.
He admits, I am the man, and she reacts with dawning distress. They prepare the boat and he wades into the water, leaving without a word as she watches, sobs shaking her on the sand while the waves lap.
A reader asks about a cold response from a woman after prior affection. The columnist explains a woman's nerves and signals differ, advises asking for clarity directly, and warns that silence fuels misinterpretation and hurt.
The writer asks if gifts are proper for a housewarming and suggests etiquette varies by occasion. They note coal as an exaggerated gift, then state gifts should reflect the giver’s good intentions and that there is no rule forcing gift giving.
A satirical verse recounts a dentist doctor performing a leg amputation and later head removal in a cost free, science driven act. The narrator reflects on the doctor’s selfless pursuit of alleviating pain and mocks grandiose noble aims through witty lines attributed to I Walt Mason.
The Bible Club of Boston will meet at Lorimer Hall Tre mont Temple next Sunday. Rev B D Hahn of Springfield will discuss Evolution. The Times of the Apostles lecture was given by Professor Nash at Orient Heights Methodist Church last night.
Paragraphs note white furs in demand and pale yellow seen in wraps gowns and hats. Paris reports velvet and cloth coats and costumes in great favor while Corbeau blue is the deepest blue used for hat brims. Chantilly borders on veils. tight coats with bell bottoms emerge. silk waists match coat suits in color.
A household recipe details making a yeast bread dough with oats and brown sugar, then a method for toasted bread dipped in a milk egg mixture, fried in butter, and served with a lemon sugar sauce. Recipes attributed to Mrs C T Upson and Mrs A C Roberts of East Boston.
A brief recipe for ginger banana sandwiches uses two buttered bread slices with thin banana slices, a light sugar sprinkle, lemon juice, and shaved ginger. Recipe notes by Lucy Lee from 33 Lexington Avenue Cambridge.
To prepare a cocoanut for future use cut a hole through the meat at an end, drain the milk, loosen the meat by pounding the nut, then crack and remove the meat. Dry in a cool oven overnight or several hours, grate, and store in dry cans. If extra grated, add sugar and cool in a dry place before storing. Mary E. Russell Neponset.
Sacked potatoes chosen for baking, ends cut, inner scooped and mixed with butter salt and hot milk until soft and light. Fill skins, place upright in a buttered pan on the oven grate and bake until browned. Puffed texture with beating. Nice for tea. Elsie L Bell. $6 School Street Everett.
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