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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

9

Resignation Accepted at Clarendon Street Baptist Church

The Rev. Dr. William C. Minifie's resignation from Clarendon Street Baptist Church was accepted after he announced it as final. He plans evangelical services in Tremont Temple and a country tour before likely lecturing in England, with Eb. 28 set as closing date.

William C. Minifie Clarendon Street Baptist Church Pr. Minifie Tremont Temple Clarendon Street England Dr. Minifie Maurice A. Levy Baptist Church Newton Centre J. Wilbur Chapman

Walter D. Nissen Heads Oak Grove Creamery Kitchen

Walter D. Nissen, 32, leads the culinary department at the Oak Grove Creamery in Back Bay. Born in Boston to German parents, he trained in local hotels from age 14 and has worked at many inns and resorts across New England and beyond. He shares a roast loin of veal with cream sauce recipe for family cooks.

Oak Grove Creamery Back Bay Boston Walter D. Nissen Eliot School North End Tie United States Old Imperial House Old Orchard Beach West End Portland Puritan Club Tedesco Country Club Swampscott Tle Haddon Fall Riverbank Court Buckminster Nottingham Lenox Plaza Castle Square Revere House Nissen

Recipes of New England Housewives

Calf s Head Cheese recipe describes boiling the head then mincing and pressing the meat, seasoned with pepper and salt and optional herbs, served sliced with made mustard. Followed by short bread dough using lard or butter and berries, baked in a sheet and cut into squares, with butter and berries, served hot with cream. Included are cake and frosting instructions with mocha frosting and vanilla, from Lizzie Thedford and M Mrs M F Nunby.

M. F. Nunby Hannah T. Sheehan Endicott Street Lynn Lizzie Thedford Ork Street Town

Lincoln stamp issue ready to honor Lincoln birth cent

Washington reports Postmaster-General Meyer will issue 100 million 2-cent stamps by February 12 to mark Abraham Lincoln’s birth centenary. The design features Lincoln’s portrait in an ellipse with laurel spray and U S Postage at the top, red color, and dates 1809 1909 at the bottom.

Washington Abraham Lincoln Meyer Lincoln U. S

St. Is Now Farragut Road Street rename approved

Street commissioners yesterday approved renaming South Boston to Farragut Road. Ex Representative William Higgins led the effort to secure the change.

Q ST Farragut Road South Boston William Higgins

Baylies Chosen Harvard Alumni Marshal for 1909

Walter Cabot Baylies Harvard 84 has been elected chief marshal of the Harvard alumni association for 1909 commencement. After college he worked in railroads then engaged in Boston corporations and became partner in Amory Brown & Co in 1896. He has served as a director in several Boston firms. The eight oared shell used in last year’s New Haven race was his English built skiff.

Walter Cabot Baylies Harvard Alumni Association Baylies

Escape of scarlet fever patient from Hartford Hospital

Charles J. Mcasauney, a scarlet fever patient, escaped from Hartford Hospital by slipping a strait jacket and leaping through a window. In delirium he ran two miles through zero degree weather wearing only a nightshirt before being found in a house on Park Terrace.

Hartford Conn Charles J. Mcasauney Hartford Hospital Park Terrace

Advice on love and a small salary for marriage

A 21 year old man earning 12 dollars a week asks Mildred Champagne if he should tell his fiancée about his finances and ask her to curb amusements until his income rises. The assistant advises patience, honesty, and delaying marriage for 2 or 3 years to improve prospects.

Miss Champagne Frantx

Fashion Notes: Youthful Styles Lead Winter Silhouettes

Envelopes outshine square forms with stiff linen collars and ruce. Green emerges as a popular accessory color. Winter waists feature prominent tucking and guimpes. Today’s fashion aims for a straight schoolgirl figure with indoor wear in soft fabrics. Black and white gowns benefit from jet jewels. More crepe de chine, faille, satins, and velvet replace voiles for smart toilettes. Tortois e shell umbrella handles stay in vogue. Coats remain straight with minimal back shaping.

Valuable Rheumatism Tonic Prescription Screenshot

A newspaper ad promotes a recipe for rheumatism and backache relief. It lists one ounce compound syrup Sarsaparilla, one ounce Toris compound, and half pint whiskey, to be taken before meals and at night. The sponsor claims rapid relief and overall health restoration.

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