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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
9
By Jane Mohr, a tale of Howard chasing a mystic four leaf clover that fails to guarantee luck. After hours of fruitless search and a disappointing train schedule, he finds one and pockets the talisman. A bitter bus ride to a shabby hotel ends with him reading of a deadly Bangor train crash in the morning paper, clover leaf in hand.
Recipes show two cake and filling preparations. Emily W Behrman of Waltham provides a plain butter cake with eggs milk flour and orange flavored filling. Miss Mattie Flynn of East Boston offers an orange cake and a separate orange filling with precise measurements and method.
A young woman writes of a long friendship with a man who pays her fares and invites her to events. She fears he is engaged to a hospital nurse and asks whether to press for commitment or move on. The advisor urges restraint, notes the nurse’s innocence, and recommends asking the man to confirm his engagement to judge her chances.
The excerpt mocks married life and flirtations noting husbands with blunt honesty, women seeking escorts, and men misreading affection. It likens love to cologne, resort amusements to excessive schemes, and analysis of sentiment to spoiling perfume. It ends with a quip on repartee and timing.
Mrs Grover Cleveland wife of the late president travels from New York to Tamworth New Hampshire with Esther and Richard and a party including Dr Joseph Bryant Miss Bryant and John Finley. They proceed to the Cleveland summer home after arriving on the Yale. President Lucius Tuttle offers a private car for the trip to New Hampshire. She plans to stay until fall returning to Princeton for the school year.
Mrs. Eliza Whitney Howe widow of the first bishop of Central Pennsylvania died at her son Mark DeWolf Howes summer residence in Bristol BR aged 82.
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