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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1909

Page

9

Hines to transfer from Romanic to North Atlantic service

Dr J C Hines long time surgeon on the White Star steamers is being moved from the Romanic to the North Atlantic line likely on a New York vessel. He will depart New York for Southampton next Wednesday after seven years with White Star, and colleagues presented him with a testimonial.

White Star Mediterranean J. C. Hines Hines New York Southampton White Star Company

Recipes from New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post

A collection of home recipes including butter with rose petals, egg sandwiches, strawberry sherbet, and blueberry cake. Recipes credited to Emily A Wiesner of Waltham, Margaret J Purcell of Boston area, Mrs E B Taylor of Worcester, and Miss M E Fickett of Saco.

New England Housewives Sunday Post Emily A Wiesner Vernon Street Waltham Margaret J. Purcell Sampson Avenue E. B. Taylor Lee Street Worcester M. EB. Fickett James Street Saco

Christmas Eve at the Fountain hotel in Somerville

In a snowbound Colorado village on Christmas Eve, boarders at the Fountain Hotel share a warm meal. Drummers and miners gather as Tom tells of a young man named Fred who, lured by a scam and crime, rises from humble beginnings to a traveling salesman, then wins and loses love in cities from New York to Cleveland and Chicago.

North End Colorado Fountain Knights of the Grip Tom Fred Bob Turner New York Bob Ohio Cleveland Alice Hastings Alice Chicago

Thief Returns Stolen Trousers in Atlantic City Heat

Recorder Keffer ruled on a July case that stealing white flannel trousers in hot weather is not a crime. James Richardson of Philadelphia admitted taking the trousers from a tailor shop on Atlantic Avenue and was ordered to return them with no further penalty.

Atlantic City Keffer James Richardson Atlantic Avenue

Maine Officials Bar From Railroad Passes

The law, enacted by the last Legislature, bans all federal state county or municipal officials in Maine from using passes on any steam or electric railroad starting today July 1 in Portland.

Portland Maine

Brown-tail Rash Relief: X Zalia Liquid Promised

An advertisement claims brown-tail rash causes awful itching and prescribes X Zalia liquid to stop itching remove poison and heal quickly. The copy urges immediate application once rash appears.

Moral Panic Over Dating and Chaperones Sparks Calls for Early Marriage Checks

Pittsburg editor Reverend David Reed Miller condemns unsupervised courting and social outings for American girls as dangerous, urges state legislatures to require two months acquaintance before marriage, and argues parental chaperonage would curb hasty unions and divorce-recorded failures.

Pittsburg David Reed Miller United Presbyterian

Lost Wife Leaves Husband for Stranger

Fred returns to his hotel to find his wife Alice has vanished after eloping with another man. A note on the mantel explains her departure, urging forgiveness as miners and drummers listen in, and the husband’s sorrow is revealed as Tom confesses the tragedy.

Fred Alice Tom

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