Proverb Hunt Ends as New Seen Through a Wedding Ring Contest Looms
The Sunday Post ends its Proverb Contest and announces a new event Seen Through a Wedding Ring open to all New England residents with no age or sex limits. Weekly prizes total 400 dollars, details to be revealed later. past contests awarded 2700 dollars to over 1900 winners.
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Sunday Post
Boston
New England
Post
Greater Boston
City
All New England
Adams
Shepard Norwell Company
Wolf’s
My Cloth
Winners listed in Boston district first prize awards
Readable list of prize winners and recipients across Boston neighborhoods with full street addresses and names such as Mrs. Mary Tildsley Mrs. Martha A. Hunt and Mrs. Catherine Mahoney among many others. The document enumerates awardees by district and street location, reflecting a community prize event in Boston and surrounding towns.
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Mary Tildsley
Gold Street
South
Boston
Martha A. Hunt
Mills Street
Roxbury
Catherine Mahoney
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Van Camps Milk Promotes Germfree Pure Milk
An advertisement proclaims Van Camp's Milk as germless and safe, claiming strict sanitation from cow to can. It contrasts raw milk with Van Camp's sterilized evaporated milk, notes Holstein sources and butter fat content, and urges consumers to demand pasteurized, evaporated milk for cooking and daily use.
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van Camp
van Camp’s
Winners Outside Boston Listed Amid Elections
A long list of winners and addresses across New England is published. Names include Mrs. Delia Hayes Milford and Katherine A. Colbath Fall River among numerous residents from Lynn to Fall River and Portland.
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Delia Hayes
South High Street
Milford
Katherine A. Colbath
Walnut Street
Fall River
Sarah Dudley
Boston Street
Lynn
Department Store Winners First Prize List
A long roster of prize recipients from Boston area department stores and clothing shops including Ella F. Dole Adams Cloak & Suit Kathryne Morrill Shepard Norwell Noreen J. Lydon James A Houston Co and many others recognized as first prize winners in a department store contest. The grouping names multiple firms such as Filene Co Jordan Marsh and Hovey Co.
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Ella F. Dole
Adams Cloak & Suit Company
Leona T. Kelley
Shepard Norwell Company
Agatha Raftery
James A. Houston
Maud Dorey
Wm. Filene Sens
Kathryne Morrill
Shepard Norwell
Noreen
L. P. Hollander & Co
Helen M. Bryant
Patience A. Roache
Jordan Marsh Co
Alice Corbett
R. H. White
Ethel LeBell
Filene Sons Co
Arnie Rauchenbach
Timothy Smith
Bell Cguddie
Nelle Davis
Gilchrist
Amy Burnett
A. R. DeLong
Chandler & Go
Seabel B. Ford
Edith Dixon
Gilchrist Co
A. A. Filmore
R. H.white Co
Uncle Walt on Parents Transgressing Youth
Poet Walt Mason laments modern parents who roam at night and gamble away time with cards and clubs. He calls on children to reform and reclaim their elders before it is too late, urging virtue and guardianship.
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Walt Mason
Notable Shoppers Appear in City Retail Listings
Irene L. Hines and Mae Miller of Jordan Marsh Co. are listed alongside Jennie L. McClusky of Henry Siegel Co. and May Brennan of James A. Houston Co. The roster also includes Reta Rogan of Gilchrist Co. Bessie Nieman of Wm. S. Butler Co. Fthel Kennedy of Boston Department Store and others.
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Irene L. Hines
L. Starr Co
Jennie L. McClusky
Henry Siegel Co
W. Reynolds
Jordan Marsh Co
May Brennan
James A. Houston
Reta Rogan
Gilchrist
Bessie Nieman
Wm. S. Butler & Co
Fthel Kennedy
Boston
Mae Miller
Wife Holds Home Furniture in Dispute Injunction
Lizzie Talmenson wins a temporary injunction against Samuel and Julius Talmenson to stop sale or disposal of furniture in their home at 49 Spring Street. She says the furniture is her property bought before or during marriage. a July 12 disagreement led to threats to remove it. The mortgage to Julius she calls invalid and intended to deprive her of property. Case set for September.
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Lizzie Talmenson
Samuel
Julius Talmenson
Mrs. Talmenson
Spring Street
Dessert Recipes from Boston Area Readers
Soak gelatine in cold water then mix with milk peaches sugar and cream to form a jelly mold dessert. Split lady fingers with jelly and custard and top with meringue and almonds. Celery salad combines celery eggs cream and dressing made with vinegar salt and pepper. Each recipe includes reader names and addresses for home kitchen use.
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W. J. Berlo
Thornton Street
Roxbury
Dorothy Verner
Bellevue Avenue
Winthrop
Lillian Craig
Main Street
Concord Junction
Postmaster General Reaches Deals With Denmark and Japan
Postmaster General Hitchcock says agreements with Denmark and Japan allow parcels up to 80 dollars in value and 11 pounds in weight to be exchanged after August 1 1909.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Denmark
Japan
Among the Churches of Greater Boston Camp Meetings
Susan 8S. Parmenter of Marlboro wills funds to the Congregational Home Missionary Society for 1000 dollars and to the Massachusetts Women's Home Missionary Society for 2000 dollars. The Greater Boston Evangelical Alliance uses stereopticon views at Dorchester camp meetings conducted by Mr. Greenwood. Two excursion groups from Church of the Advent and St. John's Charlestown traveled to Nahant, 105 Advent participants under Rev. Dr. Cabot and several ladies, and 125 Charlestown members with 10 seniors.
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Susan
Greater Boston
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Nahant
Randidge Fund
Cabot
Ambie
Martin
Smith
Donahue
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Last Sunday Post
Boston Suburbs
Ella Thomas
Shirley Street
F. H. Lovering
Nashua Street
Woburn
Margaret Collins
Exchange Street
Waltham
Elizabeth A. Hurlburt
Arion St
Upham’s Corner
Lenna MacPherson
Saratoga St
Margaret M
Fulton
Dickens St
Dor
Jenny Callahan
Tufts St
Elizabeth Russell
Centre St
Jamaica
Mary R. Nicholl
Lambert Ave
Grace Pierce
Meridian St
East Boston
Fred
Esley
Dedham St
W. Rex
Eleanor Kelso
Hancock St
J. F. McGill
South Boston
Mary Harrington
Charles'n
Caroline Bauer
Mozart St
Jamaica Plain
Florence Fitzpatrick
Fisher Ave
Edith MacFarland
Teresa Collins
I. KF. “Tayne
Topliff’ St
Theresa Beath
Burney St
Margaret Roche
Wise St
B. H. Condon
Washington St
Ros
Ledonia Harrison
Porter St
L. d. Magrath
Topliff
Brighton
Norah L. Crowley
Beckler Ave
George Davidson
Ridge St
Roslindale
F. Eaton
Ridgemont St
Allston
Nellie J. Green
Princeton St
Margaret Cushnie
Dover St
Laura A. Minard
Norton St
J. G. Fletcher
Faneuil
Hobart Sts
Tillian Gibbs
Roxbury St
Delia McDermott
Perkins St
J. P. Catherine Ring
Sprague St
Marion Shine
Cst
Uth Boston
Marion Pitts
Pleasant St
Katherine A. Casey
Dorchester Ave
L. Hopkins
Dalrymple St
J. P
J. Spillane
Maywood &J
Essie Carter
Fourth St
Alexander Murray
Scotia St
George E. Woodward
Carolina Ave
Charlotte H. Davis
Schuyler St
Grove Hall
Margaret Bowdren
John McCarty
Grove St
Arlington
Mary Kennar
Francis St
Brookline
M. J. Sully
de Wolf St
Cambridge
Sarah J. Gordon
Trapelo Road
Waverly
Belmont
Theresa Cummings
Spring St
E. Cambridge
Katie Kittson
Belmont St
E. Watertown
Arnie F. Kelley
Concord St
Bedford
Alice A. Holman
Canton
Mary Kendall
Franklin Ave
Chelsea
C. &. Chapman
Emery St
Everett
Elizabeth T. Smith
Fuller St
Dedham
Clara L. Nott
Cohasset
Margaret J. Taylor
Hull
Augustus H. Lincoln
Hingham
Lee Flynn
Massachusetts Ave
East Lexngton
Harry L. Chase
Tremont St
South Braintree
Elizabeth P. Bailey
Chestnut St
Needham
J. J. Morris
Lincoln St
Norwood
Edna C. Armstrong
Clinton St
Malden
Eleanor Ketchum
West Elm Ave
Wollaston
Quincy
Mary
Bumpus
Spear St
Marian W. Eaton
Bunton Pl
East Milton
Eis
Sarah S. Taber
Mt. Vernon
Reading
Florence B. Dixon
Reel St
Randolph
Annie A. Wilson
A. B. Nichols
Wayland
James H. Williams
Main St
Saugus
Josephine Woodbury
Pond St
Weymouth
Ethel M. Orcutt
Somerset Ave
James F
C. Lillie Kenneally
Winchester
Minnie Wellman
Cutter St
Somerville
Mary E. Wales
Broadway
W. Somerville
Elizabeth M. Conway
Otis St
Winter Hill
Fannie M. Newell
Melrose
Nella F. Calahan
Salem St
Wakefield
J. H. Ham
Stoneham
D. W. Connor
Tufts Lane
Medford
E. F. Keany
Walcott St
Readyville
Hyde Park
de Genter B. Means
East River St
Hyde
May Doucet
Newman St
N. Cambridge
Edward H. Sheldon
Ferdinand St
Melrose Highlands
D. I. Carroll
Columbia St
Anal
Washburn
Crosby
Mea
Ness
van Camp Packing
Indianapolis
Ind
van Camp Packing Co
A. W. Hawley
Depot St
Concord
N. H
Aes W. Badmington
Walker Aye
Sowell
Abbie G. Cousins
Norman St
Salem
Theresa Yaeger
Murray Aye
Worcester
Mary E. Russell
Dorchester St
Lawrence
Carrie A. B. Chase
Springfield
Dorothy L. Hull
Cape St
Providence
Alma Mandeville
Brock- Brockton
Mildred L. Stewart
Irving St
Framingham
Way
Centre
Jo E. Cuff
Hannah L. Nelson
South Second St
New Bedford
Lottie Clough
High St
Natick
C. E. Anderson
Shore St
Falmouth
Martha E. Goodhue
Summer St
Beverly
Margie Greenan
No. Pleasant St
Taunton
Nina M. McKenna
Walnut Hill
Orange
D. A. MecKennon
North Ast
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Hazel Douglas
Spruce St
Abington
Howard St
Portsmouth
George W. Heys
Lampshire St
Auburn
S. Graham
Orchard St
Northampon
Jessie A. Davis
Garfield St
Greenfield
John P. Hayes
Washburn St
Bath
Ella A. Greene
Nellie
Coughlin
Saco
BE. J. Hartnett
Harvard St
Fitchburg
Florence V. Cave
Newburyport
Mary E. Connell
Shepard St
Haverhill
N. F. Melvin
Winehendon
Mollie Moroney
Stevens St
Peabody
Grace B. Tilton
Tilton
Charles H. Hammond
Harwich
Barn Stable County
McLeon
McLeon, Hotel Naumkeag, Oakuffs. Mrs. Louis J. Coty, Kittery Point
A. KE. Whitely
Osterville
A R. Young
Intervale House
Intervale
Nellie M. Peabody
Winter St
Whitman
Annie R. Penney
W. Water St
Rockland
L. A. Davenport
Athol
Annie D. Linton
Lenox Ave
Pittsfield
Hattie J. Frost
Hyannis
Jennie W. Barron
Hillside Ayve
Marblehead
Bruton
Willow St
Manchester
Department Store
James A. Houston Company
Walt
George Matthew Adams
van Camps
Aporat
Walter R. Healy
Newton Upper Falls
Chautauqua Assembly
The
New England Sunday School Association
Mt. Wayte
George W. Penniman
America’s Wonderland
Jossru Camrsgiz Company
Camd Ij
Mpbell Company
N,ny
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