Moran Sits Open Air Amid Bayside Fog in Tuberculosis Battle
District Attorney John B. Moran rests on a Bayside Hull piazza cot to breathe open air as doctors urge outside living. He reads trial testimony and says his health improves slowly though TB cannot be cured, with salt air aiding his throat. Moran declines politics during his recovery.
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Beverly Mum Seeks Suspect in Assault on Mae Albert
Beverly police launched a difficult search after a boy about 10 to 15 years old dragged a liquid toward Mae Albert, 38, daughter of Bernard Albert. Mrs Albert, who pursued, found her daughter frightened with green stains on her dress. motive linked to possible local malice amid recent family illnesses.
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Ohio
Claude
Provincetown News Dealer Retires After 43 Years at Post
Observant Citizen A Louis Putnam recalls starting in 1865 with three copies of the Boston Post, now selling 300 copies daily in Provincetown. Other notes include Judge Putnam’s trip to Indianapolis, Edward Counihan kissing the Blarney Stone, and details on local patrols, a car accident recovery club in Chelmsford, and Brookline camp efforts for children with early tuberculosis.
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The Wreck and Its Reckoning for Florence
Florence questions happiness as she leaves Sherm for Al, marries him for wealth, then suffers a fatal train wreck that reveals her betrayal. Al dies after a fall, and Florence faces judgment as justice weighs her choices, leaving her twice widowed in spirit and in life.
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Helpful Hints for Business Helpers by Fra Elbertus
A collection of maxims on character, diligence, self reliance, patience, and moral guidance. It urges self improvement, focus on useful work, and respectful conduct toward others, emphasizing action over talk and the value of patience and generosity.
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Yankee Church Nears Completion of Holy Trinity Tower
Paris July 24 The tower and steeple of Holy Trinity American Episcopal church at 28 Avenue de l Alma are nearly finished. Plans call for consecration this autumn likely in September with prominent American and English clergy invited. Rev Thomas Augustus Jaggar may officiate. a bishops conference may follow the Pan Anglican meeting in London.
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Squeaky Fans Stir Camp Meeting Debate
A humorous exchange shows the minister and his wife arguing over greasing electric fans in the camp meeting tent. Maria nudges efficiency while Benjamin notes the squeak serves to wake the drawway members of the congregation.
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Boston church leaders and candidacy shifts noted
In Greater Boston Rev Nelson H Burbank of Re vere declines Republican nomination for Congress citing workload. Rev T C C Martin of Egleston Square Methodist preaches The Cause of the Robbery and leads a vigilance committee to curb barroom rites near the church. Rev C E Stead of Syracuse leads Olivet Congregational Church temporarily. Rev W Bradley Whitney marks five years at Union Square Baptist with high expectations for future.
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Presbyterians to Mark Calvin's 400th Birthday in May
The General Assembly will dedicate May 21, 1909, to celebrating the 400th anniversary of John Calvin's birth with a special observance.
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Church to restore west front as memorial to Bishop Satterlee
The congregation of the Church of All Angels plans to complete the west front in stone and create a memorial to its founder and builder, the late Bishop Satterlee. The church is currently served by clergy from the Diocese of Washington, D. C., Satterlee’s diocese.
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Cannonball Express Delays Hint at Meeting Rally
At a political convention a trainload of delegates paused by a water tank on a sultry day. Windows were raised as delegates leaned out, each bald head visible. An old sandwich seller quipped the train looked like a billiard-ball express rather than the cannon-ball name.
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
A witty column on relationships, noting that women relish devotion while men feel a woman’s franchise is dangerous. The piece uses sharp similes to compare love, pride, and gender dynamics, suggesting a future novel could reveal a man owning the ‘machine’ as a chauffeur might.
Kalamazoo Couple Ties Knot in July Wedding
In Kalamazoo Michigan on July 24 Benjamin Pearce wed Myrtie Robinson Force deForest Ains in a ceremony noted by local observers. The union links respected families and marks a notable social event in the community.
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Benjamin Pearce
Myrtie Robinson
Woman Driven to Prison by Taunts
Mrs. Julia Hance of Assanpink Street was fined five dollars by Judge Harris for fighting a neighbor in Trenton New Jersey on July 24. She later asked to be locked up, saying taunts about the fine frightened her into fearing she might harm someone. A policeman escorted her home to quiet the neighborhood.
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Newon Street
Bunker Hill Monument
J. P. Mackay
Harry W. Lamb
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Florence
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Canada
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Scallop and Oyster Dishes with Tartare Sauce Recipe
A collection of kitchen notes detailing scallop preparation with parboiling, breading, and pan sauteing or frying, plus a tartare sauce recipe built on mayonnaise with mustard sugar salt cayenne and vinegar, then folded with capers pickles olives parsley shallot and tarragon. Also includes serving suggestions and two other recipes for oysters and rhubarb raisin bake by listed authors.
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Nellie E. Zackular
Revere Street
Revere
Delicacy of Pig’s Feet Prepared in Various Ways
A historic recipe lists methods to prepare pig feet including fried, batter fried, forcemeat stuffed, and jelly pickled styles. Steps cover washing, soaking, tying in cheesecloth, simmering for hours, and finishing with lemon garnish or parsley. Recipe attributed to Mrs. Thomas Davison of 456 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Advice to a Young Man on Love and Fairness
A letter from A FAIR DEAL asks whether to try winning a woman from another man. The writer argues for fairness and respect for the other man, suggesting letting the relationship end gracefully if the girl is no longer with him. He urges courtesy and philosophical handling of the situation.
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