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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

9

Bermuda Boats Fear the Gulf Race Starts From Marblehead

The Marblehead yachts Dervish Esperanza Zarah Marchioness Venona Edith Anna compete in a 675 nautical mile race to Bermuda. Start 11 o'clock off Marblehead Rock with class based allowances and detailed crew and equipment rules.

Marblehead Rock Marblehead Dervish Henry A. Morss Corinthian Yacht Club Clinton H. Crane New York Lawley Boston Esperanza Ingomar J. Dalzell Venona E. G. Bliss Eastern V. C A. Cary Smith R. Jacob City Island Edith Anna Thomas Henderson Yachtmen’s Club Philadelphia T. D. Bowes, Jr S. P. Crammer Atlantic City Bermuda Commodore Morss Cape Cod Highland Light Nantucket Shoals Nantucket Marchioness Sesesestes

Domestic Science School Graduates Big Class of Model Housekeepers

Nearly fifty young women graduated from the Domestic Science School connected with the Boston YWCA at 62 Berkeley Street. The ceremony featured diplomas and instruments, with readings and a prayer, as classmates from far and near prepared to manage cooking, laundering, and household duties.

Domestic Science School Boston Young Women’s Christian Association Berkeley Street Association A. Z. Conrad Park Street Arabella Howe Carolyn Alman Colby Edna F. Simmons Florence Martha Colby Anne L. Mason Eva van Wagener

Cambridge Latin Schoolboys Win First Preliminary Heat on Charles River

Boston daily reports a wind swept Charles River regatta with Cambridge Latin Schoolboys taking an easy first heat victory as Volkmann and Roxbury Latin trailed. Dorchester High and other crews raced for finals to be held Thursday with Brookline and Nobles also advancing.

Cambridge Latin Charles River Boston Harvard Cambridge Volkmann Roxbury Latin Dorchester High Dorchester Stone and Brookline English High Stone Nobles Nichols Slocum Dr. Blake Mr. Nichols George Browne Mr. Billings Stratton Goodale Barke Coleman Bow Boynton Lee Cutler Turner Adams Bow Kimball Roxbury Hill Connolly Meade Crombie Bow Rollins Kidder Fletcher Hodgkins Rand Bow Brawley Newton Weston R. Weston Rannet Bow Evarts Brookline High Robart Kellogg Daniels Bow Faxon Haskell Keays Broughton Howe Bow Farnsworth Roche Hall Tiffte Gavin Bow Boyd The Charles

Do You Do Your Own Work Advertisement

A compact old advertisement extols a multipurpose hard white soap promising time and money savings. It claims superior cleaning for clothes with cold or lukewarm water and broad kitchen uses beyond laundry, including floors walls and cookware. The copy emphasizes performance with half the effort and faster results.

Dear ANXIOUS Advises on Engaging a Sickly Lover

A letter from ANXIOUS asks whether to marry a tall sickly man after three years of courtship. Mildred Champagne suggests telling the suitor to see a doctor and disclose health truths to reassure the girl’s parents, while noting the value of actions over appearances and warning against ungrounded fears.

Miss Soampagnet

May Banner Month for National Cash Registers

Dayton Ohio June 2 In May the National Cash Register Company shipped more cash registers than in any prior month. The surge followed price reductions from improved machinery and new advertising and selling methods led by president and general manager John H Patterson.

Dayton, O National Cash Register Company John H. Patterson

Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co Opens New Eight-Story Store

Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co. relocates from 163 and 165 Washington to an eight story fireproof building on Boston’s corner of Cornhill and Washington. The new facility houses hardware and sporting goods from floors for camping, fishing, boating to rifles and firearms with a fourth floor to showcase forest and field outdoor setups.

Iver Johnson Sporting Goods CO Washington Street Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Company Boston Cornhill Fitchburg Worcester Boylston Street Summer John P. Lovell Arms Company Iver Johnson Company Dock Square Adams Square Sporting Goods

Donlin and McGann Involved in On-Base Scuffle

Dan accused Donlin of trying to knock the ball from his hands and appealed to Umpire O Day. Donlin shouted that he must be watched constantly as the push fight resumed. The exchange showed little cordiality between the players.

Donlin McGann Mike Dan O'Day

Yale crews leave today for Harvard regatta training

Yale announces a three week training trip to Gales Ferry for both varsity and freshman rowing squads. The varsity eight is picked with Griswold as stroke and Ide as captain, joined by Howe Dunkle Hunt Rice Reyton Auchincloss and Cass, plus two four oared crews and a freshmen group listed with names. Shells and launch shipped today as quarters open.

New Haven Conn Yale Ide Gales Ferry New London Harvard Varsity Griswold Howe Dunkle Hunt Rice Reyton Bow Auchincloss Cox Cass Robbins Miller Godley Townsend Rand Wallis Congdon Glenny Woodell Buist Livingston Goodrich Tryde Baker Patterson Thorne Davis Holloeway Jeffries van Blarcon Colburn Carepenter Bogne

Williams Defeats Princeton 7 to 2 in N J Tilt

Princeton fell to Williams 7 to 2 at Princeton. Williams scored seven runs after Wilson started for Princeton and Clarke and Templeton starred on the mound. The final line shows Williams 7 runs 4 hits 0 errors, Princeton 2 runs 8 hits 3 errors.

Princeton N. J Williams Wilson Clarke Templeton R.H.E. Williams Templeton andLambric Clark Dawson

Harvard and Brown in Second Game of Series Today

Harvard and Brown meet in the second baseball game of the series at Soldiers Field this afternoon. Last Saturday Providence defeated Harvard 3 to 1. Hicks will start, Hartford to relieve later. Harvard’s form has not improved, and a loss seems likely unless the Crimson offense improves backing Hartford. Start time is 4 o'clock.

Gulf Stream Bermuda St. David's Head Harvard BROWN Soldiers Field Providence Hicks Nourse Hartford Crimson

Hanan Shoe Company Opens New Washington Street Store

Yesterday marked the opening of the Hanan Shoe Company in a new location at 381 Washington Street. The move from Summer Street places the shop in the heart of the shopping district with Flemish oak decor and mahogany window panels. Burke Rivers, formerly with Emerson Shoe Company for 12 years, now manages the store, aided by experienced sales staff.

Hanan Shoe Company Washington Street Summer Street Burke Rivers Emerson Shoe Company

Maple Flake cereal claims quality through extended processing

A producer argues their Maple Flake cereal costs 15 cents due to 96 hour wheat processing to digest starch fully. They contrast with cheaper wheat and corn, rejecting broken flakes and cheaper processes, and tout Vermont maple syrup flavor to entice children.

Vermont

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