Delicate Brown Squash Fry and Dessert Recipes
A collection of home recipes includes egg dipped summer squash fried in butter and lard, a bread and raisin pudding variation, a rich milk custard with candied fruits and optional rum, and a berry parfait using gelatine and whipped whites. Recipes credited to Mrs Bennett Norwood Mrs Mackinnon Melrose Highlands and Miss Dora Leonard Raynham.
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Susan R. Bennett
Arlington Road
Woburn
Mrs. B. Mackinnon
Cross Street
Norwood
L. B. Scott
Melrose Highlands
Dora Leonard
Mutilated remains found near Lake St John in Quebec hunt
Montreal dispatch reports three men lost in northern Quebec with two partially recovered remains. A guide August Lemieux was found mutilated near the Height of Land district, with organs removed. A third man’s body, likely Joseph Gussett or Bernard, was discovered later in a shed. The police have given up search for the missing man.
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Montreal
Que
Quebec
Joseph Gussett
Mr. Bernard
Paris
France
Lake St. John
August Lemieux
Joseph Kurtness
Land District
A. Lemieux
McKenzie Trading Company
Hudson Bay
Civilization
Lemieux
Ville Maris
Gussett
Bernard
Stark's Fever Awakens a Town Hero
Stark tends Billy Rudd as a deadly fever spreads and earns wary ranchers’ respect. A secret romance with Billy’s sister deepens as Stark admits he acted for love and seeks forgiveness, revealing his true character.
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Billy Rudd
Stark
Quiet Night Proclaimed by Charlestown Commissioner
Commissioner O'Meara orders Charlestown residents to remain undisturbed on the night before the 17th and defines a reasonable hour as 4 AM. Firearm and horn use is allowed only between 4 AM and 12 midnight on the 17th, and street use of either is forbidden by law.
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O’meara
Charlestown
O'Meara
Dear Miss Champagne on Bashfulness and Self-Culture
A 19 year old asks how to overcome shyness in company. The advisor suggests losing self focus by self culture and knowledge, listening well, and engaging others to ease awkward pauses. It urges practice and confidence through being informed and attentive in conversations.
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Miss Champagne
Shy
New Japanese Brides Barred by Seattle Arrival Rules
More than 50 proxy brides aboard the Tango Maru reached Seattle with about 200 passengers. a dozen prospective grooms waited at the dock but were prevented from meeting them due to new immigration regulations restricting landing of Japanese.
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Seattle
Wash
New Massachusetts flag to fly over state houses
Governor Guild’s new flag design for Massachusetts will be displayed over all state institutions. The flag features on one side the Indian charter seal and on the reverse a pine tree symbolizing New England. The pine tree obscures the heraldry on the reverse side, a change Gov. Guild urged. The governor ordered unfurling above public buildings, including the State House, yesterday.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Guild
New England
Massachusetts
State House
THE
Commonwealth
Massachusett
Governor Guild
Dorchester Bride Weds Boston Newspaper Man in Quiet Ceremony
At Mrs. B N Gilmore’s Dorchester home Miss Bertha Winnifred Gilmore married Frederick E Nickels a well known Boston newspaper man. The groom plans a Maine trip and they will reside after July 4 at a new Dorchester home.
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B. N. Gilmore
Dorchester
Bertha Winnifred Gilmore
Frederick E. Nickels
Boston
London
England
Clara May Reeves
Brooklyn
N. Y
D. F. Hurley
Dead River
Maine
Commonwealth Motor and Driving Club
Single Hook Club
Nickels
Port Norfolk Street
Husband cites wife’s frills in support case
In Philadelphia on June 15 William Morgan faced court for alimony defaults. He testified he had supported his wife for 21 years, treating her to weekly carriage rides and an elevator in their home, yet objected to paying $35 for rats for her hair and $2.50 a pair for hose.
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Philadelphia
Penn
William Morgan
Morgan
Eleven year old Panting Patten in bank fraud case
Eleven year old Victor Patten from Elliott Indiana is accused by bank officials of forging checks totaling 35 dollars using the name Fred Reed. The amounts ranged from 3 to 6 dollars, but the boy is described as the town smart boy and prize Bible class scholar.
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Elliott
Victor Patten
Victor
Fred Reed
Red Dye Stains Girl After Surf at Ocean Bath
A girl in a bright red bathing suit drew a crowd on South Carolina avenue yesterday. The suit faded in the surf and the dye transferred to her, leaving her cheeks and skin a bright red like a boiled lobster as she hurried to the bathhouse.
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South Carolina Avenue
Four Tons of Live Rattlesnakes Shipped From Armstrong Farm
Four tons of live rattlesnakes valued at $10,000 were shipped from F. B. Armstrong’s snake farm near Brownsville to museums zoological gardens and circus performers in the North and East. The venom and fangs were removed before shipment.
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Austin
Tex
F. B. Armstrong
Brownsville
Young garden experts shine at Roxbury home yard
At 155 Ruggles Street in Roxbury the Neighborhood Home’s back yard gardening program showcases 150 seedling boxes cared for by 300 youths. An expert notes this year’s results surpass all prior efforts as the home nears transformation into a workshop school and instructor residence.
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Boston
Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Post
Corps of
South End
Fete at Col Everett Benton Estate Postponed
Outdoor fete planned at Colonel Everett Benton's Oakley Road estate for charity to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Waltham Hospital has been postponed. The dances could not be perfected in time. programme may be moved to the latter part of August.
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Colonel Everett
Benton
Oakley Road
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Waltham Hospital
Hatpin Jab for Sergeant Laffey
Mary Sheehan was sentenced to one month in the house of correction for attacking Sergeant Laffey with a hatpin. She was arrested for drunkenness on Beach Street and, as officers waited for a patrol wagon, she pulled the hatpin and aimed at Laffey's eye, narrowly avoided blindness. A small temple incision resulted.
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Laffey
Mary Sheehan
House of Correction
Beach Street
Jonathan Haselton Dies in Rome Leader of Major Copper Plant
Jonathan W. Haselton, 60, longtime president of the Rome Brass and Copper Company in Rome New York died last night. Born in Lawrence Massachusetts he rose to head one of the country’s largest copper plants reflecting a prominent industrial figure.
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Rome
N. Y
Jonathan
Haselton
Lawrence
Mass
Rome Brass and Copper Company
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Sunday Post
Raynham
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the Post
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Broad Street
Billy
Lans Gilbert
Rudd
Lans
Houghton & Dutton Co
Wm. B. Hant Co
Woodward Drug Co
Epstein’s Drug Co
Klein’s Pharmacy
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Adams House
Newton Upper Falls
Thos. W. White
Arthur Hudson Salem Price Drug Co
Wim. G. Webber Co
New York City
Mildred Champagne
IS Syange
Mrs
Fred E. Nickels
Banks
Columbia River
Zoe
Arlington
Iasceiia
Beacon Hill Coffee
Snider
van Camp
Nabisco
National Biscuit Co
Washburn-Crosbys
Jonathan Haselton
Harvard
Harlequin
Boston Ice Cream Company
King St
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Down Town
Back Bay
Boylston St
Reed Cases
Miller & Son
Atlantic Ave
Hasiane
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