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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

13

Observant Citizen notes and local happenings in Malden Dorchester

Mayor George L. Farrell celebrates a quiet 46th birthday. Horace Winslow Warren retires from Henry L. Pierce school after decades of service. A Windsor England clipping marks a birthplace tablet for our Ancients commander. Inspector Jordan prosecutes bogus cream and substandard milk. fines around 250 dollars.

George L. Farrell Malden Dorchester Horace Winslow Warren Henry L. Pierce Mr. Warrén Windsor England James O. Jordan The Board of Health Bolster Somerville City

Principal Plummer Offered Fall River Post

Chelsea’s Fred erick W. Plummer may leave as principal of his High School to take the principalship at Durfee High School in Fall River. He returned from a visit to the spindle city and praised the reception by Fall River officials, noting the job brings greater responsibility and a higher salary.

Chelsea Frederick W. Plummer B. M. GC Durfee High School Fall River

Broken Dreams Uncle Walt Sums Up Feared Presidential Run

In verse attributed to Walt Mason, a once-ambitious youth laments political ascent. He imagines opponents exposing past misdeeds from chicken roasts to stolen eggs, a hardened record that would doom any White House bid.

White House Taft Walt Mason

Peas From a Home Garden In Cold March Planting

On March 17 amid cold and snow I planted peas. Despite snow and frost since, by June 16 I had enough peas for dinner, claiming the first from a home garden at Walthamite. Judge Murray of the municipal court recalled boyhood Latin responses for a Mass at St Marys of the Sea Nantasket, and rose to the occasion.

Murray Municipal Court St. Mary’s of the Sea Nantasket

Green dress returns to Common trees after fertilizer boost

Photographer J E Purdy notes top branches of Common trees turning green after a new under soil fertilizer. Superintendent John J Ryan of Suffolk School for Boys on Rainsford Island showcases a footwear collection from a hundred years ago, including peg-soled boots. Lucius Tuttle, ex president of Boston and Maine, enjoys a robust automobile ride despite a recent operation.

J. E. Purdy Mr. Purdy John J. Ryan Suffolk School For Boys Rainsford Island New England Lucius Tuttle Boston & Maine R. R. Company Mr. Tuttle

Warden and sailors aid tales mix with almanac notes

An Ottawa letter recalls Warden C. B. Bridges en route to Belgrade Lakes for a fishing trip and Captain Thurlow describing near Isles of Shoals two 200 foot water spouts. The column also reports on the longest day lore, a Presbyterian convener choice, Judge Holmes’ Boston visit, Elks life membership for James McCarthy, and cannon provenance at Fort William and Mary.

Maine C. B. Bridges Charlestown State Prison Belgrade Lakes New England Thurlow Newburyport Beatrice C Isles of Shoals Bay State Captain Thurlow James F. McCarthy Supreme Judicial Court Boston Protective Order of Elks McCarthy Pelletier

First Open War Act Mentioned In English Conflict

The text notes an act considered the first open war act against England. It discusses a cannon not captured then but on a later visit and references the Sullivan at the Battle of Brooklyn with Washington. It argues the gun should be returned to the old fort origin of the patriots.

Robert Keayne BARRE England Sullivan Brooklyn Washington Old Fort

Fashions of the season in gloves hats and gowns

White gloves remain proper while tans and taupes grow in form. Bright colored taffeta scarfs capes and short wraps pair with lingerie dresses. Rose Chantilly veils enhance complexions. Beige straw hats for girls feature puffed flowered crowns. Petticoats in silk crepe de chine pongee china silk and soft taft have pleated flounces. Pumps short vamp shoes showcase silk stockings. Black satin evening slippers feature jeweled or gold and silver heels.

Knabe Murder Case Reopened by Grand Jury

Indianapolis June 19 Acting on a private detective statement the county grand jury reopened the Knabe murder inquiry. Dr Helene Knabe was found dead in her apartment October 24 1911 with throat cut authorities had ruled suicide but coroner called it murder. The local council of women hired Harry C Webster who provided evidence. he refused to discuss details.

Indianapolis Harry C. Webster Council of Women Helene Knabe Knabe Dr. Knabe Webster

When Babylon Did Not Fall The Trents Reconcile At Centre

The Trents two childless years strain their marriage after a fever tragedy. A silent rift grows until they separate. A charity ride with orphans prompts reflection. In sunset light the couple forgives and vows to keep Jacky and Beth. Babylon did not fall for the Trents or the children.

Jacky Beth Babylon Nat Rachel Nathan Rache

Fragmented Verse on Desire and Absence

A brief, lyrical excerpt contrasts longing and distance with sensory longing. It imagines giving all for a sense of a beloved, touching and tasting them, then losing them as wings flutter away and feet tread paths by chance.

Scalded Woman Dies After Milk Can Explosion

Mrs. Annie Kanuska, 21, of 75 Gore Street, East Cambridge, is dying at Cambridge Relief Hospital from severe scalds after a milk can exploded while she boiled water yesterday noon. The stopper blew out, scalding her face, arms and chest.

Annie Kanuska Gore Street East Cambridge Cambridge Relief Hospital

Kidney Skewers with Parsley Butter and Walnut Treats

Cut kidneys in half and skewer with butter, seasoning. Broil six minutes total then fry buttered bread rounds. Parsley butter balls baked on bread. Includes two credited contributions from Mrs F Durant Fall River and Mrs D C Sherwin Woodstock Vermont with butter chocolate walnut mix.

D. C. Sherwin Woodstock

Spurmax Lotion and Canthrax Hair Care Ad

Advertisement touts spurmax lotion to prevent tanning and freckles with daily application and a DIY preparation method using hazel or hot water and glycerine. It claims the lotion leaves skin smooth and non sweaty. Also promotes canthrax mixed with hot water as a shampoo restoring hair shine and scalp health.

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