Chamber publishes Port of Boston handbook for shippers
The Chamber of Commerce issues a new Port of Boston handbook designed for importers exporters and other business men. The compact 265 page volume provides valuable information not previously available in a single publication.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Handbook
Port of
Boston
Boston Chamber Publishes Foreign Trade Handbook for New England Businessmen
The Boston Chamber of Commerce committee on foreign trade directs a forthcoming handbook on shipping facilities customs rules and weights and measures to aid New England businessmen. A revised edition may appear in 1914 if demand warrants, with corrections and additions based on reader input.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee On Foreign Trade
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Board of United States General
United States
Boston Custom House
Naval
Custom House
Boston
James A. McKibben
Chamber
Panama Canal
New England
Committee On Foreign Trade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
United States Treasury Department
Boston Customs
Committee On Maritime Affairs
Dog Saves Girl From Train Tracks Again
In Cadillac Michigan on June 29 a hunting dog named Barney twice saved Violet Haveman a 3 year old by grabbing her in his teeth and pulling her to safety just feet from an oncoming train at the G R I railroad back of the family home.
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Cadillac
Mich
Barney
Violet Haveman
Haveman
Burleson Post Office Appointments Reach 7530
Washington June 29 A report shows Postmaster-General Burleson has appointed 7530 postmasters of all grades in four months nearly all appointees being Democrats. This equals 162 per day or about 4880 per month in 1882 terms.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Burleson
Resinol Soap Improves Skin and Hair Health
Resinol Soap claims to improve skin and hair by using a gentler formula than ordinary soaps. It asserts the soap prevents redness roughness pimples dandruff and chafing while maintaining hair lustre. Sold by druggists with trial free from Resinol department 1 A Baltimore Md.
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All
Dept. 1-A
Resinol
Baltimore
Browning Barrett Courtship: Love Letters From 1845
The letters reveal Robert Browning’s ardent courtship of Elizabeth Barrett Barrett, starting on December 2 1845 and continuing with intimate promises. The pair, despite her father’s opposition, wed in 1846 and the romance is celebrated as a landmark literary union.
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Robert Browning
Elizabeth Barrett
Browning
Elizabeth
Unhappy wife seeks counsel on love and separation
A wife with a four year marriage and a son asks whether to invite her estranged husband back. He loves another and seeks a divorce after a possible reconciliation. The adviser urges freeing herself, ensuring support for the child, and shutting the door to him to preserve health and future happiness.
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Miss Champagne
Retired Railroad Veteran Earns Pension After 51 Years
Samuel O. Lunt, a veteran of the Boston and Maine system and former Eastern Railroad station agent, will be placed on the pension list after forty nine years of service. He began in April 1862 and has spent the past 30 years running a passenger train between Boston and Portland on the Portsmouth division.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Samuel O. Lunt
Boston & Maine Railroad
Old Eastern Railroad
Boston
Portland
Breaded Scallops and Citrus Pie Delights in Home Menu
The excerpt shares a scallop frying recipe by Mrs Marie L Flinn from St Johnsbury and a lemon pie filling by Mrs M A Cummings from Wakefield. It lists ingredients and steps for scallops fried in hot fat with tartare sauce, followed by a lemon custard pie with toasted meringue. Also included is a molasses ginger cookie style batter by Mrs P S Flint of Silver Lake.
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Marie L. Flinn
St. Johnsbury
M. A. Cummings
Crescent Street
Wakefield
P. S. Flint
Silver Lake
Inquest Planned Into Harvard Student Tennant Death
Judge Burke of the Municipal Court will open an inquest Thursday into the death of Lucien D Tennant a Harvard student who lived at 8 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge and was found dead Tuesday morning April 22 behind a West Boston bridge tower with a bullet wound to the head He hailed from Terre Haute Indiana
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Municipal Court
Lucien D. Tennant
Harvard
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Terre Haute
Indiana
Tennant
West Boston Bridge
Low Fares to Colorado All Summer
An advertisement extols affordable Colorado travel with weekly fares from $7 to $10 and easy rail connections via Rock Island Lines. It promotes the Rocky Mountain Limited from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo and the Colorado Flyer from St. Louis. The piece mentions “Little Journeys in Colorado” and “Under the Turquoise Sky” as reading, offered by S. L. Parrott, General New England Agent, 288 Washington St Boston.
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Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Flyer
St. Louis
Rock Island
S. L. Parrott
New England
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Ruths Roses Bring Summers Change and Meeting
Ruth, short on funds for a planned vacation, contemplates selling her roses. A Boston charity letter requests roses for the poor, inspiring her to donate them. Months later she meets Guy by a lakeside, discovering the donor she thanked is G H Bowen, the charity organizer, and begins a budding romance.
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Boston
G. H. Bowen
Uncle Joe’s
Tincle Joe’s
Florence
Hal
Joe
Uncle Joe
Mr. Bowen
Guy
Battle near Camp Ground claims many lives
This report describes a chaotic scene at the old Camp Ground where gunfire and chaos leave many dead or dying, others in tears as rescuers work amid casualties and smoke.
Labor Sunday Observance Proposed by Federal Council Churches
The Federal Council Commission of Church and Social Service calls for Labor Sunday observance on Aug 31 with reflections on present day tendencies in the labor movement. Pastors may recognize on Sept 1 or 8. Also notes summer church activities, itinerant ministers, and summer preaching schedules in multiple churches including Pilgrim Congregational Upham’s Corner and Nanant Church.
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Federal Council Commission of Church and Social Service
Stoughton Street
Baker Memorial
Pilgrim Congregational
Upham’s Corner
Cambridge
Europe
E. M. Paddock
St. James Episcopal Church
Richard Wright
J. L. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Pilgrim Church
Alexander Mann
Boston
Samuel R. Maxwell
Greenfield
William Austin Smith
Springfield
George A. Gordon
Edwin H. van Etten
Samuel S. Drury
Concorn
N. H
Samuel A. Eliot
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Marion
Davies
Mauretania
Lucerne
Thomas If’. Davies
Milton
Mass
I. A. Gilmore
Madison
Wis
W. F. Greenman
Milwaukee
H. H. Schumaker
Iowa City
Oscar B. Hawes
Germantown
Penn
Alfred R. Hussey
Baltimore
Henry W. Foote
Care of Pets in Hot Days in Boston Era Advice
Letter to the editor offering guidance for animal care in heat. Advises removing poke bonnet hats at sundown, using two story canopies, wet head sponges, protection for mane and tail, fly nets, light oil mixtures, moderate drinks for horses, avoid high rein, promote airflow at night, sunstroke treatment with ammonia spirits and water, keep dogs hydrated and shaded, avoid rabies misbelief, avoid tying dogs, clip long coats, oppose abandonment of cats under Massachusetts law, contact Animal Rescue League at 61 Carver street Boston, and ensure birds have water and airflow.
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Massachusetts
The
Animal Rescue League
Carver Street
Boston
Public fountain should aid small animals says Dorchester
A letter from C M H Dorchester dated June 29 urges keeping a water basin in every public fountain and suggests placing a jar with fresh water near doors for birds and small creatures. The note emphasizes humane care for wandering animals as a common custom in some countries.
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C. M. H. Dorchester
Official changes coming on B M Salem station agent names
Boston and Maine railroad employees will soon receive notices of changes. A M Gosselin of Salem will succeed John Humewell as station agent at Haverhill. W S Goodwin, freight agent at Minot Street, becomes general agent at Salem. W T Doherty, ...
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M. Salem
The
Boston & Maine Railroad
A. M. Gosselin
Salem
John Humewell
Haverhil
Goodwin
Minot Street
W. T. Doherty
Maine Forest Fire Controlled After 12 Miles Burned
A forest fire started on land owned by Governor William T. Haines in Dimick and burned 12 miles of timber land along Hale stream destroying a large quantity of sawn lumber. Two lumber camps were wiped out while 250 guards protected the district to prevent a new outbreak.
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Bingham
Hale Stream
William T. Haines
Dimick
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