Prophet of reciprocity cited by Governor Foss in court
In a court moment an alien applicant for naturalization attributed lawmaking to Governor Eugene N. Foss. Locals observed a parade of about 20 conductors in regalia near City Hall and a school prep at Cheverus Parochial in Maiden with students aiding setup. A Boston gossip note mentions a statue’s color change at State House Park.
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Eugene N. Foss
Aldrich
United States Circuit Court
Foss
City Hall Avenue
School Street
Tremont Street
L’s
Bb & I
General P. Banks
State House Park
Waltham
Cheverus Parochial School
Maiden
Sisters of Providence
Genius Against Hunger Wins City Prize for Dan Carlton
Dan Carlton, a penniless aspiring writer with a shabby coat and hopeful heart, mails a manuscript for a contest and wins first prize for a simple tale drawn from his own struggle with hunger and the artistic life. The victory comes after weeks of hardship and rejection as editors scorn his appearance.
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Dan Carlton
Dan
Daniel Carlton
Advice to an 18 year old on choosing a future husband
A young woman asks Dear Miss Champagne which of two suitors to marry. She is 18, loves a 25 year old with a good position, while her parents favor the wealthier first suitor. The columnist urges she make her own choice when she is more mature and free to decide.
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Walt Mason
Miss Hanlon
Thomas F. Walsh
Mary T. Hanlon
St. Mark’s Church
Dorchester
John A. Yaly
Florence I
Moses
John
J. Walsh
Thomas H. Hanlon
Florida Street
Walsh
Public Grounds Department
South Station
New York
Bermuda
Miss Champagne
Advice on a young man’s attention and maintaining calm
A reader asks how to handle a 20 year old suitor who favors other girls in public. The advisor urges patience, suggests turning attention to others, and advises avoiding jealousy, noting youths seek constant consistency and that being agreeable is common.
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Miss Champagne
M. A. Oi
Record Books Required for Express Liquor Transport
The Commonwealth won against Joseph Fostello after the Supreme Court affirmed a $50 fine for transporting intoxicating liquors to no license towns without the mandatory record book. Fostello, stopped by police, failed to carry the book listing consignees before arrival.
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Fostello
Tripe Prepared with Butter Onion Parsley and Vinegar
Lyonnaise style tripe is boiled until tender then drained. It is returned to the pot with browned butter, fried onion, minced parsley, vinegar, salt and pepper. Cook ten minutes and serve on toasted bread. Report from Mrs. F. B. Flinn of St. Johnsbury Vermont.
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F. B. Flinn
Lafayette Street
St. Johnsbury
Clams in Milk Cream Sauce Recipe Steps
The fragment outlines a clam dish with milk cream sauce and spices. It lists ingredients including clams, milk, cream, butter, flour, onion, mace, parsley, salt, and pepper. It describes rinsing clams, reserving liquor, chopping and cooking clams, straining, and making a butter flour roux before adding hot liquor and milk.
Clam Bisque Recipe From Grace M. Maguire
A recipe instruction describes scalding cream in a double boiler with onion and mace, straining, whisking hot milk into thickened liquor, adding chopped clam meat and minced parsley, pepper and salt, cooking ten minutes before serving. Grace M. Maguire, 43 Hancock Street, Boston.
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Grace M. Maguire
Hancock Street
Boston
German Baked Apples Method From Roxbury Cook
A recipe instructs to use 12 large apples peeled cored and soaked currants, then fill each with currants and sugar, bake slowly for an hour and serve with whipped cream. MISS ESSIH HURLEY 116 Minden street Roxbury.
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Essih Hurley
Minden Street
Roxbury
Creamed Apple Custard Pie Recipe by Mrs Murphy
Creamed apple custard prepared by slicing apples to half fill a buttered dish and baking with a milk sugar egg and cornstarch custard. Cook in double boiler, add egg yolks, scatter sugar and nutmeg on apples, bake until done, top with beaten egg whites to brown. Chester.
Haynes Auto Factory Destroyed by Fire in Indiana
Fire destroyed the Haynes Auto Company factory in Kokomo Indiana causing an estimated loss of 790000 dollars. It is believed two workers perished in the blaze and explosion in the engine room late today.
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Kokomo
Ind
Haynes Auto Company
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