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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
11
A vivid celestial display was seen after twilight as a slim young moon neared Venus, both bright in a clear western sky. Venus outshone the moon while the earthshine delineated the lunar dark side, and the planet approaches perihelion, growing brighter in coming weeks.
Marshall P Wilder once worked as a stenographer and has Pinckney as a middle name. Lyman J Gage never recovered from bicycle fever of the mid 1890s. Will Irwin is the pen name of William Henry Irwin born in Oneida New York. Amy Leslie was a prima donna in opera bouffe before 1889 using her maiden name Lillie West. Laura Jean Libbey was her maiden name and she married Van Mater Stillwell in 1898. William Loeb Jr began public service as a stenographer in the New York Assembly in 1888.
In Boston area churches an oratorio choir of five solo voices conducted by William Lester Bates will perform Gounod s Messe Solennelle Saint Cecilia mass at Union Congregational Church next Sunday evening. The Jamaica Plain Unitarian Women s Alliance hosts a garden sale at the parish house Eliot Street with luncheon 12 to 2 and tea 3 to 6. Rev George W Owen named new pastor of Hyde Park First Congregational Church. Clergy participants noted.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach gas. It claims one dose relieves dyspepsia within five minutes, ending belching, heartburn, and stomach discomfort, with a 50 cent price at drugstores. It urges immediate use for total relief and better digestion.
Instructions for cooking half tomato sauce with milk butter and cornstarch followed by kidney bean puree, then a recipe for pickled pig head prepared with head boiled in water then brined with salt and water for three weeks. Includes attributions to Mrs J S Specht Jr and Mabel A Sanford and notes on Scandinavian Christmas serving.
A reader asks whether to refuse a victual at a social function. The columnist advises you may decline any item you dislike and should not be pressed to partake, especially if an intoxicating drink is offered. Courage to refuse marks you as a leader.
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