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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
9
A compact collection of vintage home recipes with notes from readers including Mrs L C McCracken Natick Mrs H B Crosby East Boston Mrs I A Goodspeed Beverly and more. Dishes include a Fig Pie Ginger Sherbet Roll Wine Jumbles Corn Fritters Orange Fritters and Winter Chili Sauce with practical steps and pantry tips.
Washington march 3. Women’s suffrage advocates pressed their case in Congress with hearings in the Senate committee on woman’s suffrage led by Senator Clay and in the House judiciary committee led by Chairman Jenkins. Speakers included Mrs Belva Lockwood and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, with remarks from Senator Owen endorsing the cause.
New York March 3 Miss Cornelia Harriman second daughter of Mr and Mrs KE Harriman wed Robert Livingstone Gerry son of Commodore Elbridge Gerry of New York at Grace Episcopal Church. The ceremony drew a large social crowd and traffic disruptions as guests arrived. The bridal party included Mary Harriman as maid of honor and Ruth Averill Marion Clark Margaret Dix Elsie Howland Anita Peabody as bridesmaids. A breakfast followed at 874 Fifth Avenue. The union links two prominent American families with no foreign intermarriages in over a century. Gerry is a Harvard man and a descendant of Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts.
Miss Betty Maulsby McLean daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald McLean married Lieutenant William A Callan of the Twelfth Cavalry at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Bishop Henry C Potter led the ceremony with clergy from Baltimore and mentions gifts from the Daughters of the American Revolution and the bride’s bouquet from Mrs Theodore Roosevelt.
A South Boston couple, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burns, mark fifty years of marriage with a gathering at 153 Dorchester Street tonight. They wed in Granville Nova Scotia fifty years ago and moved to South Boston 22 years ago. Their son John lives at 55 Telegraph Street and daughter Pertinia remains at the Dorchester home with four grandchildren and other relatives visiting from Nova Scotia.
The piece speaks of a profound emotional bond across oceans and time. It contemplates enduring love beyond life and death, urging the beloved to speak through the spirit while fearing parting across river and beyond. The speaker envisions meeting in a higher, changeless light beyond mortal existence.
A speaker urges informing the father plainly and promptly about particulars. The aim is to gain his friendship and support, presenting the desire to aid one of the most costly family members as the sole repayment.
A 21 year old South Boston factory worker asks Miss Champagne how to approach a female colleague. The adviser suggests getting a coworker to introduce him to her and predicts she will respond positively if she is indeed friendly.
In a sales pitch the Maps Flake process boasts 96 hours for wheat preparation to make starch fully soluble and digestible. It touts Vermont maple syrup flavor as a lure while arguing higher cost reflects quality and digestion efficiency. The speaker warns buyers to compare total cost beyond initial price.
Louise Chandler Moulton, American poet and writer, is seriously ill at her London home 28 Rutland Square. Chronic indigestion and rheumatism confine her to her room under two physicians care as age advances. Born in Pomfret Connecticut about 71 years ago, she published In the Garden of Dreams in 1876 during her first overseas sojourn.
Haverhill March 3 Ada C Quinney charged with polygamy and her third husband William James Stapleton McGrath arrested with her were bound over to the Superior Court by Judge Fuller in the District Court today Bail set at 500 each
William J. Bryan arrived in Lincoln and will stay at his home until March 16 except for a trip to Omaha for the Democratic convention on March 5. He is suffering from a severe cold but says he feels much better.
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