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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
7
Heavy Fancy Veal legs and loins priced at 16c per pound ex discount. Forequarters 12c per pound our price. Cornfed Prime Beef roast cuts 20c per pound regular 18c second cuts listed. Rump to roast 16c per pound our price. Fresh Finnan Haddies 6c per pound sale. Fresh Eastern Halibut, 18c per pound. Fancy Bloaters 20c per pound sale.
Olga Nethersole told the Boston Professional Women's Club that crime stems from poor health and urged children to study physiology, outdoor sports, and health laws. She praised medical workers and concluded with a kiss to Mrs. Cahill. About 250 attended with guests and club members including Maude Adams and Rose Stahl.
Aurin F. Hill, superintendent and school building expert, warns that 80 to 90 old style fire tube boilers lie under Boston schools risking explosions and loss of life like the Brockton disaster. He cites English High and Roxbury and South Boston high schools as examples and urges expert examination. Dr. James McDonald echoes the gravity of the boiler issue.
In Lawrence March 20 a breach of promise suit pits Miss Mary A Pillsbury against John L J Coolidge. Lawyer for the plaintiff says she sought marriage and care, not money, while the defense argues she acted rashly and questions Coolidge wealth. Testimony covers flowers, house repairs, savings books and life insurance.
A reader row from the Best Recipes column presents a salmon stuffed eggs dish with salmon salad and mayonnaise, plus a ham boiling method and a butter cheese oyster dish, attributed to Miss Mattie Flynn Beverly Mrs H A Farrington Newburyport and Mrs George B Blake Brockton with home style instructions.
Mrs. Roosevelt will travel from New York to Vicksburg Miss and down the Mississippi aboard the Mayflower to New Orleans. The party includes Mrs. Longworth and Mrs. Cowles with several others. The holiday lasts about a fortnight and ends with a rail return from New Orleans.
A jealous pet cat mauled Mrs. A. Kessel inside her 40 East 132nd Street apartment while she fondled her one-year-old, leaving her in serious condition. The mother fought the cat off and threw it from a window. the child was threatened but unharmed. Separately, Hon. John BR. Murphy will address the Knights and Ladies of St. Rose at 17 Worcester Street tomorrow at 4 PM on Government of Cities.
Episcopal and Catholic clergy conduct services and lectures across Boston area churches. Notable items include Rev. C F Dole leading Palm Sunday service at Emmanuel Church, Rev. W S Woodbridge returning from a national missionary meeting, and Rev. H G Spaulding addressing the Brookline Morning Club on Italian art.
Olivia Penn, a stubborn Boston woman, hides a stranger in her yard after he pretends to seek shelter. He fakes illness to stay, bonds with her over gardening, then confesses he came to win her, revealing he is the man she once loved. She agrees to let him stay.
In a reader Q A, Mildred Champagne advises Elizabeth on romance and phone calling etiquette. The columnist suggests it is proper to ask the young man to call, noting daily calls show interest but reserve is good.
Miss May Davenport Seymour eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour once stage manager of the Boston Museum married Stanley Eckert nephew of General Thomas Eckert president of the Western Union Telegraph Company The future bride has performed with Charles Frohmans companies under the stage name Davenport Seymour.
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