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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
2
Miss S Agnes Denhan lectured on How to Buy Vegetables yesterday at the Garland School of Homemaking at 19 Chestnut Street. Some advice surprised her audience.
The text advocates buying dirty vegetables, buying in bulk as needed, and selecting sound but not overripe produce. It lists vegetables to seek and avoid, including Jerusalem artichokes, Japanese crosses, Swiss chard, kale, endive, fennel, and Brussels sprouts, noting storage tips and seasonal buying cadence.
Testimony wrapped in the trial of Glen F. Farmer Samuel Rosenfield and Samuel Powers alias J F Clarke on larceny and conspiracy concluded yesterday. Witnesses described bindings costs and expertise for deluxe editions with figures from 6 to 20 dollars and bindings by various binders and publishers in Boston New York and Philadelphia.
Senator Thomas of Colorado, chair of the Senate committee on Woman Suffrage, said the committee will take up the Pristow and Shafroth resolutions soon after their introduction following the defeat of a constitutional amendment proposal. Suffrage leaders sought a hearing, but Thomas indicated it would not be necessary as the committee is thoroughly informed.
Rector Mer M. J. Splaine of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross says a non Catholic mission will open next Sunday evening conducted by Rev Father Paulinus Co P of the Passionist Monastery West Hoboken. He lists the weekly topics and dates from March 29 to April 6, with services at 8 PM and subjects on religion, the Church, and sacraments.
Officials in Washington expect no substantial shift in Japan’s external relations or in negotiations with the United States over Japanese land ownership. The cabinet resignation, caused by disagreement between houses of parliament on naval estimates, is not seen as altering policy.
Mrs Georgianna Spaulding was found not guilty by the East Bridge Superior Criminal Court after a weeklong trial. The defendant faced charges of murdering Ralph White, 27, of 22 School Street, Aridge, in December.
Six prisoners in the Cambridge Municipal Court watched Frank Lundgren of 272 Webster Avenue Cambridge rise a phial to his lips and sink unconscious. An emetic revived him. he said he ingested cyanide of potassium. He will recover. Lundgren faced a charge of assaulting his 11 year old wife Ellen after choking her into defenselessness during a quarrel at home.
Alfred W. Gray of Somerville is held for the grand jury in 500 dollars, accused by Miss Florence Cole of Everett of felonious assault at 21 Prospect street Somerville and 175 Bradford street Everett.
Promote Ariel Vacuum Cleaners promising a free overnight demonstrator in homes. Prospective buyers are invited to call Fort Hill 3762 or visit the Home of Ariel at 71 Federal Street to request a two day trial, highlighting savings on cleaning costs.
The New England Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its 74th annual session in Willimantic Connecticut with Rev. Dr. Joseph B. Hingley of Chicago urging a $500000 increase to aid retired ministers and families. Dr. Clemens of Des Moines voiced similar concerns as the four-day meeting began.
Fanny Crosby the blind hymn writer marked her ninety fourth birthday in Bridgeport today. She told visitors she felt as healthy and young as at twenty four and received telegrams and gifts from across the country.
Poslam Soap improves and beautifies the skin and hair, preventing roughness and eruptions while purifying the scalp. The medicated toilet and bath soap soothes tender skin and keeps complexions clear, with safeness for babies and widespread druggist availability.
Philadelphia March 24 police grafted the Schuylkill River bottom to locate Warren McCarrick a seven year old missing boy suspected drowned after vanishing from his home nearly two weeks ago. Four men arrested in New Jersey on suspicion of knowing the boy’s whereabouts were released today.
A 50 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin guarantees digestion of any meal and prevents fermentation and gas. The ad claims relief from indigestion in five minutes and asserts the product removes impurities and stomach discomfort. It touts no belching, dizziness, or fullness after meals.
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