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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
9
Delicacies such as lobster cutlets broiled live lobster lobster salad lobster a la Nenberg and broiled salmon mackerel black bass and halibut have fallen in price and are abundant this week A good Sunday meal option is broiled chicken which is also cheaper than in recent weeks indicating a broad drop in luxury and near luxury foods.
The piece notes apple pie and dumplings may vanish as the staple fruit declines. Faneuil Hall market prices show peck apple 75 cents and dozen fancy 75 cents, with beets 15 cents and asparagus 20 cents. other items mostly steady or slipping slightly.
New York May 8 Brad ley Martin died in England February 5 leaving a New York estate valued at 1 275 000 all in stocks and bonds and not subject to tax under inheritance laws Officials said the total estate including England assets would total at least 8 000 000.
Edward Davidson Coleman of New York, a Harvard junior, receives the $100 annual Schiff Prize from the Harvard Menorah Society. The fund, created by Jacob H. Schiff, honors the best essay on topics related to Jewish work and achievements.
William Johnson of Stuart Iowa describes how Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey restored his strength after illness. He served over four years in the Civil War and says he will take Duffy's as long as he lives, praising it as good medicine for old soldiers and elderly people.
A May 8 1913 meeting of the John Boyle O Reilly Club held at the Exchange Club remembered Dr Patrick J Timmins. Speakers praised his character intellect religious faith and generous humanity. Resolutions express sincere sorrow and pledge sympathy to his widow and family.
In Los Angeles on May 8, an order barred slit skirts in city schools. Miss Leone Parker and Miss Leonitas Parker were sent home from Polytechnic High School for wearing ankle‑slit skirts and told to change before reentering class.
A 35,000 barrel Texas Oil Company tank struck by lightning yesterday collapsed today in New Orleans area, spreading burning oil along a block and destroying five residences plus the Amesville School building across the river from the city.
Chelsea Massachusetts January 19 1913 a mother credits Resinol with curing her baby's year long eczema after three days relief and a good night's sleep. The ad notes Resinol ointment and soap sold by druggists with free trials available from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
Emerson College showcased a year end program with 300 attendees including a graceful drill in Grecian costumes and a debate on women suffrage in Massachusetts. The Lost Princess pantomime featured 36 performers and the senior play The Adventure of Lady Ursula followed with an ensemble of named actresses delivering strong performances.
R H De Ferrari president of the South American Steamship Company arrives in the United States to arrange construction of six large ships to operate between Valparaiso and New York via the Panama Canal. Trade between Chile and the United States has been rising, with expectations of greater volumes.
Buenos Ayres Argentina May 8 General Rafael Reyes former president of Colombia left here for Chile continuing his tour through South American republics to promote a closer union with the United States.
An advertised prescription for removing freckles claims high success and a clear complexion. Sold by Riker Jaynes and Houghton and Dutton with a money back guarantee if it fails. The product uses ethine double strength promising visible improvement after a few applications.
The will of Susanna E. Cary provides Lexington a new hall for public meetings and relics, with funds if the town declines the building to support local education for New England born boys. Additional bequests include gifts to Jamaica Plain groups and individuals including Kate Lennon and Rev. Charles F. Dole.
The Boston Dispensary plans to enlarge its nurses home by adding a second house on Jefferson Place. Director Michael M. Davis Jr. announced the expansion at the board meeting held yesterday afternoon at 25 Bennet Street. The board also discussed further staff accommodations and reported on the opening of the evening eye clinic.
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