Chicken Pie Complaint At Local Eatery
A customer vocally complained that a chicken pie contained no chicken. The exchange emphasized disappointment with the pie filling and authenticity of the dish.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
12
A customer vocally complained that a chicken pie contained no chicken. The exchange emphasized disappointment with the pie filling and authenticity of the dish.
An ad for Shaman clothes targets college men at the Intercollegiate Track Meet. It touts suits from 15 to 35 dollars and invites readers to the College Room on the second floor annex to try the collection.
Dartmouth, the favorite at the New England intercollegiates, led after the first day at Stadium action. Rivals showed they will press Dartmouth hard in finals, though MIT’s Tom Huft failed in the high hurdles, easing Dartmouth’s path slightly.
Dartmouth places 19 men across events, showing depth with M. EL. T. scoring 13 and Maine eight. Colby seven, Trinity and Holy Cross five each, Brown Bowdoin Amherst four, Bates two, Massachusetts Aggies and Wesleyan one each. Bailey shatters the hammer record with 161 feet 12 inches on first try as trials conclude and finals loom.
In 1912 Dartmouth star H E Marden set a 148 foot 812 inch mark. Charley Rice of Maine won the 220 yard heat in 21.45 seconds breaking MIT’s 1907 record. O Hara Loomis and Wilson from MIT along with Olson of Dartmouth are strong contenders as finals approach. Braun and Huff headline hurdles with fast times. MIT and Holy Cross racers compete for the final entries in the 440 yard dash and other events.
Dartmouth leads with Granger and Tucker as heat winners in the half mile and Whitney tops shot put prospects with a 46 ft 2 3 4 in mark. Tech and Bowdoin runners eye finals while hammer and discus set tight fields among M I T, Maine, Amherst and Brown athletes.
A lengthy track meet recap lists finishes across sprint and distance events with Dartmouth runners leading several trials. Notable results include Loomis and Rice each winning heats in the 220 and 440, and Buck winning the pole vault at 10 ft 6 in. Bailey of Maine dominates the hammer throw with 161 ft 1 in, while Birchard and Joyce of Colby place in multiple events.
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