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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
11
A man seeks counsel about a long evolving relationship with a woman who avoided public scrutiny as his life improved. The adviser argues the woman valued her status over marriage, urges self reform, and suggests if she truly cares she will support his efforts to change, but warns love may wane if commitment lacks.
Halley’s comet is expected to pass across the sun on May 18 if Harvard College Observatory calculations by Father G. M. Searle prove correct. The prediction hinges on celestial data received by the observatory yesterday.
A vintage advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin claiming relief from indigestion heartburn and stomach gas within five minutes. It emphasizes quick digestion, no belching or nausea, and a 50 cent price for a large case at drug stores.
An aging narrator watches Peggy quarrel with Jack Hammond over a stolen rose from his coat. Evelyn Parr warns him Peggy may be hurt by waiting, but a reunion follows as Peggy leaves with Hammond and the narrator and Evelyn plan to leave together. Evelyn places a rose in the narrator’s coat and accepts his long promised lifelong commitment.
Reports of church installs and lectures across the area include the Rev J Stanley Durkee becoming pastor at South Congregational Church Campello and the Rev O P Peterson lecturing in Quincy. Also notes hospital outreach by Lynn ministers and a series of evangelistic meetings at Winthrop Street Church.
A brief recipe fragment from Mrs Fred Whitehouse of Wellesley outlines making cranberry pie with cranberries raisins sugar water vanilla salt and flour. The directions call for chopping the berries combining ingredients and forming the crust and filling.
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