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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
7
A Cambridge rider on a Harvard Dartmouth football crowd car notes excess zeal and rail traffic near Central Square. Miscellany follows with Chelsea daffodils, old directory searches, pool betting questions, venison quirks, and a Washington Street quagmire.
A collection of kitchen instructions from Florence F E Pearce, Mrs Katie Gillespie, and Mrs E E Boyden detailing cranberry frappe with lemon and sugar, a Washington pie style apple filling, and a baked roast beef with tomato rice gravy. Includes addresses in Roslindale Cambridge and Roxbury.
Miss Mildred Champagne publishes a new song with the theme of love. She wrote both words and music and includes a chorus declaring affection and longing for mutual love, reflecting her long running Love and Sentiment column in the Post.
An old dime narrates its varied life from limbo between a joke buyer and a newsboy to aiding hungry boys, a gray lady, a student of wax sculpture, and two brothers Louis and Paul, ending with reflection on restraint in writing.
SELIISGROBE Penn November 15 A companion fired at a rabbit striking a stone and a lead pellet punctured Isaac Sprankle s lower lip narrowly missing his brain as it was stopped by a stout set of teeth in the victim s mouth.
John Lambert of the Copley Square Hotel, born in Yorkshire, England, arrived in Boston in 1884. He worked at the United States Hotel, Hotel Vendome, Tremont House, Moulton Cafe, Hotel Thorndike, Hotel Nottingham, and Nantasket Beach, totaling over 15 years under Amos Whipple. He shares a Schrod Welsh Rarebit recipe featuring cod and Young America cheese with English mustard and ale.
Miss Mary notes current style trends with lapels on everything and narrow skirts. Ottoman silk, fur lined brocade, side fastenings, and fur neck pieces dominate. Dark gowns prevail for day wear with occasional old rose and saffron accents, while slate gray green and blue dominate men’s fabrics.
Lieutenant Edward J. Bloom was fatally shot at Camp Jossman in Quimaris on Saturday September 26 and died Monday at 1 a.m. He was the son of Captain Jacob E. Bloom of the U S Quartermaster's Department in Boston. A private of his machine gun platoon named Suttles reportedly shot him and then killed himself.
The British steamer Mashona of Bucknall lines endured a five day northwest cyclonic storm after leaving Calcutta with jute tea gunny sacks and coconut oil. A giant wave struck at 2 am as the crew faced fear and repairs, but officers regained control and the ship reached Mystic Wharf shaken yet afloat.
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