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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1908

Page

7

Boston Notes and Society Gossip from Novembers Past

The item column reports John Osborne’s election to the Treasurers' Club of America governors, lectures by Mrs. Jennie Cross Trull, yacht Chieftain's winter duties, mischief about eggs and a honeymoon, ex-secret service agent K W de Belle’s remarks, helpful metro conductors, Commissioner Hayes' generosity, a Maine vacation reunion, a large cat Mitty’s length, a Dudley Street elevated train incident, and Governor Guild mingling with South Boston youths amid influenza season grumbles.

John Osborne Boston Theatmm New York Treasurers’ Club of America Jennie Cross Trull John Joyce Nellie Cobb Illinois Johnnie

Energy Power Of Cod Liver Oil Compared To Starch

London Professor Frankland reports cod liver oil provides two and a half times more energy than starches or sweets. The finding highlights oil as a potent energy source for the body, contrasting with common dietary staples.

Frankland London

Scott's Emulsion advertisement request for atlas

A Victorian ad for Scott’s Emulsion promotes cod liver oil with lime and soda, claiming fat, strength, enriched blood, invigorated nerves, and tissue repair. It invites sending the paper name, address, and four cents to receive a Complete Handy Atlas of the World, published by Scott & Bowne, New York.

Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York

Unusual Satin Demand Amid Oriental Fashion Trends

The piece notes a rising demand for satin and a virulent taste for Oriental styles. It describes modern muff forms with staring eyes and wagging tails, school girls wearing large plush hats, long afternoon wraps in brocade, and sets of boa muff and fur toque as winter staples. Debutantes may present trains, matrons may carry three to four yard trains. Hair ornaments appear in jet filets and combs.

Forget-Me-Nots The Queen of Song Margaret Gordon's America debut

The ornate memory of a first American appearance centers on Marguerite the famed singer Margaret Gordon. Her past love Philip Temple and a bouquet of forget me nots mark the moment she realizes she returns to him in heart and song.

Marguerite America New York Europe Margaret Gordon Philip Temple Philip Margaret Queen of Song

Petticoats and Muffs Describe Gown Accessories

The best petticoat for Directoire gowns is wool or silk jersey that clings to the skin and flares into silk ruffles at the foot. Muffs are now oversized and square with heads and tails, often in groups of three, reflecting a shift from last year’s smaller styles.

Directoire

Venice Born Chef Joseph Canali Leads Boston Hotel Lenox Kitchen

Joseph W. Canali, born in Venice, rose from an apprenticeship in London to chef at the Hotel Lenox in Boston. He previously cooked at the Hotel Touraine and the Berkeley, serving as financial secretary of the International Culinary Club. His noted sauce Cumberland pairs venison with currant jelly, port wine, brandy, orange and mustard.

Joseph WH. Canali Lenox Venice Paris London Bristol Berkeley United States Boston Touraine International Culinary Club

Yale Ex-President Dwight Celebrates 80th Birthday

The Rev. Timothy Dwight, former Yale University president, marked his 80th birthday in New Haven, Connecticut, on November 16. Authorities noted his long tenure and influence in the university’s history.

New Haven Conn Timothy Dwight Yale University

Care for a Baby's Rash with X Zalia Solution

A home remedy advises wetting a cloth with X Zalia and applying it directly to the rash. Repeated wetting keeps the area dampened and soothes itching, claiming instant relief and faster healing of rashes or sores on face scalp hands or body.

Frugal Old Fashioned Dishes from New England Kitchens

A collection of home recipes includes baked fowl with oysters and currant jelly from Mrs D Collins of Nashua and a gem pan biscuit from Mrs M W Dunbar of Auburn. Also listed are a molasses butter cake by Mrs Co I Bumpus Brockton and a raspberry dessert with ladyfingers and cream by S E Wiggin of Waltham.

D. Collins Gillis Street Nashua N. H

Break Off Unwanted Co Worker Affection

A man should stop walking home with a persistent co worker who pursues him. The advice urges clear boundaries, cutting off friendly contact to avoid leading her on and hurting her feelings.

Champagne

Latrobe Society Girl Fists Ex-Suitor in Street

Miss Lizzie Hermanpeck of Latrobe, a society girl, knocked down Charles Tell in the street. Tell, once her fiancé, had begun paying attention to another woman, and Hermanpeck had heard he discussed her with others.

Butler's public sale draws huge crowd with deep discounts

A dense crowd crowded the Butler's store yesterday as shoppers rushed to grab bargains across departments. Hats, petticoats, underwear, suits, caracal coats, hosiery, and children's wear drew long lines while basement linen and shoes offered notable values.

Butler’s

Roosevelt to Bring Family to Rome for Long Stay in 1910

President Roosevelt plans to visit Rome with his family in 1910 and is seeking a suitable villa. Arrangements for the extended stay are already underway amid inquiries for lodging and site selection.

Rome Roosevelt

Actress Mabel Taliaferro recovering after operation

Miss Mabel Taliaferro the actress who underwent an appendicitis operation at University Hospital in Baltimore yesterday is reported to be making excellent progress toward recovery.

Baltimore Mabel Taliaferro University Hospital

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