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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
9
A reader asks Miss Champagne how to meet an ex who stopped paying attention due to business. The columnist urges a friendly, not desperate, approach and suggests soft, warm conduct to gauge if he longs for the past, noting subtle signals may reveal his interest.
Paragraph points note round satin muffs with stiff fluted sides and crochet toe mules for bedroom wear. Mouse gray chiffon cloth appears for evening attire while muff color matches hats. Simple afternoon dress favored as muddy tones recede. Hatpins with gun metal ball tops come in several sizes and ruffles appear on the left side of some garments.
One cup sweet milk one egg one handful sugar one tablespoon lard and butter two teaspoonfuls baking powder a pinch salt mix soft roll out fry in hot lard Very good. Mrs Marie Pepin 52 Mason street Biddeford Me.
recipe style instruction by Nellie P Dunbrack from Waltham notes a method to fill a top of round steak with tomato pulp crackers mashed potatoes onion butter and seasonings. The rolled meat is tied salted and roasted for 1 to 2 hours.
One quart French chestnuts boiled until skins loosen. Peel, boil until tender, drain. Rub through colander. Mix with one cup bread crumbs one to four cup cream pepper salt butter and optional mace. Use as turkey dressing lightly. Mrs John Brown Jr 61 Mendow Street Worcester Mass.
A recipe narrative describes boiling rice in salted water until tender, moulding it, filling with English walnut strips, chilling, and serving with a vanilla custard sauce. attributed to Mrs G. Q. Wendell of 107 Hudson Street Boston.
Clergy moves and events across Boston area churches. Taunton pastor accepts Lynn call. Thanksgiving Bethany services focus on a Better Quincy with subtopics from local leaders. Union services led by Rev A A Berle. Park Street bellringers play Home Sweet Home and Old Hundred at noon. Somerville’s Broadway M E raises 2500 for parsonage, ready Dec 1. J W Coolidge to be ordained at St Pauls Cambridge St Stephens Cambridge.
There are weekly and twice weekly French papers across New England. In Massachusetts Boston area readers can find La Tribune Woonsocket Rhode Island L Echo de la Presse New Bedford L Independant Fall River L Opinion Publique Worcester L Etoile Lowell Le Reveil Manchester New Hampshire L Avenir National Manchester New Hampshire.
A reader asks for the sinking date of the steamer Portland. The answer is November 29, 1898.
A Chicago society girl travels to Labrador for a honeymoon and vows lifelong service to the native people as the bride of the renowned Dr Grenfell, in an upcoming feature in Next Sunday's Post.
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