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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
6
A jumble of old kitchen instructions lists egg and oat cookies, fried onion and celery stock soup, and various nut filled biscuits. Included are author names and addresses such as MISS ALENIA JAMISON of Cambridge and MRS J F HARRIS of Dorchester.
The Massachusetts Federation of Churches holds sessions at the Presbyterian Church East Boston starting 10:30 am with private business. Public meetings feature Ralph W Brown and Rev George N Paine discussing interchurch union and local issues. The final session includes Rev O P Gifford and Rev James L Barton on the Edinburgh missionary conference.
A Moroso in New York Vines reports a dramatic tale where triumph and ruin collide at sea and ashore. A fierce fight, stolen bread, and a long fast lead to a feast and a final death beside the mast as fortunes rise and fall in a single dramatic arc.
Yesterday services at Emmanuel and Trinity churches featured guest speakers including Bishop Rowe and Professor Jenks. Rev Fulton returns from Chicago after aiding the Chapman Alexander campaign as several congregations plan future events and a church site on Harvard Street is acquired by the Austin Street Sinitarian Society.
Advertising copy extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion sour stomach gas and related disorders. It claims five minute relief from discomfort and explains how undigested meals ferment produce gas and stomach poison.
Cincinnati on November 27 Judge James G Myers announces he will leave the bench to join the stage. His play Izzy Cohen's Marriage draws on the Ford Warriner Big Four railroad embezzlement case with Chicago broker Edmund G Cook and various Chicago hotels cafes and resorts figures prominent in the plot.
In Baleim Oregon on November 27, election judge B L Barry of Dayton reports to the Attorney General Crawford that women in his village vote regularly and seeks guidance on preventing their attendance at polling booths. He does not state how long this practice has continued.
In Troy New York a lunch company was ordered by City Judge Roy to pay Howard Tuthill $300 plus costs after he contracted ptomaine poisoning from eating a chocolate pie last June. Tuthill suffered severe illness and weeks of treatment.
The Berlin police chief declares war on dangerous hatpins. He urges women to shorten pins or turn points to prevent injuries to men in street cars and on public transport.
The body of Prince Yhan Chow Cum, a Boxer uprising leader and cousin of Emperor Kwang Hsu, was found in Alamosa Colorado’s potter’s field after an eight year search. Exhumed and prepared for return to China, he will be placed in the Ming dynasty vaults. He died of tuberculosis among poor Chinese and was not identified by many locals.
Paris reports Dr. Marage a French physicist describes voice photography that records vocal vibrations on an India rubber disk and a reflecting mirror. Light reveals true notes by parallel bands and wrong notes by irregular impressions, aiding assessments for singers actors and critics.
In New Rochelle Cyclone a Western pony at the Windsor dairy bolted from a delivery wagon upon hearing a cow moo. The horse sprinted up a terrace, leaped a wall and dashed into a pasture, sending eggs and butter packages flying as onlookers watched the excitement unfold.
In Hiawatha Kansas on November 27 a jack rabbit chase was staged west of town. No shooting occurred as 25 thousand dollars worth of hounds from northeastern Kansas took part. Brown County farmers supplied 800 modern cars used to drag a wire across ranges while two dogs rode in car tonneaus. When rabbits surfaced, cars halted and hounds were released.
Local figures heartfelt in backing Western health expert R. T. Ballard as he tours Boston. Neill J. Currie credits Ballard with curing chronic stomach trouble and rheumatic pain, deafness, and catarrh after two weeks of treatment. Others praise Ballard's remedies for stomach, kidney, and rheumatic ailments. Ballard to remain in Boston, meeting callers at Epstein's drug store daily from 10 to 8.
A note reading Tim Keliher is down here was found on a paper near the Warren bridge in Charlestown. The body of Timothy Kelcher of 107 Rutherford Avenue lay at the harbor bottom near the note. He had written the note before jumping from the dock and tied railroad iron to his feet to ensure suicide. Kelcher had been out of work for months and rarely appeared at home, with despondency cited as the motive.
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