Varied Potato and Cheese Dishes From Home Recipes
A collection of old family recipes includes vegetable pudding with grated potatoes carrots flour sugar and raisins, a milk and sauce mix with butter and spices, a sour milk bread dough with flavoring, a potato onion cheese filling baked in tomatoes, and a ham egg dish layered with white sauce and browned cracker crumbs. Recipes credited to Mrs Clarence E Clark Clara A Robbins Mrs Mary G Bunney and Mrs Herbert C Wood with addresses in Worcester Everett Norwood and Allston.
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Clarence E. Clark
Pleasant Street
Worcester
Clara A. Robbins
Broadway
Everett
Mary G. Bunney
Cross Street
Norwood
Herbert C. Wood
Coolidge Road
Allston
Taft Motors To See Moody At Beverly Visit
President Taft motored to Beverly with Mrs Taft and aides to call on Justice William H Moody of the Supreme Court, confined at home with rheumatism. He spoke of his own rheumatic past and found Moody well. Beverly suffered a half hour blackout as he returned, and a photo notice offered a $5 reward for identification of a photographed woman in the shopping district.
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Beverly
Taft
Haverhill
Thomas A. Laughlin
Pittsburg
Captain Butt
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Newton Woman Identified as Headless Lady Contest Winner
Katherine H. Webster of 89 Erie Street Newton Highlands was the original of the Headless Lady in yesterday's Post. She collected the $5 prize at the city editor's office after being swapped on Summer Street near Hovey's store. She said she did not realize her photo had been snapped until reading the Post at breakfast. She knew at once the photo showed her and found the contest unique.
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Hanover Street
Wolf's
The
Post
Katherine H. Webster
Erie Street
Newton Highlands
Miss Webster
Summer Street
Hovey
City payrolls fall compared to last year totals
City Auditor Mitchell released August payroll draft showing eight month total payrolls at 7,952,455.04, down from 8,237,810.45 last year. August payrolls were 823,335.05 this year, down from 853,817.27 a year ago.
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Mitchell
Duty on Imported Aeroplanes Under Payne Tariff
The Payne tariff law may subject imported aero planes to a duty of 40 percent ad valorem, per a Treasury customs division reply to Ernst La Rue Jones of New York dated September 3. The decision hinges on the classification of aircraft under the tariff schedule and reflects ongoing tariff interpretations by the department.
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Washington
Customs Division
Treasury Department
Ernst la Rue Jones
New York
Mayor Signs Street Lighting Contract
Mayor Hibbard yesterday signed the long debated street lighting contract with the Rising Sun Street Lighting Company ending months of bitter rivalry among competing firms over the right to light the city’s smaller lamps.
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Hibbard
Rising Sun Street Lighting Company
Changes in Baptist education shake Greater Boston churches
The past year saw major moves in Baptist education with A H C Morse elected president of Arcadia College and E B Bryan named president of Franklin College. Milton G Evans became Crozer Seminary president, George Cross joined Colgate as systematic theology professor, and George Horr inaugurated as Newton Theological Seminary president. The Northfield post conference drew record missionary attendance. Boston clergy news include Rev Herbert D Gallaudet’s return from his honeymoon and Rev Charles L Page resuming duties at Dudley Street Baptist Church. A tablet for Rev Israel Potter, veteran preacher and Revolution soldier born in Winchester, was unveiled at Upper Clements Church Annapolis Nova Scotia.
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A. H. C. Morse
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arcadia College
Wolfville
E. B. Bryan
Franklin College
F. A. Starratt
Stoneham
Mass
Colgate University
Milton G. Evans
Crozer Theological Seminary
George Cross
Toronto
George #. Horr
Newton Theological Seminary
Israel Potter
Upper Clements Church
Annapolis
N. S
Mr. Potter
Winchester
Emmanuel to See Test of Airships
King Victor Emmanuel visiting Montichehiari near Brescia said he hoped to witness the Curtiss and Bleriot airship duel for supremacy today.
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Emmanuel
Brescia
Victor Emmanuel
Montichehiari
Curtiss
Bleriot
Notable longevity in two Standish residents in early 19th century tale
Born Nov 8 1814 in Seekonk Mr Ide will be 9 next November. He settled in Medway 35 years ago and was a blacksmith. A temperance leader and Prohibition party mainstay in Massachusetts he abstains from alcohol since 1849 and never uses tobacco. Moody born 1822 Standish lifelong resident is a carpenter and honored citizen, health good at advanced age and able to read without glasses, crediting hard work outdoor exercise temperance and regularity.
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Seekonk
Ide
Medway
Prohibition Party
Massachusetts
Standish
Moody
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Nawiaa
Per. B
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Tyner
Cape Glo
Ves
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Madras
Seidlitz
Rex
van Camp
Barrett
Mies
Jaan
New England Housewives
Sunday Post
Royal Scallop
Taft Motors
Judge
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Boston
Cheviots
Stein-Bloch
Henri
Henry Siegel Co
Greater Boston
Northfield
Herbert D. Gallaudet
Central Congregational Church of
Elizabeth K. Young
Pine Orchard
Holeymoon
Back Bay
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
New England
Boston Post
Timothy Ide
Medway, Mass
Amos Moody
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