05 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
1
A newspaper ad details a price driven can sale with a full refund guarantee. It lists brands and prices for tomatoes peaches salmon peas corn beans sardines and more, with individual can and dozen prices and multi pack deals. The shopper is urged to buy a winter supply at low prices and clear guarantee.
Grocer ad lists beef liver calf liver bacon sausages native ducks anchovies herring carrots cranberries onions pickled onions fried hominy and more with per pound or per item pricing in old format. Includes imports and freshly prepared items with small unit prices.
The list offers evaporated apples at 9c per pound and 3 pounds for 25c, Japan rice at 2 cents per pound, broken rice at 2 cents per pound, Folkin's Worcestershire Sauce by bottle, tomato catsup in pints at 3 for 25c, Old Virginia Chili Sauce at 5 for 25c, raspberry or strawberry preserves at 9c per jar, pure crabapple jelly in tumblers at 22c each, ginger snaps at 5 1/2c per pound, preserved ginger at 20c per pound, special mixed candy at 20c per pound, University Best Cocoa in 1-2 pound cans at 16c, cleaned imported currants per package at 5c, and New Messina lemons at 13c per dozen.
North Cambridge announces a grand production of Audran's Le Mascotte by St Johns Parish Church in Odd Fellows hall on February 11 and 12. Rev Father Murphy directs with over 75 performers including church choir members. Lead players include Robert Walsh Dennis Kelleher Mrs Blife Mrs Patrick Scannell and Miss Nellie Kelleher. The music is bright and the drama promises a display of parish youth talent.
Last Wednesday marked the final council meeting of 1906 with sparse attendance and no closing collations. The Firemen’s One Day Off In Six bill failed to pass, despite presence of Judge Robert Wolcott and Fred McDonald. Only Councilman Quilty voted against the measure among Democrats. Chief Bunker clashed with a captain in a corridor dispute over the bill.
An advertisement highlights Real Estate Insurance at 1388 Harvard Square and promotes Cambridge Commercial College. It details a student run bank, recent improvements, and a Winter Term enrollment starting Monday Dec 31 aimed at training students for business and banking careers with strong growth and high endorsements.
The funeral for Rev. Wm. Orr pastor of St. Pauls church Arlington drew clergy and civic leaders from across the area. He lay in state as various church societies and parish groups kept vigil, with multiple Masses and a high requiem service led by Archbishop Williams and a host of bishops and priests.
A newspaper representative learned that one new bank was organized under the National Bank Act at the New Savings Bank Building Central Square Cambridge. Capital stock is 216 with a $50.04 surplus to begin operations. First board includes G. B. Heaney W. G. Roseberry A. M. Brown W. S. Willard and E. A. Stimpson. Officers elected follow.
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