Education and Politics in Massachusetts Then and Now
The piece argues education in Massachusetts has traditionally been insulated from partisan aims with merit based appointments. It laments recent abrupt removals of long serving educators and questions Civil Service protections and political influence on the state education apparatus.
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Massachusetts
State Education Board
Civil Service
Spoi
al Ciaie
Senate Agricultira
Bootlegger Exits as Trade Shifts with Canada Pact
Washington reports that after the reciprocity treaty with Canada the bootlegger is being driven out of business. Lower tariffs and duty reductions have cut profits, forcing producers to lower prices to compete with imports. The bootlegger’s disinterest grows as profits shrink and Norris faces longer Senate tenure.
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Canada
Washington
Mystery Springs and Sponge Market Center Story
Mystery springs lie fifty miles southeast of Bootia in Chenns Tang region with two noted springs. One spring shows clear water with a peculiar human-like form within the flow, while the other, known as aben spring, yields cold, bubbly water that darkens over time. Nearby is the Sponge Market Center Tarpon Springs, famed as a world sponge hub.
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Gueensland
Bootia
Abeta
Tarpon Springs
Who Are You The Romance Of Your Name
Ruby Haskins Ellis traces name origins from Williams to Wilson and spelling shifts. It follows the Wilson family lineage from early settlers to Woodrow Wilson, noting descendants and ancestral clergy links and celebrations of lineage.
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Romance
Ruby Haskins
Ellis
Wilson
Williams
William
John Wilson
Beston
Mass
William Wilson
England
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Winthrop
Boston
New
iMaghrod
Concord
James Wilson
Woundhow Wilson
Tle
County Down
Treland
Philadelphia
Aurora
Franklin Bache
Benjamin
School Substitute Serves While Miss Kane Is Absent
Maynard notes Mary Hine filled in at the local school during Miss Margaret Kane’s absence this week. Several Maynard residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Ryan of Beverly, and Earl F. Ryan and his friends extend sympathy on the loss. FP Osher of Simmer Street attended a relative’s funeral in New Jersey last week.
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Mary Hine
Margaret Kane
Maynard
Catherine Ryan
Beverly
Sudbury Community News Bends to Winter Plans and Local Events
Sudbury residents discuss town meeting timing and by law limits. Rev George H Clarke visits Florida friends after resigning from the Center church. Frances Taylor Ruth Fillebrowne host a skiing party for about thirty youths at Briardale.
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George H. Clarke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fort Myer
Florida
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Ruth Fillebrowne
Taylor
Gordon Taylor
Victor Fillebrowne
Can Safety Warning About Storing Food in Opened Cans
A chemist warns that leaving foods in opened cans is risky as contents may degrade or spoil. The advice notes some cans seal safely and others may cause contamination if not handled properly.
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WNU
Best Friends Split Over Summer Cottage Plan
A friendship cools after a trial of sharing a summer cottage with the Smiths. The line suggests the closeness ended when living with families proved difficult, highlighting tensions from the test of extended togetherness.
Lombard Street's Rise in London Finance
Lombard Street in London became the name behind the city’s financial district as foreign merchants from Lombardy settled there from the 13th century, serving as merchants, money lenders, and bankers until their banishment under Queen Elizabeth I.
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Lombard Street
London Street
Lombardy
Ancient Romans credited with invented machine gun arrows
A fragment claims Romans created a machine gun that fired arrows. The line presents a bold historical assertion without supporting details or context. Further sources would be needed to verify such a claim.
Hauptmann gets thirty day reprieve in Lindbergh case
New Jersey Governor Hofman grants a thirty day reprieve delaying Brun o Richard Hauptmann execution to allow possible new trial or clemency petition. Supreme Court declined to hear a stay petition as authorities review the case amid ongoing public debate and investigations into related theories.
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Hofman
New Jersey
Ogin
Slaiptmann
Trenchard
Pardens Court
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Taheus Corps
Phat
Toskh Albaniang Population Claim in Modern Greece
A fragment asserts that one fifth of present day Greece is populated by Toskh Albaniang people. The text lacks verification and context for the demographic claim.
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Greece
Thickness Measured From Dalal Coats and Film
A measured statement notes three hundred coats of Dalal makeup nine film layers achieving one inch thickness.
Rain and war news across Ethiopia and Europe
Rain and landslides halt Italian advances in Ethiopia for weeks. Ethiopians under Ras Desta Demtu retreat as Red Cross unit is bombed near Waldia. In London talks Japan seeks naval equality. a four nation conference forms to curb warship growth. Russia readies for eastern clash. Germany and Poland may target Ukraine. WPA rules tighten to protect workers while Mrs. Schall runs for Senate in Minnesota.
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Granziani
Ras Desta Demtu
Haile Selassie
Dolo
Red Cross
Gerald Burgoyne
England
Waldia
Italy
League Council
United States Congress
Marcel Junod
Adis Ababa
Ethiopia
Japan
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London
Germany
Russia
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Maynard Republicans Nominate King in Three Cornered Race
In a three cornered Republican caucus King 76 Oliver Trees 74 and G Raymond Jones 30 led the school committee contest amid 198 votes. Jones may run as independent. Hanson defeated Whitney Jr to win the commissioner race and, with the Democratic nomination, will be unopposed. Several candidates were elected unopposed including Sanderson Brown Lent Marsden Murphy Gutteridge Thane Fletcher Sims Taylor Stlannon Fowler Fowler Johnston Nagle Denniston Connors Driscoll Piecewicz and Wright chaired the event with officials Johnston Cowen Johnston Jordan Alving.
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Howard L. King
King
Oliver Trees
G. Raymond Jones
Jones
William V. Hanson
Milton Whitney Jr
Hanson
Frank E. Sanderson
Benjamin C. Brown
Donald A. Lent
Roy E. Marsden
Frank J. Murphy
G. H. Gutteridge
George F Thane
Ralph P. Fletcher
Alton W. Sims
Board of Public Welfare
Gavin Taylor
Henry &. Price
Board of ‘Health
John Br. Stlannon
Emerson Society Leads Young People's Sunday at First Parish
The Concord church marks Young Peoples Sunday with Emerson Society officers Henry Wheeler Ralph Verrill and Virginia Joslin conducting the service. Choir pieces include Praise God in His Holiness and God Be in My Head. Emerson Society meeting at 5 30 pm, supper by the WPA, then regular meeting.
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Concord
Edward P Daniels
Young Peoples
Young People's Clubs
Our
Emerson Society
Henry Wheeler
Ralph Verrill
Virginia Joslin
Geoffrey Shaw
Walford Davies
WPA
Women's Parish Association
Alliance
Edward Everett Hale
First Church
Boston
Frank O. Holmes
Jamaica Plain
Victoria Falls described as twice Niagara in size and spectacle
The Victoria Falls on the Zambezi in Rhodesia are stated to be more than twice the height and wider than Niagara. The article notes the falls lie on the Zambezi near islands forming four cataracts and describe the gorge, Livingstone’s discovery on November 17, 1885, and the Cape to Cairo railway route nearby.
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Rhodesia
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Zambezi
Africa
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Niagara
Boaruka Island
Livingstone Island
Grand Canyon
David Livingstone
Cape-to-Cairo
Gibraltar British Possession Since 1704
Gibraltar has been a British possession since 1704 when Britain won it from Spain.
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Gibraltar
Spaln
New England Apple Campaign Gets North East Backing
Leaders from New England apple districts meet under the New England Council to expand a regional advertising campaign with New York partners. Ayer Massachusetts and Moughkeepsie New York host committees will analyze the industry for a permanent merchandising group. A follow up meeting is set in Boston on January 27 with a three-member growers’ delegation.
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New England
New England Council
New York State
New York-New England Apple Institute
New York
Ayer
Mass
Moughkeepsie
C. A. Newhall
New Hampton
N. H
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Wilton
John Chandler
Sterling Junction
Howard P. Gilmore
Westboro
J. P. Sullivan
W.W. R. Cole
Amherst
George H. Drew
Westford
J. Fiske
Lunen
Maynard Ladies Golf Club meeting and social notices
Tuesday afternoon the Maynard Ladies Golf Club met at Mrs Grace Merrick’s Pomciticut avenue home with Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge as associate hostess. Bridge awards went to Mrs Verne Violet Mrs William Brayden and Mrs P H Murphy. The next social is set for Monday afternoon February 10 at Mrs Columbus Rainville’s King street home with Mrs Clifton Downey as associate hostess. A whist social for Jesuit Missions was held at Miss Edith Foster’s home with Miss Mary Doyle as co chair. Awards honored Annie Duggan Margaret Dineen Susié Sheehan Ruth Moynihan Elizabeth Ployart Helen Cleary Grace Tucker Alice Smith Ann Flaherty Florence Wilder Ann Conway Eleanor Martin Ida Brooks Leslie McGarry May Playart and Julia White. A special award was given to Mrs Madge Whalen.
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Grace Merrick
Pomciticut Avenue
Charlotte Stockbridge
Bridge
Verne Violet
William Brayden
P H Murphy
Columbus Rainville
King Street
Clifton Downey
Edith Foster
Mary Doyle
Annie Duggan
Margaret Dineen
Susié Sheehan
Ruth Moynihan
Elizabeth Ployart
Helen Cleary
Grace Tucker
Alice Smith
Ann Flaherty
Florence Wilder
Ann Conway Eleanor Martin
Ida Brooks
Lessie McGarry
May Playart
Julia White
Madge Whalen
Acadian Expulsions and Loyalist Influx in Nova Scotia
The article notes Acadia named Nova Scotia peninsula settled by the French and awarded to Britain by the 1718 Utrecht treaty. In 1774 over 6,000 Acadians were expelled for refusing allegiance, some migrating to Louisiana and the Atlantic states. Between 1776 and 1783 British Loyalists from New England and New York arrived in Nova Scotia, establishing Shelbourne.
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Acadia
Great Britain
Detywoit News
Britain
Louisiana
Atlantic States
England
France
New England
New York
Shelbourne
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