Millions of trout put out by state stocking program
The Department of Fisheries and Care will have put more than 5 million brook trout into state streams by month end. Stocking season nears completion as about 200,000 fingerlings have been released this September. Earlier in the year 800,000 fingerlings and about 2,000,000 fry, one to three inches long, were released.
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Liberty
End Catarrhal Deafness Head Noise Remedy Ad
Advertisement offering Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to treat catarrhal deafness and head noises. Directions call for 1 tablespoon four times daily, claiming relief as nostrils open and mucus stops dripping. Simple, inexpensive home remedy.
Mixed up kinship strands trip up Azores immigrants at Long Wharf
Manuel and Jose Correa and their families arrived on the Canopic from the Azores. A board of inquiry untangled a tangle of relations in which Manuel marries Jose’s daughter, making Manuel both uncle and grandfather to different generations. The group was debarrred as they might become public charges.
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Plan Children's Day at Brockton Fair
Final details for children's day at the Brockton fair will be arranged at a meeting of the management this evening at the Commercial Club. Chairman Rapp will preside and all details for the play festival, kite flying contest and other features will be outlined.
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Commercial Club
Rapp
Four Cambridge men rescued after island strandings
Four Cambridge men Manuel Oliver Joseph Francis Manuel Sousa and William Coit were rescued by the harbor police boat Guardian after being stranded on an island in the jower harbor since Sundays gale. They had embarked on a smelting trip and fears for their safety grew until the rescue yesterday. The Jessie De Costa schooner meanwhile limped in to Provincetown after losing its jib and staysail in a Sunday squall off Highland Light at 2 30.
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Guardian
Manuel Oliver
Cambridge Street
Joseph Francis
Fifth Street
Manuel Sousa
William Coit
Jessie de Costa
Highland Light
Provincetown
States to War on Mosquitoes Plan Formed
New York Sept 2 a plan to form an interstate commission to ex terminate mosquitoes was announced by Commissioner S S Gold water of the department of health With New York city as a nucleus he aims to enlist town county and state officials of Connecticut New Jersey and this state in the campaign Dr Rupert Blue head of the U S public health service at Washington has offered to aid the effort
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Department of Health
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New Jersey
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Adventures of Aronnax on the Abraham Lincoln
In 1866 Professor Aronnax joins a U S S vessel hunting a marine monster. They pursue a luminous spindle shaped object. Aronnax Ned Land and Conseil are captured by Captain Nemo and taken into a submarine. Nemo allows shore leave on a Pacific island but savages stone Conseil’s party.
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Captain Nemo Quietly Fights Papuan Assault
Cannibal canoes surround the Nautilus in Torres Strait as Papuans close in. Nemo orders the hatches sealed and uses electric restraints on the platform to deter attackers while Aronnax and crew await the next move. The electric defense shocks anyone touching the rail, ensuring the ship remains uncontested.
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Nemo
Nautilus Sails From Coral Bed Through Torres Straits
The Nautilus lifts from its coral bed at the fixed time of 40 minutes and, with Ned Land unsettled, escapes the dangerous Straits of Torres. The Papuans retreat in terror as the submarine accelerates, breaking the surface and gliding away.
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Tech Shows 90 Gain in MIT Registration This Year
Massachusetts Institute of Technology reports 1855 students registered, up from 1765 last year, the fifth straight year of growth. Authorities expect 1900 total. women enrollment rises to 17 with students from Utah Illinois South Carolina Pennsylvania and Massachusetts including three from Boston. Two freshmen and eight new entrants join the institute, while first class men exceed 400, plus 250 new upperclass entrants.
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