East Siders top Cranston Worsted Mill 8 to 1 in Bristol
The East Siders defeated Cranston Worsted Mill 8 to 1 with Jimmie Hart driving in five runs and home runs by Hart and Brown. Lou George pitched four hits allowed and seven strikeouts for the visitors, while Cork Servant starred for East Siders with seven putouts at short. The East Siders challenged the 1930 Tri League champions for a three game series.
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Ry Lynch
Bristol
Providence
Cranston
Mill
Joe Cole
Gray
Xather
Jimmie Hart
Joe DiCarlo
Joe Laurent
Dick Chapman
Walter Brown
Joe O'Conner
Lou George
Joe Whalen
Foxy” Marshall
Butsy” Brown
Hesdes
Bome i Inianshes
Frankie Cavallaro
Leo
Menard
Cork
Anthony
Baker) Perry
East Siders
Carlo
Hart
Chapman
Laurteri
Brown
O'Connor
Cole
Whalen
George
Brain cell growth after birth described in old text
The passage argues that humans are born with a complete brain cell set and that no new cells form after birth. It describes sparse initial neural fibrils that extend from brain cells and progressively lengthen, multiply, and develop more complex interconnections as growth continues.
The Hungriest King Louis XIV Eats Proud Feast
An account notes Louis XIV as the hungriest king on record. At a single meal he reportedly ate four soups, a whole pheasant, a partridge, salad, roast mutton, two ham slices, pastry, plus fruit and preserves for dessert.
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Louis XIV of France II
Control Temper and Inferiority in Adler's View
Dr. Alfred Adler argues in Golden Book Magazine that frequent temper outbursts reveal an inferiority complex. The article notes most people feel ashamed after losing their temper, interpreting it as a sign of deeper insecurity.
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Alfred Adler
Golden Book
Village in Giant mountains sees no winter sun
In Prusia a village named Foratlangs waneer lies in the Giant mountains where two peaks shield it from sun year round. The community endures continuous twilight from sunup to sunset with no daylight in winter.
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Hammerfest
Norway
Prussia
Foratlangswaneer
Brockton Fair to Host Largest Hand Engine Muster in New England
The Brockton fair on September 13 will feature a hand engine muster with 12 prize categories totaling 1275 dollars. About 25 to 30 teams from across New England are expected, with prizes for longest distance and longest stream. Judges include state and city fire officials, and an amplified audio system will broadcast all events on fair grounds.
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Muster Steele
Uber
New Engiland
New England
East Greenwich
Rhode Island
Grand Army Hall
Brockton
Frank L. Crocker
Charles C. Rogers
Protector Veteran Firemen’s Association of
James O'Connell
The
Hancock Veteran and Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Inc
Brockton Heights
John B. Peterson
Enterprise No. 2
Veteran Firemen’s Association of
Campello
Michael Caffrey
Enterprise 2 Association
Jay S. Willis
Hancock's
Frank L. Taylor
Brockton Fire Department
Thos. F. McGeary
New England League
Melvin Fall, Jr
Daniel F. McLaughlin
Riverside
Walter M. McLean
Boston
F. Burt Jaquith
Randolph Fire Department
Louis H. Badger
Milton
Jerome L. Sullivan
East Braintree
Brockton Fair
Four-H Livestock Show Rules For Brockton Fair 1930
The Brockton fair introduces a 4 H Livestock Club show with entries open to New England members who own animals by June 15 1930. Poultry ownership by August 1 is eligible. Exhibits include pigs in breeds like Berkshire Duroc Jersey and Chester White born after January 1 1930. Dairy calves must be shown by the 4 H member. multiple entries allow only club members to assist. Prizes for Ayrshire Holstein Guernsey and Jersey calves. Sheep show to be open to all breeds unless judges call for classing. Poultry has separate exhibition and production classes. entries accepted by R B Ewing Plymouth County club agent and by A H Nodins Massachusetts Agricultural College until September 1.
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Brockton Fair
New England
Robert B. Ewing
Plymouth
Edwin R. Wyeth
Bristol County Club
Berkshire
Duroc Jersey
Chester
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Jersey
H. Nodins
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Beauty Face Care Tips For Cold Weather
Barry Beauty Consultant explains how winter weather dries facial oil glands and harms skin. Use a cleansing cream and skin food with skin-like oils, remove surplus with cotton pads, then apply with upward strokes for a professional feel and smoother, younger looking skin.
Population Density in Maceo Colony Surges
Statistics reveal Maceo colony hosts 147175 people in ten square kilometers. Of these 152738 are Chinese and 3846 are Portuguese with the remainder of various nationalities.
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Maceo
In God We Trust Motto on U S Coins Origin
Nation's trust phrase was placed on coins by Salmon P. Chase during his tenure as secretary of the treasury. First coins bearing the motto appeared in 1864 amid the Civil War and Francis Scott Key authored the line though not the exact wording.
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Salmon P. Chase
Treasury
Francis Scott Key
Pathfinder Magazine
Divisions of Happiness by Hi Ho Sage of Chinatown
Quotation from the Washington Star features Hi Ho the Chinatown sage describing two kinds of happiness. One is indifferent to others pain and the other rejoices in relieving it.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Mighty St Lawrence River Captures Eastern Canada’s Voice
The St Lawrence, rivaled only by England’s Thames and Germany’s Rhine, stands as eastern Canada’s throbbing artery. Once a distant river, it has become a great seaway packed with international commerce and travel.
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Canada
England
Thames
Germany
Rhine
St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
First pressed glass invention by Robinson and Jarvis
The text traces the 1827 creation of the first crude pressing machine by Enoch Robinson of Cambridge Glass Industries and its quick improvement by Jarvis. It notes the 1888 perfection, the rise of pressed glass, and its popularity around 1845 as a household item.
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Enoch Robinson
Cambridge Glass Industries
Jarvis
Pro fessor says clean dishes require wiping after wash
A Detroit News quip notes that Lots of Time Dishes are clean only if wiped after washing and jokes the second show starts at nine so they might as well be wiped.
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Detroit News
Cold Fruit Soups Across Europe Suggested For Variety
The article discusses cold fruit soups as a refreshing, flavorful option beyond traditional cold soups like horseradish or consommés. It notes popularity in Norway and Germany, and outlines recipes including raspberry soup and a sherry accented mashed berry soup with steps and chilling times.
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Norway
Germany
Uuntries
Europe
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Majorano
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Baker
R Gladue
E. Menard
Bydorishlale
DyBarry Beauty
Uinstate
Andy
Chet ‘Segale
Campbell’s Tomato
Pillsbury’s
Finast
Borden
Richmond
Sprecht
Welch's
Crisco
Quart Bot
Jae
Bots
Eagle
Kybe
I.ca
Haddock
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