Macaroni’s Global Origins and American Rise
The article traces macaroni from Southern Italy as cradle to a world favored staple. It notes a German Italy France and China Japan dispute over origin, with U.S. growth expanding after World War I. By mid‑century there were over 500 plants producing 600 million pounds yearly, clustered in major states and near grain sources in the northwest.
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Germany
Italy
France
China
Japan
America
American
Russia
Algeria
Chil
Europe
Amelia
Probate court disposes of guardian and executors cases
Judges Edward Leahy presided as probate court disposed of several matters including the Thomas Stackpole guardianship petition granted with John F. Buchan appointed guardian and bond set at 1000. The Eugene LeClair estate will probate appoints Harry L TaChair and Oswald Reid LeClair as executors with 5000 bond without surety. Inventory of the Nora Cashin estate accepted for allowance, as well as inventories for Josephine McMoffitt and other estates.
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Judes Edward [ Leahy
Yesterdassesson
Thomas Stackpole
John FP Buchan
Poith
Anderson
Eugene LeClair
Harry L TaChair
Oswald Reid LeClair
Harry W Moanrea
Nora Cashin
Josephine McMoffitt
Birth Announcement for Vivian Skrank Foyo
In this town on August 17 a daughter Vivian was born to Mr and Mrs Skrank Foyo of 11 Third School Street.
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Foyo
Vivian
Skrank
Third
Funeral services held for Henry Gardner Earle in Edgewood
Henry Gardner Earle of Providence died suddenly in Northampton Massachusetts at age 39. Funeral services were conducted at his Edgewood home with burial at East Greenwich. He served in World War I and later worked in textiles with his father in law Charles Crompton at Textile Products Co Providence. Survived by wife Gertrude Crompton and twin sons Henry Gardner Jr and C Crompton III in Edgewood and Tiverton brother Albert Farle and mother Nora A Earle.
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Henry Gardner Earle
Providence
Northampton
Mass
Columbia Avenue
Edgewood
R. I
East Greenwich
Earle
Quonset Point
Cooley,Dickenson Hospital
Albert O Earle
Tiverton
John R Butterworth
Nora
Almy) Earle
Alfred G. Earle
Colt Memorial High School
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Mechanics National Bank
Quartermasters Corps
Newport News
Virginia
Gertrude Crompton
Fdlgewood, R
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Campo held at Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Campo who died Friday at 554 Thames Street from a heart ailment were held at 9 yesterday morning at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church with Rex oJseph Carzano officiating. Burial was in St Mary's Cemetery. A native of the town she was born February 22 1895 daughter of Mrs Mary August and the late Dennis August. She attended local public schools and worked in the Keds Division of the National India Rubber Company. Survived by her husband Joseph Campo one son Frank and three daughters Matilda Viola and Dorothy all of this town. Bearers were Town Councilmen John Romano John Martin Carlo Rinaldi Joseph Russa Michael Perna and John Verrs.
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Elizabeth Campo
Thames Street
Our Lady of Mt
Joseph Campa
Frank
Matilda Viola
Dorothy Campa
John Romano
John Martin Carlo Rinaldi
Joseph Russa
Michael Perna
John Verrs
Three Year Old Leo Ilen Dies in Dover
Leo W. Ilen, three, son of Mr and Mrs William Tien, passed away Sunday at home on Constitution street. Funeral services were held at 2 pm yesterday at his parents home with Rev Marvin Stockmig officiating. Burial followed in North Cemetery.
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Leo Wola
Theo
Woalliam Tien
Constitution Street
Doug Liress
Bert
Mrs Ella Battapton Rites Held at Home and North Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ella W. Battapton, former resident, were conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 from her sister Mrs John Wall's home on Constitution Street. Reverend Anthony Ro Parshle of St Michael's Church officiated, assisted by Rev Fo Miller of Worcester. Burial followed at North Cemetery. Pallbearers included Richard Cornell, John H Wall, Jo William Wood, Herbert James, all from the Worcester area.
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Buffington
Ella W. Battapton
Worceter
John Wall
Constitution Street
Anthony Ro Parshle
St Michael’ Church
Fo Miller
Worcester
North
Richard Cornell
John H Wall
Jo William Wood
This Teagan
Herbert James
Funeral Services for Miss Vinne Usher
Funeral services were held Sunday at her home on Ferrey Road Portsmouth for Miss Vinne Usher 720 a native of Bristol who died last Thursday Burial followed at North Cemetery in the town The nephews Willard Usher Portsmouth Harold Frank and John Usher Bristol attended the service
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Vinne Usher
Bristol
Ferrey Road
Portsmouth
North Cemeterie
Willard Usher
Harold, Frank
John Usher
Olympian Club Outing and Clambake At Thayers Farm
About 80 members and guests attended the Olympian Club annual outing at Thayers Farm with a clambake. A sports program included a baseball game, a benedicts bowling team winning, tug of war, horseshoe, and dash races led by Anthony Cardoza and Michael Pasquarell.
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Domenic Mascola
Manuel Vargas
Elmer McNamara
E. Hill
Frank Cuomo
Joseph Enos
Arthur J Duffy
Olympian Club
Thayers Farm
William Manchester
Harry W Munro
Harry W. Peterson
Democratic Town Committee
Richard Hodgkinson
John Borges
Benjamin Mansi
Anthony Nastri
George W
Benedicts
George W Boutilier
Oliver Des- Nets
Joseph Velleca
Anthony Cardoza
Michael Pasquarell
Raymond Bisbano
Raymond Bishano
Christy Madeiros
John Alfred
Matthew Borgia
Michael Pasquarelli
Michael Ascoli
James Salzano
Michael Ruggiero
John Marshall
Joseph Perry
Dick Bishano
Manuel Fo Sylvia
Guido de Cristofaro
Falesgrove
James Head
Bachelor
Ingram Brothers
George
Bill
Ed Munro
Arthur Manchester
Albert Alder
Rovden M Wardwell
Joseph Cunha
Angelo Andrade
Charles Fales
George Ingram
Recoracoes da Patra Club
Herreshoff Farm
John Courdeire
Joseph Almeida Henry Alfred Anton Fereira
Aurmo Ferreira
Royale Cafe
Wood Street
Lungs Malatrante
Fall River
Providence
Pram
Local 125 Footers Race At Touisset Harbor
Threeteenth season races moved from local harbor to Coles River Yacht Club regatta at Touisset. Fifteen boats completed an 81 mile course led by Black Maria, with Pappoose and Little Rhody tied for first in series at 90 points. Standings include Phantom 66 Shrimpo 65 Moro 63 Remora 563 Alouette 55 Doldrum 44 Nancy Bell 39 Gloria 39 Poppy 30 Flit 204 Widgeon 18 R I Red 8.
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Herreshoff
Coles River
Pappoose
Little Rhody
Maria
Phantom
Shrimpo
Moro
Remora
Alouette
Doldrum
Nancy Bell
Gloria
Poppy
Flit
Widgeon
R. I. Red
Black Maria Wail
Latte
Rhody, Jr
Lothnghast
Pappoose Leahy
Phantom Leahy
Remora Nicholson VM Shrimpa
Gardner
Danforth
Moora
Freeman Gloria Erench
Alouette Steele
Nancy Sell
Congdon Palmer Widgeon
DeWolf
Howe
Howl’s Rise From Child Performances to Screen Stardom
The memoir traces Howl’s early stage beginnings in Key West and Porto Rico, a first curiosity about cinema, and a pivotal “hunch” that led to a brief Essanay stint. It chronicles moves from Sennett studios to Keystone, then Triangle, DeMille, Famous Players, and United Artists, highlighting rising fame and later England work.
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Key West
Fla
Porto Rico
Chicago
Essanny Studios
Charlie Chaplin
Essanay
Charlie
George de
Elvira Farina
California
Los Angeles
Mack Sennett
Keystone Studio
Universal
Lie
Sennett
Bobby Vernon
Triangle Company
Cecil B. DeMille
Famous Players
United Artists
Sadyle Thompson
England
Habits of Shad Refute Spawn in Original Migration Waters
The shad avoid spawning in waters where they migrated from. Planting to unpolluted waters can push hatchery young to ascend streams not previously used by them.
Notable Diffidence of George Eliot Revealed
A fragment notes the English novelist George Eliot was famously diffident about her abilities. Friends reportedly kept in her special drawer only favorable reviews to encourage her.
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George Eliot
Light Summer Desserts Rich with Chocolate
A pair of chocolate desserts with custard style bases. Deluxe Crumb Pudding uses unsweetened chocolate milk bread crumbs and vanilla baked in custard cups. a second chocolate pie involves a chocolate custard, egg yolks and stiffly beaten egg whites folded in, baked in a pie shell.
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Aquares
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Leo W.ilen
Swansea Village
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Community Garden Group
Touisset
The
Sumimaary
Howl
Het C! Hermen
Gloria Swanson
Giorila Swanson
Carlton B. Hill
Representative Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
U. S
Life Insurance
Group Insurance
Hope Street
Alden Mattress CO
Brisfol
Newman Bros
Chandise
Graham
John Alden
S.S. Pierce Co
Black Mission
R. I. Gravenstein
c*Hathaway
Sunkist
Hamburg
Swift
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