The Good Life in New Hampshire by Rev Drury
This article reviews Calvin Coolidge’s Autobiography, contrasting the White House life with his Northampton home. It highlights Coolidge’s self restraint, private moments, and quotes showing his disciplined, patriotic character, urging readers to read the book for June.
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Battery C Notes From Batters Drill and Encampment
The Batters held a regular drill Tuesday with Capt A A Moren leading artillery and infantry moves. Supplies and a squad, including Joseph Ruggeiro, prepared for the Battery's annual encampment at Fort H G Wright from July 18 to August. Promotions were filed: Privates to Privates 1st Class Raymond Cavallaro Ralph Quito Boleck Frodyma and Reginald Brown. Privates 1st Class to Corporal Michael Ruggerio and Walter Lepuski.
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Local couple to wed in Providence at 4 p m
Mr Frederick A Hardy of 45 Union street and Miss Mary Elizabeth Besse of Arlington Massachusetts to be married tomorrow afternoon at 4 p m at the home of Rev Wm A Reid Providence The bride is a Arlington High School and Boston University graduate The groom a South High Worcester graduate and Georgia Tech alumnus employed in the Planning Dept of the National India Rubber Co They plan a motor trip through the White Mountains and will reside in Baltimore Maryland.
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Stolen S Letter Fallout Warns Readers
The editor quips that a thief used to steal the letter S from the composing room prompting an apology for the paper’s odd appearance. He adds a tongue in cheek promise to shoot the culprit full of holes if the threat ever recurs.
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Rats Rampage on Rikers Island and City Waste Crisis
A vivid 1931 account portrays Rikers Island as a rat infested, smoke shrouded wasteland fed by metropolitan garbage. It describes armed caretakers, nightly rat patrols, and an estimated 15,090,000 rats on Manhattan, with potential yearly losses of 2 million dollars unless a Rat Killing Day is adopted.
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