Dragon Tale At Goli High Propile To Present
A school pageant at Goli High features a Dragon tale with a quest to recover an amulet once worn by Poo Chow. Chan collaborates with Kat Sung to recover the talisman while the Mandarin seeks possession, leading to a string of misadventures that end in a satisfactory conclusion. The cast includes Ho Tong William Connery Wee sing Addison Hill Kum Fa Magdalen Wiles Tala Yan and a 70-strong chorus group guiding the performance.
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Poo Chow
Kat Sung
Ka: Sung
Chan
Anti
Chow
Ho Tong
William = Connery
Wee Sing
Addison Hill
Kum Fa
Magda-len Wiles
Tala Yan
Mary Victoria
Miliary Group
Keepers of the Dragon Toys Guide
William du Ponte
Joseph Fernandes
Anthony Thomas
Stanley Gray
John Gray
Herbert Gray
John Flynn
Alfred Dubuc
Bruce Matheson
Henry Sanford
Frank Brown
Kenneth Weaver
Henry Levy
John White
Princes Rirnes
Mary Magee Raphelina
Odela Lorena McKay
Angelina Paiva
Margaret Galagher
Laura Balzano
Tathas
Dyainhae
Lillian Nissenfeld
Amma de Rosa
Raphelina DeRosa
Bhavieth Vathesan
Dorothy Wardwell
Vary Cores
Anna
Alessi
Christine Baurpes
Father Conles
Anne Romine Vice Sousa
Corda Prote
Caroline di Donna
Tacs
Perrace Mildred Dion Jean Tobia
Mary Sasson
Evelyn Weaver
Carls
Nao More Blues
Hhorus
Mary Magee
Frances Ravines
Ralphelina Codola
Angelina Parva
Lorena McKay
Margaret Gallagher
Laura, Balzano
Allan Dunbar
Lallian
Moon Sun Tides Drive Earthquakes, Scientist States
A scientist confirms a theory that the gravitational pull of the moon and sun influences earthquake timing on Earth. The expert argues tidal forces may trigger seismic events in cycles tied to celestial positions.
Bristol 25 Years Excerpts From Phoenix Files May 3 1907 Banquet at Y M C A
The annual banquet for participants in the recent Y M C A physical work demonstration was held at Rockwell Hall with about 60 members present. Toastmaster F M Dimond awarded medals to Clover Miller and Oscar Gablinske, George Marshall received best attendance, Rev John McVay gave a stirring address, and brief remarks were offered by South and Robertson.
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Y. M CA
Rockwell Hall
F M Dimond
Clover Miller
Oscar Gablinske
George Marshall
Jnior
John McVay
South
Robertson
John Pickles
Remembering Termmys Andrews On His Sixth Birthday
Termmys Andrews, a popular office boy at the Benal India Rubber Company, was honored yesterday on his sixth birthday. Clerks contributed to a silver Waltham hunting-case watch presented by John T Ashton, as Termmys endured the moment with good humor, wished health and steady ticking.
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Termmys Andrews
Abenal India Rubber
Waltham
John T Ashton
Tommys
Tonmys Sha
Busy sale raises funds for St Michael's Girls Society
Large crowd attends the Candidates' Class sale at Holmes House to raise money for the Girls Friendly Society of St Michael's Church. Volunteers supervised cake candy May baskets and fancy articles with students named for each table.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Michael’s Church
Holmes House
John G. Stewart
Ernest Waitt
Earl Mathewson
Harry Munro
H. Hobson
Katherine Manchester
Peggy Mathewson
Harriet Knight
Marjorie Magee
Betty Hobson
Janet McCaw
Irene Gallo
Barbara Higbee
Shirley Rische
Madaline Klien
Barbara Daighnault
Moll
de Rocha
Grace Manchester
Lucy Cassano
Arline Fisk
Muriel Fisk
Mildred Battlefield
Jane McKenna
Barbara Newman
Jean Sparks
Margaret McGann
Edna Atkinson
Audrey Baker
Lois Brownell
Three First Class Scouts Receive Awashanks Honor
Three first class scouts of Troop 4 Frank Rugemiero Louis Dilauro and Frank Sylvia were made members of the Awashanks Herd P OW S at the Spring Ceremonial Saturday evening Most Worthy King Lawrence S Ashton led the degree work Final plans were set for the marble tournament and Doamerick Capone Frank Ruggiero George Ak Fish and Lawrence S Ashton named the arrangements committee The fourth session of the handi craft course was held last evening in the Scout Building.
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Frank Rugemiero
Louis Dilauro
Frank Sylvia
Awashanks Herd
Lawrence S Ashton
Doamerick Capone
Frank Ruggiero
George Ak Fish
BORN Bassing Apert 2b 1932 to san Vilen
An archival note records a birth in 1932 naming Bassing Apert 2b as birthplace with associated individuals San Vilen and Bertrand. The fragmentary text indicates parentage and location tied to VE Barssing.
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Bassing Apert
San Vilen Bertrand Tour
Aed Vis
Blaisdell Dies at Weeden Residence
Blaisdell Mas tom tais tawn bred Blaisdell died Thursday afternoon near his late residence in Weeden to Tiverton. John Slocum Weeden on former resident and others reflect on his life and last days in town.
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Blaisdell
Weeden
Tiverton
John Slocum Weeden
Excelsior Origin Tied to Packing Material and Poem Title
The origin of the term Excelsior is unclear but linked to fine wood shavings used for packing fragile items. It likely began as a trade name and is equated with the Latin excelsus meaning elevated. The phrase appears in the poem by Tongfellow as a title suggesting rising quality.
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Tongfellow
Canned Foods for Farmers and Housewives
The article extols canned foods as time saving and uniform year round, showing how rural households rely on commercially canned fruits vegetables and specialties to free labor. It notes health benefits and compares home canning to factory processing, urging buying by the case for bargains.
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Surgeon General
United States
Sutter's California rise and fall in gold rush era
The article recalls John A. Sutter owning vast California lands including San Francisco and Sacramento before gold seekers toppled his holdings. A displaced populace looted his home and murdered his son as fires burned the hall of records. Sutter fought vast legal battles but spent the rest of his life seeking justice.
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Sutter
Richett
Washington Capitol
Stefan Zweig
Golden Book
California
John A. Sutter
San Francisco
Sacramento
Hall of Records
Martial Law in the United States as a Government Measure
Pathfinder Magazine discusses martial law as a tool of last resort in wartime or civil conflict. It explains that it is not traditional law, only emergency military necessity, and notes the Supreme Court precedent allowing state declarations when safety demands it.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Webire
Pathfinder Magazine
Map of World Globe by Mercator Arrives in America
A globular world map by Gerardus Mercator, discovered in France by Dr PF HO Rosenbach, arrives in the United States. Only eight exist, with this specimen in excellent condition, rare among aged, worn examples from Europe. It highlights early recognition of the American continent separated from Asia by a narrow waterway.
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America
Gerardus Mercator
France
PF HO Rosenbach
Europe
Asia
Tut Tut Brutus Echoes Through Freshman Caesar Essay
A freshman Bogush class studying Julius Caesar discussed the famous line You too Brutus as they described Caesar death. A test question asked students to describe the moment Brutus draws his dagger and Caesar reacts withTut tut Brutus.
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Bogush
Julius Caesar
Shakespeare
Lutin
Brutus
Caesar
Ancient Jewish attitudes toward the ass in scripture
The Montreal Family Herald discusses the ass in biblical and historical context. It notes laws against using certain animals together, Israelite reluctance to keep such strict rules, and the ass’s evolving role from war animal to burden bearer within Jewish life. It mentions mercy toward the animal and its limited Sabbath use.
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Mary the Blessed
Joseph
Montreal Family Herald
Invention Heals Chair Complaint by Zeb Vance
The 1885 incident shows Gen Zeb Vance of North Carolina complaining that his swivel chair was too low. Clerk Schuyler Duryea adjusted the chair to the proper height, prompting the remark that the invention was wonderful.
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Zeb Vance
North Carolina
United States Patent Office
Patents
Brace
Grover Cleveland
Schuyler Duryea
Duryea
Writing on Celluloid Ink Solutions for Nitrocellulose Film
The article describes methods to write on celluloid using asphalt solutions without strong solvents. It notes writing stays on the surface and can be wiped off with absorbent cotton or benzol moistened rag. Substituting acetic anhydride for part of naphtha accelerates biting into the surface. Nitrocellulose ink is also mentioned for printing on celluloid.
Early school lunch programs spread from France to major cities
The text traces the origins of school feeding starting in France with cantines scolaires and notes similar efforts in Manchester and London. By the late nineteenth century, U.S. schools primarily fed malnourished children, but authorities later recognized proper meals as part of general education.
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France
Othe Institution
Ecantines Scolairesioneer
Manchester
Bradforce
London
United States
Genera Educational
Royal Motto History From Richard I to Queen Anne
The article traces the royal motto Dieux et Mon Droit from Richard I and Edward III through William II and Queen Anne. It notes alternate phrases Je muain den dray and Semper Endem used briefly, while Dieux et Mon droit remained the enduring royal motto on the great seal and arms.
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England
Richard I
David A Wells
Edward III
William II
Great Sea
Great Sea. After Him, Queen Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Anne
New East Africa finds reshape view of human origins
Fossils in the Oldoway beds of Tanganyika reveal extinct animals such as hipparion elephas and chalicotherium. The discoveries by the East African archaeological expedition suggest East Africa may host key stages in human cultural evolution from prehistoric times.
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Oldoway Beds
Tanganyika
East African Archeological Expedition
Hipparion
Elephas
Chalicotherium
Oldoway
East Africa
Railroad Certification Rules for Interstate Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission must grant a certificate of convenience and public necessity before any railroad may sell stock or start construction in the United States for interstate commerce. The commission conducts hearings to determine demand and profitability of freight loadings in the proposed territory.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Washington Star
Vast Area to Population Gaps Between States and Alaska
The text notes Texas at 265 006 square miles less than half of Alaska’s 686 400. Terag has nearly 6 000 000 people while Alaska has 60 000. Rhode Island at 1248 square miles is 1 407th of Alaska yet over 600 000 people, ten times Alaska’s population.
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Texas
Alaska
Terag
United States
Rhode Island
Pumpkin Pie Origins and Early Pie Traditions
The article muses on how pumpkins and squash shifted from cattle feed to pie filling, crediting early cooks and suggesting southern cooks may have originated sweet potato pie and similar desserts, with northern ties to caramel pie.
Age of execution for children in early England and Jersey
A Manchester Guardian columnist contrasts harsher historic penalties with modern norms. The piece notes eight year olds hanged in 1620 for arson, siblings sentenced in 1708 Jersey cases, a ten year old in 1800 for note secrecy, and a boy remitted to Granada after a sentence.
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Michael Hammond
Lynn
Jersey
Baron Hotham
Celmsford
Granada
Height and Intelligence Link in Glasgow Children
A Glasgow study of 1,000 children found a distinct link between height and intelligence, more noticeable among boys than girls, suggesting physical development correlates with cognitive ability in youth.
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Glasgow
Scotland
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Bristol
Phoenix Files
Mro
Clarence Allen
Hope Street
Mr Allen
Bradford D Bosworth
Providence
High Ways
Amos KO Bullow
Lomeorrean
Brooks
Fall River
Department of Commerce
Sax
Canada
Germany
Switzerland
Norway
Emmars
Dutchsuiana
Italy
Jugostasia
United Sites
Trance
Railroad Building Limited
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Wood Street
Burton Street
Peter Sansone
Bradford & High Sts
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson
O ‘Street
Weiton
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Peter Bonvicin
Burton ST. Tel
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Freeborn R. Cole
Cook Street
Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
Burton S
Bristol District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Mepe Street
Ming
Thyra ‘Carlson
Mecidence
Hope St
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