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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1935

Page

2

Famous and Forgotten Part I

A retrospective survey traces how common words and phrases derive from famous names. It catalogues Annie Oakley, Black Maria, Bloomers, Pompadour, Booz, Bowdler, Bowie, Boycott, Bright, Brodie, Buncombe, Daguerre, Diesel, Galvani and others, linking each term to its eponym and historical context.

Senate debate slows relief work as critics cry foul

The piece reviews Congress delays and filibuster fears in debates over the work relief bill and related NRA measures. It notes public impatience from business leaders, the importance of debate to reveal voter views, and urges careful progress on funding, earmarking, and state debt concerns amid tariff clashes and cotton textile anxieties.

Washington Senate Congress House of Uri Hoke Smith Georgia Woodrow Wilson League of Nations United States World Court Borah Reed Missouri Utility Holding Company NRA House Roosevelt White House PWA Robert Lincoln O'Brien Tariff Commission David L Walsh Japan Massachusetts Senator Walsh O'Brien Textile Code Authority Rhode Island Telegram Providence M. I Fall River New England Walsh Alao

The Judge Hums A Sinister Scheme In A Widow’s Tale

The judge crafts a plan to stash dozens of old judgments against Will Brooks, now tied to his daughter Jennie and her mother Maria. He uses the debts to pressure Jennie while masking motive as care, aiming to ease family tensions and secure funds without alerting the mother.

Luigi Galvani United States Massachusetts Democrats Gerry Maria Win Harry New York Will Will Brooks Navy Jenny Maris Jennie Bill Potter Potter Howe Potter House Han Jude Jean Jennie Hussy Brooks

From Whose Names Were These Words Derived

A concise look at the etymology of common terms such as ampere Annie Oakleys Bessemer steel and Gatling gun tracing how people places and objects gave rise to these names. It notes figures like Gladstone and Lavalliere among others connected to everyday jargon and historic inventions.

Greenville Ohio E. Butter Ronie Oshley Buffalo Sills Mary Pickever Mra Bauer Maras Ty Coe Coesnee Annie Oakley Andre Marie Ampere Bessemer Steel Sir Henry Bessemer

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N Part I Elmo Scott Watson Maria Lee Boston Amelia Jenks Bloomer Seneca Falls N. Y Dexter ©. Bloomer Lily Elizabeth Smith Miller Gerrit Smith Jeanne Antoinette Poisson Marquise de Pompadour Louis XV France Lavalliere Francoise Louise de Labanme le Blanc Duchesse de la Valliere Louis XIV Waterloo Order of the Iron Cross Germany John Bone Chippens County Michigan Republic E. G. Booz Woodbury N. J Booz Thomas Bowdler James Bowie The Alamo Charles Cunningham Boycott Lord Erne Connemara Ireland Bright Richard Bright Steve Brodie Brooklyn East River Brodie Edward Buncombe Germantown Philadelphia Buncombe County North Carolina Felix Walker Walker Georgee Wilhelm Bungeng Louis Jacques Daguerre Essex County Boston Sentinel Gilbert Stuart Sentinel William E. Gladstone Amelia J. Bloomer LA Valliere Richard H. Gatling iBy Carter Earmer Mae Vermont WN Service Ampere Annie Oakleys Black Maria Bunsen Burner Cardigan Daguerreotype Don Brodie Dun Galvanize Ger Gladstone Pompadour
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