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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
4
Commander Mickle and Campaign Chairman Michael T Kellyher report strong turnout for the Cambridge Post 27 A L drive. Ex service men seeking information or membership may visit Cambridge Post headquarters at the Municipal Building Central square.
Dr James J Cassidy hosts The Nations Insurance as he cites a World War fighter praising the American Legion as the best insurance policy for the nation. He notes Legion posts expand public education through Night Schools during American Education Week and frames Legionnaires as practical idealists advancing individual and national welfare.
William Allen Edgar Davis Joseph Denman Phillip Hardy Don Matheson Albert Miller James Thomas and Glenn C Perduyn represented Cambridge Association at the 20th Anniversary Leaders Conference of Massachusetts and Rhode Island in Somerville last Saturday. A Holy Week service was held Thursday in the library at 11 80. The naturalization class opens Tuesday at 7 45. A sled dogs film talk was given to the Camrin Club by President F H Lovejoy with special movies. Board of Managers met Wednesday at 5 30 to review the budget and revise the By Laws.
Report from City Hall hints at a romance involving two well known figures both connected to Harvard and local civic life. Bill Galvin seen leaving Kendall Square subway steps briskly Tuesday noon, sparking chatter about his pace and possible news.
A string of Cambridge figures including Warren MacPherson, Joseph W. Motherwell, Albert N. Murray, John H. Corcoran, Daniel J. Crowley, Bill Shine, Arthur Gibson, Bill Hennessy, George Cole, Arthur M. Wright, Fred Deitrick, Bill Galgay, Rodney W. Long and Joe Doherty are profiled as potential candidates or influential players in upcoming local politics and civic affairs. The piece notes varied bets on mayors, commissions, and council seats with humor about their traits.
The line suggests beauty arises from a blend of structure and awe. It hints at a philosophy where elegance emerges from combined order and wonder.
The English royal male members in Scotland observe the tradition of wearing kilts for formal and semi formal events while royal women wear scarfs in suitable plaid patterns.
Officers Dalton and Anderson were sent to Commonwealth Laundry early Wednesday to pursue a burglar but false alarm arose from steam pipe knocking and a phone call. Officer Edw J Gordon is on sick list after suspension lifted. more department changes expected under Chief Leahy. Capt Ginty and Sgt King to take direct Traffic Division control. Local force praised for excellent shooting.
In vinegar making higher sugar content in apples or cider increases acidity, but sweet apples do not always produce the best vinegar. Sweetness often signals a lack of natural frost and may not indicate higher sugar levels.
The note explains manana is pronounced manya'na and means tomorrow. It is used as a term of procrastination to denote a somewhat indefinite future time in linguistic and literary contexts.
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