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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1940
Page
7
What Cambridge makes what makes Camb is a column praising business drive in Cambridge. It notes a leading moving concern as a dominant local enterprise. The piece highlights a key company shaping growth and bearing responsibilities in the city’s commerce.
George Martin heads Clark and Reid Co. Cambridge and Curtis and Croston Boston firms, directing furniture removals from pianos to pictures. The firm serves Washington and distant points, with Martin also guiding Curtis & Croston and holding positions in the Massachusetts Furniture Warehousemen's Association and Allied Van Lines Inc.
Once a bustling river hub at Frog Point North Dakota the city that never was drew hundreds of transient residents and travelers. By 19th century trade shifts and fading navigation the metropolis dissolved into memory leaving only Hudsons Bay company buildings and a 33 person population at Belmont.
The article traces European honeybee origins in America with the first known import in 1638. It notes early German stock and later shift to yellow Italian bees praised for docility, higher honey yield, and better resistance to the bee moth, a pest affecting German strains.
A reported statistic notes a nonfatal automobile accident occurs in the United States every 27 seconds. The figure highlights road safety concerns and may influence public awareness and policy discussions.
A science note states that all planets orbit the sun in the same direction. It emphasizes consistent heliocentric motion and supports the standard model of the solar system.
The Barking Sands on Kauai, described by W A Bryan, are wind blown sand hills along Nahili shore. Dry coral and lava sand emit a doglike sound when clapped and rumble when a horse races down the slope, with explanations still incomplete.
The record notes Napoleon is buried at Farnborough England in St Michael's Church crypt alongside Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie after a prior burial at St Mary’s Mortuary Chapel Chiselhurst. The change occurred following Eugenie’s 1887 church building.
New copper ore discoveries 150 miles southeast of Yellowknife Alberta create a flourishing subarctic mining camp. The finds are expected to add importance to northern mineral fields amid war demand for basic minerals.
Carnegie Tech is described with four color identifiers red yellow green and blue, signaling a branding or school spirit motif. The brief mentions these color names as defining the institution or its teams and student activities.
James S Cassedy Inc a premier Greater Boston heating and plumbing firm founded by James F Cassedy rose from Woburn journeyman to Cambridge contractor guiding major city projects He led on contracts for Harvard University Cambridge Hospital Radcliffe St Peter's Schools and more before his death in 1994 The firm remains under Cassedy heirs with Arthur A Kionower as director at 133 Austin Street Central Square.
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