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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
1
A retrospective on twenty five years highlights drastic changes from Teddy Roosevelt’s era to modern fast paced life. It notes shifts in fashion from hobbie skirts and merry widow hats to winter activity no longer pausing for snow. It mentions old prices for lager and meals, and the end notes with changes in grocery open cracker barrels as a sign of progress.
Four hours wasted at the regular session as personalities escalated into political theater. The City Solicitor argues the committee cannot delegate powers to a sub committee, while Delaney and Laceybreezed in later blasting the mayor. Rows over Rindge School tablets, janitor pay, and contractor costs color the notes.
Mrs. J. Lowell Moore hosted the Child Welfare and Education Committees at Buckingham Place. Mrs. LaRue Brown spoke on State Legislation for Children for the 1988 General Court session. The league backs the Raising the School Age bill and immigration details were reviewed. Proportional representation and ballot marking were explained by Mrs. George Howard Parker.
The I Sentinel mocks ongoing debates over Safety Island lighting and island synchronization. It notes a new mayoral bid by Thomas J. Daly on the issue, with Daly’s slogan Watch your step, while criticizing the school committee’s meddling in funding matters.
George E Cole president of the Industrial Association and Harvard Coop spoke at Manhattan Hall about district cooperation in trade. He urged unity of effort with customers, warned against price merging, and discussed hours parking unified supply buying and traffic. Members Foley Mahoney Hyman Pill Winn joined in the exchange.
City council approves 1800 for flashing units and reflectors to upgrade safety islands after weeks of debate. The session also funds water pump repairs and tables resolutions for deaths of notable figures including Jessie Wilson Sayre and Franklin H. Wright.
Advertises McAdoo milk as highly nutritious compared to steak, touts Cambridge McAdoo brand and National Biscuit crackers. Urges home delivery via Porter 4449 or 118 Fayerweather Street. States milk keeps the doctor away.
Miss Margaret Bettencourt of 24 Chilton Street has been confined to her bed for two weeks with grippe, a family friend reporting the illness.
Riverbank Court Hotel at 06 Charles River Reed presents a homey living option with health, efficiency, beauty, and convenience. Its dining room serves unique cuisine and in apartment service, while transportation is excellent under a respected managing director renowned for steady policy. Rentals are described as very favorable.
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