Citation for Administration on Ina Dinneck Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to heirs and creditors. Petition seeks letters of administration on Ina Dinneck Cambridge deceased intestate granted to Loulee Shaw Concord without bond. Cambridge Probate Court to hear August 17 1833. Public notice in Cambridge Sentinel weekly for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Ina Dinneck
Cambridge
Sald
Loulee Shaw
Concord
Cambridge Soutine
John C. Legrat
Esquire
Loring F. Jordan
Reelster
Mortgagor's Real Estate Sale Notice
Foreclosure sale of Cambridge property under a 1926 mortgage to Homestead Co operative Bank due August 18 at 4 PM. Notice lists parcel dimensions Bay Street Osborne Street and nearby lands, with terms requiring 2500 dollars down and balance in 10 days. taxes and fees to be paid by purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Brien
Cambridge
Cambridgee
Osborne
Vionowan
James Stacan
Middlesex Booth District
C Homestead Co-Operative Bank
Mortkace
Wiliam Pp
Midredge
J. Edward Nally
Mast
Avena
Mars
Cambridge License Commission Notice on February Hearing
City of Cambridge Massachusetts notifies all interested that a hearing will be held before the License Commission at City Hall Room 2 on February 14 at 2 o clock. The case involves Helen Dy and Irvine W Batley regarding license for garage use and storage of fortune in tanks of care. The notice is issued by Jo an B E Quis, Chairman, with authority of the Board of License Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Cambridge
Franklin Street
Pearl Street
Magarhoe Street
River Street
Frederick H. Burke
Lickee Commission
City Hall
Helen Dy
Irvine W. Batley
Oolicen Tor
Buckngham Street
Board of Licensa Comminslits
Probate Notice in Cambridge Estate Case
The New England Trust Company trustee under the will of Murthy McDaniels, Cambridge, presents an inventory for allowance for the benefit of Lonnie Walker and others. Interested parties must appear August seventeenth at ten o clock to show cause why the allowance should not be made and to receive citation by publication in the Cambridge Sentinel for four weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdons
Walter 5
Cambridge
Cambridge Sentinel
Newspiper
Lenat
Murthy
McDaniels
Ko Bald
Enclanil Trust Company
Sahd
Ite Trust
Lonien Db. Walker
Mui
Gahd Troxte
Toailine
Solen C. Logenat
Eequire
Loring
Jordan
Register
Notice of Admin Petition for Cambridge Estate
Public notice for Charles TL Micha estate in Cambridge Middlesex. A petition seeks letters of administration for Charles to be granted to Charles To Meacham junior. Hearing set for July 17 at 11 00 am before Justice John Le... at Cambridge Court. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Cambridge Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TL Micha
Cambridge
Charkes
Meacham
Cambridize
Mdrleses
Middlesex
Cambridge Sentine
Coambridge
Joho
Lereat
Eegedre
Gall Court
Joly
Voltages for Electrocution of Criminals
A study of electrocution shows voltages vary with contact conditions. It cites Prague deaths at 65 volts and electricians handling 5 000 volts without harm. In U S practice, 1 800 to 2 000 volts for a few seconds, then fluctuations, are used, with death linked to interruption of circulation and respiration. Sing Sing experiments suggest 1 500 volts AC is lethal, while DC may require about 1 000 volts to kill.
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Prague
Sing Sing
A. C
Apple Emanations Said To Influence Nearby Vegetables
A Time Magazine excerpt quotes the British Association of Refrigeration claiming air carrying emanations from apples can affect potatoes and bananas. Elderly apples allegedly release chemicals that accelerate ripening in young apples and stunt potato sprouting. The exact substances remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association of Refrigeration
London
Time Magazine
New Mexico Enters Union as 47th State
New Mexico joined the United States as the 47th state on January 6, 1912, expanding the nation’s western boundary and adding new governance under statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Union
Metropolitan Firemen's Band Visits the Home
The Metropolitan Boston Firemen's Band from the American Legion spent Thursday evening at the Home for the Aged and Infirm. Drum major James Murphy of Malden led a lively program, while Charles J. McMenimen directed events in Supt. Shea's absence on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Toomey
Boston American
Cambridge Board of Public Welfare
Boston
American Legion
James Murphy
Malden
Charles J. McMenimen
John T. Shea
Maine
Helen of Troy’s Feet Said Large by Chiropodist
Dr. EL J Van Praagh told the Incorporated Society of Chiropodists that Helen of Troy likely had large feet. He argued small feet are not a beauty standard and noted modern court shoes are a lucrative market for chiropodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
London
Helen of Troy
EL. J. van Praagh
Incorporated Society of Chiropodists
Trilby
Air Travel Advocate Never Rode in Plane
Cleveland congressman Robert Crosser a leading advocate of air travel and author of a merchant air ship bill has never flown aboard a plane. He has ridden in blimps and views lighter than air travel as a future fast route to Europe or Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Crosser
House of Representatives
Europe
Asia
Notable assassins and their interments at trials end
Slayers of Presidents Leon Czolgocz and Charles Guiteau faced final justice in Auburn New York and Washington. Czolgocz was electrocuted on October 29 1901 and buried in the prison yard. Guiteau left a will before his June 1882 execution and was buried under a court pavement in a Washington jail wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Czolgocz
William McKinley
Auburn
N. Y
Quickline
Charles Gulteau
Garfield
William Hicks
Washington
Wearing the leek origins of St David's Day hat practice
A historical note from Answers Magazine explains Welsh farmers shared plowing tasks and carried leeks in their hats for communal meals. The leek tradition on St David's Day is linked to this practice as a simple way to transport vegetables.
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St. David's Day
Answers Magazine
Bank Reorganization Aims for Unified System Amid Closures
County Bank and Trust hosts a meeting with officials from National Bank, Columbian Co operative Bank, Reliance Cooperative Bank and others. President Fulton, leading the reorganization, says solvent plans were approved and stronger federal inspections expected, as fear fades and trust grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Harry Lincoln
Columbian Co-operative Bank
R. Currie Grovestein
Reliance Cooperative Bank
John D. Lynch
University Trust Co
North Cambridge Co-operative Bank
Ami Charles D. Rice
North Avenue Savings Bank
Fulton
Central Trust Co
Guy
Federal Reserve Board
Will Provides Funeral Feast at Swansea for Mourners
In Swansea, Waoles-Morgan Curtiss left a will arranging a hotel banquet for mourners who attended his funeral. The provision aims to honor attendees with a formal meal at a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Waoles
Morgan Curtiss
Wood Screw Making Machine Patents Timeline
The first patent in England for a wood screw making machine was granted in 1760 and a Burton on Trent factory followed after about six years. An American patent linked to wood screw machines was granted to David Wilkinson of Rhode Island in 1790. In 1849 Cullen Whipple of Providence devised the first practical machine to manufacture pointed screws.
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Engelaind
Burton-on- Trent
David Wilkinson
Rhode Island
Cullen-Whipple
Providence
Religious Roots of President Calvin Coolidge
The text notes Calvin Coolidge's Puritan descent and Amherst College graduation in 1905. It cites his Massachusetts civic service leading to the presidency after Harding's death, his re election bid, and a plain unpretending temperament. It mentions his Congregational church membership and quotes his belief in religion underpinning national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Harding
United States
New England
Congregational Church
Washington
Washington Cathedral
Colombia The treasure land of South America
One thousand miles south of Florida lies Colombia a vast republic with fertile land gems minerals and a strong coffee industry. It leads emerald and banana production and is a large gold and oil prospect, with cattle and crops spanning temperate to tropical zones. Three Andean cordilleras cross the nation shaping its climate and geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Florida
Texas
el Dorado
Republic of Colombian
South America
Atlantic Ocean
Ecuador
Peru
Brazil
Wettersneln
Brasil
Pacific Ocean
United States Department of Comerce
America
Colombia
Cordillera
Vacationing clerks and staffers fill summer plans
Ghat Sarah Rabinovitz and Gertrude Bevernick from Harvard Bazar are vacationing in Connecticut and Qalk Island respectively. City hall operators and clerks like Miss Cecelia O'Connor plan trips to Chicago and Canada while others, including George Pratt and Grace Gulhan, enjoy Nantucket and Owego. Police and city staff take time off as departments shift duties and staff rotations occur.
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Sarah. Rabinovitz
Harvard Bazar
Connecticut
Gertrude Bevernick
Qalk Island
Revere
Bob Holland
Cecelia O'Connor
City Hall
Chicago
Harry Snyder
Gents
L Street
Belle Cardon
Sharon
Beatrice Nugent
Margaret O'Neill
Marie Sweeney
Tressurer
Canada
George Pratt
Nantucket
Grace Qgulhan
Beatrice Cohen
New York City
Anne Costello
P. Harry McCaffrey
San Pedro
California
Harris Ginsburg
Central Square
Saratoga Springs
Helen R. Brosnahan
Lady With
Mary Martin
Owego
N. Y
Jim Harrington
Louise Quinn
Malden Hospital
Robert J. Douglass, Jr
Station 3
Patrick J. Hurley
The
Cape
Francis
Joseph H. Shannon
John J. Canney
James Carberry
Water Department
Chicago Fair
John B. Carroll
Agnes V. Kiley
Nova Scotia
John Toomey
James Dugan
Nahant
Ray Coolidge
City Engineers
Wells
Maine
Harry L. Lincoln
Wendell Street
Shirley Hill House
Manchester
N. H
Lincoln
Many Uses for the Humble Hen Egg Revealed
An editor notes eggs power many products beyond cooking. Eggs supply albumin for imitation ivory drugs ice cream adhesives pigment fixers printer ink glue tanning bookbinding leather cleaning and varnishes. They aid paper sizing textiles dyeing film making and even fertilizer use emerges from leftovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Poultry Journal
Tanning Rabbit Skin at Home
The article describes home tanning of rabbit skins for coat trim use. It instructs removing fat and flesh, drying the flesh side with salt, making a tanning bath of salt and water with sulfuric acid, soaking for one to three weeks, then rinsing drying and stretching with neatsfoot oil for pliability.
Tropical tree earth masses harbor plants and ants
Spherical pockets of soil in tropical tree branches support vegetation and act as pests to some ant species. Ants are thought to carry earth to trunks particle by particle, with speculation that plants are planted by the ants though this is uncertain. Suspended earth masses could seed without ant assistance in humid forests.
Our Richest Presidents and Their Fortunes
The article lists Washington Hayes Theodore Roosevelt and Hoover as the wealthiest presidents. It notes Hoover is often viewed as the richest to hold office and Roosevelt second, with Washington wealthy mainly in land. It also mentions Taylor Polk and Buchanan as among the rich presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hayes
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Hooyes
Taylor
Polk
Buchanan
Samoan Joy and Weather Describe Island Life
The article depicts Samoan people as cheerful and carefree, smiling often, with simple needs and bright clothing. It recounts a group of native stevedores reacting to a tractor sighting and notes a warm climate with frequent short showers and a sunny temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
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