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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1940

Page

4

Many Features on S. S. Steel Pier

Passengers aboard the S. S. Steel Pier daily make a 100 mile round trip to Provincetown aboard the 1750 ton oil powered vessel. The ship leaves Foster's Wharf at 8 PM and returns at 6 PM after a two hour Cape town stop. A cafeteria offers meals and deck chairs line the expansive deck for views of Massachusetts Bay.

S.5 Steel Pier Provincetown Foster's Wharf Boston Cape Uip Massachusetts Bay

Aldermen reject licenses as 6th class druggists

Twenty five years ago Cambridge aldermen refused to grant forty two sixth class druggist licenses at Tuesday night’s meeting. The piece also notes flag day by Cambridge Elks with speeches by politicians and other local items including store openings and civic appointments.

Cambridge Elks Thos. A. Glennon John T. Shea Thos F. McNamara Dietrick E.R. Daniel A. Buckley Cambridge Melrose Boston Custom House Hampshire St Mass. Ave City Hall Quincy Sq Young America Warren Bros Bernard E. McDarmott Good

Eyes Stationary Vision Rule in Motion

A clipping notes that eyes must remain stationary to function, explaining that moving eyes cannot see and that steadiness is essential for work and focus. The item emphasizes the importance of fixed gaze for accurate observation and perception.

Crop Loss From Pests Estimated At 3.5 Billion

The article estimates annual crop and food product losses in the United States from insects and plant diseases at 3.5 billion dollars. It notes widespread impact on crops and overall food supply, highlighting economic damage to agriculture.

Great Smoky Park Rich in Tree Kinds Says Botanist

H. M. Jennison of the University of Tennessee declares the Great Smoky Mountains National Park hosts nearly twice as many tree kinds as Europe. This botanist estimate highlights the park’s remarkable plant diversity and regional significance.

Great Smoky Mountains H. M. Jennison University of Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park Europe

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