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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1935
Page
2
Cambridge readers are urged to celebrate Thanksgiving with a turkey centerpiece from the Fresh Pond Market at 360 Huron Avenue. The ad touts quality meats and produce, neighborhood service, and lasting trust as reasons to buy there, inviting orders by phone.
Community guidance on proper tree care from the New England Forestry Service Inc urges yearly trimming spraying and expert help to preserve landscape beauty and tree health. They offer services from 141 Milk St Boston and a free initial consultation.
A YMCA meeting Wednesday organized a riding club with Glenn C. Perduyn presiding and a committee of Martin Dowling Gus Frye Archie Redford Roscoe Wing William Behnke Fred McLellan Ruth Hagan and Mary Young. The group noted last week's EH emblems and announced Herbert Worters master diver will lead men’s swimming instruction Friday evenings.
An ad extols Byron Jackson chairs for comfort in any gathering from funerals to banquets. It claims 20 000 chairs and tables available for sale or rent with prompt service and universal seating, calling Cap. 3632 in Boston for inquiries.
An article extols Cherry Valley Dairy at 98 Cambridge Street Charlestown and 53 Prescott Street Somerville for modern home delivery. It highlights quality, sanitary plant features, and honest service as a model for others, inviting tours and calls via Som. 7036.
A Cambridge firm, Enterprise Towel Supply Co., 169 Charles Street East, offers clean sanitary towels and related garments for offices, restaurants, and factories. They boast lower costs than laundering new towels and provide service to any business size with prompt delivery by Tro. 0687.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Serge Koussevitsky performed an all Beethoven program in its sixth concert of the Friday and Saturday series. Soloists Jeanette Vreeland Elizabeth Wisor Paul Alt house Julius Huehn and the Cerlin Society Chorus under Arthur Fiedler complemented the Overture to Egmont and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the Ode to Joy finale. The review notes the profound impact of the Ninth and praises the soloists and chorus, predicting the next concert on November 29 and 30 featuring works by Froulais, Ravel, Haydn, and Vaughan Williams.
On Wednesday November 20 Cambridge Teachers' Club with 200 members held a banquet at 6 p m in the main ballroom. The Middlesex Apartment Owners Association met for dinner at 6 p m in the Mt Vernon room on November 20, and on Thursday November 21 Tufts College Women's Club with 175 members held its dinner and pageant at 6 30 pm in the main ballroom. Special Thanksgiving dinner will be served all day in the restaurant and grill.
The Zonta bridge party at 6 Frost Street hosted by Mrs Inez Long drew strong attendance. Mies Cora MacKenzie spoke as guest at the Hempstead Zonta Club meeting held November 15.
The temple of Nike Apteros in Athens, erected in 455 B C to honor Marathon Pilataea and Salamis, was destroyed by Turks in the seventeenth century and its materials used for a battery. In 1836 the battery was demolished and the temple rebuilt on the Acropolis hillside.
Gray field mice become white in New Mexico sands. Lizards lose color and larger animals appear spectral. Some areas host no animal life as vegetation struggles against shifting sands.
A note traces benzine once deemed useless from Faraday to 1825 and its revival with the first coal tar dye mauve, marking a turning point in chemical history.
The ad extols International Harvester Co. of America as the smart pick for motor trucks with heavy duty design. It highlights engine reliability, feature upgrades, and widespread service network with 230 branches in the United States and Canada.
The Saturday Evening Club of Boston hosts its annual Thanksgiving Eve party on Wednesday November 27 at the Imperial Ballroom of the Hotel Statler. A new band debuts and many members have reserved seats. committee members include Stephen Abbott Frank Albertson Harold Atwood Honey Barat ta Lloyd Bemis Joseph Bernier Jessie Blackey Harold Bolton Frank Bullock Eva Carpenter George Chamberlain Gordon Clive Mary Collins Bradford Delano Dwight Duke Nicholas Pettis Jr Jane Shuman Oliver Rollins Marie Johnson Lawrence Dorey Henry MecQueeney Myerma Hersey Beulah Angell Bernard Rice Harry Kilbrith Thomas Morison and Al McMorrow.
Dr Bunderson of the Chicago Board of Health says ice cream is a valuable food loved by nearly all children and many adults. He notes vitamins and lime in ice cream, urges choosing Hendrie’s brand for purity and sanitation, and promotes Eliot Creamery in Milton for direct sales and holiday orders.
The Fox and Hounds Club on 448 Beacon Street Boston offers extended dining with music by Pete Fitzgerald's orchestra and dancing from 8 30 p m to 1 a m nightly. The club emphasizes leisurely meals, fine wines, and reasonable prices and invites reservations via Com 1622. James H McManus Inc makers of ice cream are noted as exclusive to the club.
The Cambridge League of Women Voters will host Dr. Payson Wild on Neutrality and Sanctions at noon Monday at the Hotel Continental with Mrs. William Dugald presiding. Richard K. Conant will discuss Administration of Relief in Massachusetts Tuesday at 3 p.m. at 47 Lakeview Avenue. An open meeting of the Department of Government and Economic Welfare is also planned with Mrs. Sumner H. Slichter as chairperson and Mrs. C A Jeffrey and Mrs. Powell assisting.
In medieval lore the Lappa and Finns traded winds to mariners. They sold a cord tied with three knots indicating wind strength: one knot promised a fair wind, two a storm, and three a gale.
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