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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1940
Page
4
McBride's Restaurant in Harvard Square assembled a highly efficient staff to observe the photographer as he prepared for a shoot. The group gathered in the dining area, awaiting directions and noting the setup.
Collier’s notes Buddha, founder of major world religions, as the most sacred figure ever portrayed in a statue wearing eyeglasses.
It is estimated that a watch crystal will crack under 50 pounds of weight.
Mr. Cook received a plurality of nearly 250000 votes in the 1938 race. A local note records Charles Paxton of Sweetwater Texas as a Boy Scout leader who volunteered to fry fish for a camp supper but used soap chips as meal, leading to an odd culinary mishap.
Veteran tailor Noyes Collinson Anthony Drago and Claus Gelotte from Harvard Square presented a Rotary club event in Central Square. President Howard Stockwell greeted visitors including those from Texas. A boys fund drawing led by Arthur MacKenzie awarded Fred Hubley two University tickets amid singing and Rotary conviviality.
Ginseng or sang is valued as a medicinal root in China with a sweet taste akin to licorice. medical men note limited use beyond a demulcent, yet Chinese households employ it for many purposes. The text also notes a notable increase in white collar workers since 1870s.
The largest land mammal ever found is named Baluchi here. The American Museum of Natural History uncovered its bones during a Mongolia expedition. Its fossil shows a creature that could browse leaves over 35 feet high based on reconstructed skeleton measurements.
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