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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1936
Page
4
Nemrow Bros at 472 Mass Ave distributes wholesale food products medicines and incidental goods. The staff fetch any out of stock item quickly and the brisk service atmosphere reflects a public pleasing policy.
The analysis shows food accounts for about two fifths of average family income with meat, dairy, and butter dominating spending. From 1932 to 1935 bread prices jumped, boosting the national bread bill by nearly $100 million though higher prices reduced loaf consumption. Army quartermasters warn CCC feed costs may rise to 55 cents per recruit daily next spring.
William R. Welsh Jr. praises Koussevitsky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra in a program featuring Mozart, Messiaen, Strauss Don Juan and Sibelius Fifth. He highlights Mozart’s lightness, Messiaen’s The Forgotten Sacrifices, Strauss verbosity-free style, and Sibelius as a master of grand yet ascetic sound.
May be election chatter as Harry Penniman and Joe Cleary are named amid courtly boasts and polling talk. Central Square figures Howard Parker and Dan Crowley mix civic roles with theatre and song as election rhetoric blends with street life and public safety plans.
Members of the Atlantic Brick Company attended a luncheon in the Martha Washington room Tuesday at noon. The event followed the Donnelly-Howe wedding.
Aged discussion on foot health stresses air and sunlight for feet and warns against leather confinement. It praises Dr John Slack, foot specialist and podiatrist at 1594 Tremont Street Boston for relief and cures, urging Cambridge residents to seek his care.
Wednesday luncheons and dinner meetings mark a busy social week. The Charles River Yacht Club and Zonta Club plan sessions in their rooms while Cambridge Women's Club hosts a 40-table bridge party for the Christmas Basket Fund. A forthcoming St Pauls church lecture and MIT Faculty Club bridge party complete the schedule.
The fly-brushing flabella is described as an emblem of heavenly rest in ancient Egypt, illustrating its ceremonial role as a symbol of peace and sacred repose.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to heirs legatees and deviands. A petition requests appointment of William P F Davis Jr as administrator without surety in the Cambridge probate court. Hearing set for November 12 before Judge John C Wat, register Loring T Jordan records.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice to creditors and heirs about the estate of the deceased. The court at Cambridge orders filing of written objections to continued administration. Witness John Legeat certifies the proceedings dated October 1838 with registrar P. Tordan.
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