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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1935

Page

2

Motor transport leads modern business progress

A century of transport shifts from steam and rails to gasoline trucks. Abbt Motor Transportation Co. at 101 Erie Street Cambridge proclaims leadership with reliable, efficient motor service. Confidence in its quality and comprehensive planning backs the claim, urging business to embrace this transportation revolution.

Erie Canal Panama America United States Abbt Motor Transportation Co Erie Street Cambridge Napoleon Tirese Erie St Tel Tro

Letter praises Harvard admissions record of local schools

The head master L L Cleveland writes to Mr. Fitzgerald citing a Harvard dean's praise for the freshmen from our school. He notes Cambridge High and Latin ranked second in percentage of men admitted to Harvard, with seventeen schools on the Dean's list and only one student from our school failing to meet requirements and placed on probation. The letter suggests broad interest in the matter.

Mr. Fitzgerald Delmar Leighton Harvard Echoola Cambridge High Latin

Cambridge City Council Confirms Nine Appointees

Cambridge votes approve Kil lam and Wise for housing posts while Tucker loses out amid disputes over mayoral concurrence. The election commission upset over voter notice funds and referendums. Additional rulings OK transfers and appointments to Public Welfare Board Purchasing Agent Board of Health and Water Board.

Russell Charles W. Killam Ross Tucker Atty Henry Wise Cambridge Housing Authority Roche Foley Lyons Duffy Cambridge Killam Messrs Foley and O'Connor Anderson Rosa Tucker Hillis The Election Commission Middlesex County Anna J. McCarthy Public Welfare Board Charles A. Delaney John J. Henderson Board of Health Henry L. Shelley Howard M. Turner George F. McIinnes Thomas F. O'Hara Water Board A. John Serino Welfare Board

Leonardio Toyland at Beacon Street Delivers Food Music and Style

A Boston dining venue Leonardio Toyland at 79 Beacon Street offers superb cuisine led by Leonardi famed steaks, paired with syncopated live music by the Toylanders under Larry Jones. The cosmopolitan atmosphere and strong floor for dancing make it a desirable evening out with reservations at Commonwealth 3938.

Leonardio Toyland Leonardi Toylanders Larry Jones Leonardi Toyland Beacon Street Boston

Lynch Campaign Kicks Off With Week of Rallies and Talks

J. D. Lynch resumes campaign activity in Cambridge pledging a clean constructive effort. He will tour nightly through Nov. 5 with a radio address on October 28 over WEEI and appearances before the Economy Club and Cambridge League of Women Voters. His plan includes schoolhouse rallies and a push to cut municipal debt and attract new industries.

John D. Lynch Lynch WEEI Economy Club Cambridge League of Women Voters Ralph N. Hamilton Alice Berkeley Cambridge

Saturday Evening Club Opens 1935 1936 Season

The Sat urday Evening Club announces the first formal dance of the 1935 36 season at the Hotel Statler on Saturday October 26. The schedule lists dances at Hotel Statler and Hotel Copley Plaza through May 16 with a New Year’s Eve event at the Statler and multiple dates at the other venues.

Saturday Evening Club Hotel Statler Hotel Copley-Plaza Hotel Somerset

Rat in Cambridge: Officer Defangs Huge Rodent

In Cambridge early Wednesday, Officer Jeremiah Mahoney encountered a massive rat in the Central square lunch area. He struck the animal with a club, killing it and smashing the curb. the officer left with a polished stick and a story of the night.

Central Square Jeremiah Mahoney Jerry Rats of Cambridge

Timkin Automatic Oil Burner turns heating to simple efficiency

A promotion touts the Timkin Automatic Oil Burner as a modern, clean and efficient heating solution. It claims reduced labor, no coal ashes, and steady warm air, with showrooms in Boston and Cambridge and heating engineers ready to advise.

Timkin Boston Timkin Silent’ Automatic Co Cummington Street Mazs Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue Tel Kirkland

Berm Is Ledge

A quoted definition explains berm as a horizontal ledge along a bank or slope.

Upper Wards Club Endorses a Bridge Ward Campaign Group

The Upper Wards Club endorses candidates for election including John D. Lynch for mayor Patrick J. Delaney Eugene A. Hamilton Hy man Fill for councillor at large Bernard F. Fallon and John C. Hagerty for principal assessors Cora Butler Conant Richard C. Evain and William F. Galgay for school committee and John J. Tierney for councillor from ward 10 President James Mahady says the endorsed slate will support protecting Cambridge homes from detrimental influences notably zoning changes.

John D. Lynch Patrick J. Delaney Eugene A. Hamilton Hyman Fill Bernard F. Fallon John C. Hagerty Cora Butler Conant Richard C. Evaine William F. Galgay John J. Tierney James Mahady Cambridge

Cormorants Trained to Fish for Their Masters

The birds dive for river trout and, with a tight collar, are prevented from swallowing prey. Fishermen retrieve the catch by squeezing the throat as cormorants surface, a practice long established in China and Japan and reported in the Chicago Tribune.

China Japan Chicago Tribune Europe

Whitehall Palace and Its Ties to English Royalty

The Whitehall palace in central London evolved from York to Whitehall under Henry VIII in 1529 and served as the royal court for over 150 years. It witnessed Henry VIII’s seizure of Wolsey’s property, several royal marriages, Elizabeth I’s patronage, the execution of Charles I, and later revelry under Charles II before a 1695 fire reduced it to a banqueting hall now a museum. The court later moved to St James, with the realm still referred to as the Court of St James.

Toth Royal Palace of Whitehall Charing Cross Westminster London York Cardinal Wolsey Henry VIII Wolsey Court Henry VII Anne Boleyn Elizabeth I Charles I Charles II James I Banqueting Hall The United Service Institution White Hall St James Palace Court of St. James

Origin of Visiting Cards in Chinese Tradition

Visiting cards have ancient Chinese roots with a ceremony surrounding visits. Cards are large and red. marriage matchmaking involves a professional match-maker who presents the groom’s card to the bride and returns the bride’s card if accepted. If lucky, engagement details are written on two large red cards tied together.

China Montreal Herald

Della Mitchell Returns from 2000 Mile Auto Trip

Della Mitchell proprietor of Mitchell's Essex Street restaurant and beverage parlour returned from a 2000 mile auto tour. She visited the Adirondack mountains among other places during the trip.

Della Mitchell Mitchell Essex Street Adirondack Mountains

Advice on Increasing Tire Mileage and Wheel Alignment

Practical tips explain tire wear origins and emphasize correct front wheel alignment. The article promotes the Bean System of Wheel Aligning at American Auto Spring Service in Cambridge and notes their spring replacement department, stock of new springs, and prompt installations with skilled mechanics. It invites readers to call Trowbridge 3231 for details.

American Auto Spring Service First and Binney Streets Cambridge American Auto Spring Service Company Boston Trowbridge 3231

Life Begins at 8.40 Returns to Shubert Boston for Two Weeks

The New York Winter Garden musical revue Life Begins at 8.40 returns to the Shubert Theatre Boston for a two week run headed by Milton Berle Lilia Grey Chaplin Buster West Ann Seymour and Lucille Page with 100 principals dancers and chorus. Features include designs by Albert Johnson with a double revolving stage and integrated lighting music by Harold Arlen lyrics by Ira Gershwin and E Harburg. Supporting cast includes Walter Dare Whal John McCauley Charles Kemper Lelia Moore Grace Studiford and Charles Fowler with sketches by David Freedman.

New York Winter Garden Shubert Theatre Milton Berle Lilia Grey Chaplin Buster West Ann Seymour Lucille Page Chas Anderson Walter Dare Whal John McCauley Charles Kemper Lelia Moore Grace Studiford Charles Fowler David Freedman

Irrigation History Acknowledges Ancient and Mormon Roots

The article traces irrigation in the southwestern US from ancient ditch builders to Mormon settlers who redirected streams for fields. It notes alfalfa’s link to irrigation, small projects thriving while large schemes caused market gluts amid miner and settler demands.

United States California Utah Spain Montreal Herald

Koussevitsky Opens Cambridge Symphony Season

Dr. Koussevitsky conducts Boston Symphony Orchestra at Sanders Theatre in a program of Mozart, Dukas La Peri, and Sibelius No. 2. The performance, praised for clarity and color, showcases refined eighteenth century style and universal, inspiring music. The next Cambridge concert is set for November 7 at 8 o'clock.

Koussevitsky Cambridge Boston Symphony Orchestra Sanders Theatre Mozart Doukas Sibelius Paul Dukas Dukas

Ukraine Its Geography History and Independence Moves

The excerpt describes the Ukraine as a southeastern part of Russia with the Dniester and Dnieper valleys, covering about 174,1 square miles and a population of 91,901,400. It charts its proclamation in 1917, establishment in 1919, alliance with the Russian SFSR in 1920, and entry into the USSR in 1923, noting ongoing disaffection and independence movements.

Ukraine Ukrainian Republic Russia Dniester Dnieper Soviet Union Russian Soviet Republic Union of Socialist Soviet Republics Poland Czechoslovakia

Winter coal orders from Snider and Snider Company

Winter approaches and many delay securing coal. Snider and Snider Company at 290 Albany Street Cambridge MA urges customers to order now to lock in fall prices and ensure prompt delivery. They offer high grade coal for drove furnace and steam heating with expert advice on the right coal for any system.

Snider and Snider Company Trowbridge 5050 Snider and Snider Company Albany Street Cambridge Maas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. and Mrs. Voter John H. Corcoran Sir Strast L. L. Cleveland Council Prof. Killam T. B. Hospital J. D. Lynch Royal Whitehall Palace Comforma State Bath House Sta. Revere Beach Lynn &R William KR. Welsh, JR
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