Music Necessary Study For Youth In Cambridge
An editorial urges music education for youth as essential as academics. It urges directing idle time into constructive musical activity through school bands and orchestras and cites Cambridge Conservatory of Music run by E Cushing for tailored courses. call Tro 3238 for free circulars.
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Cambridge
Cushing
Swing Time at Keith Memorial Theatre Second Week
REO Radio presents Swing Time at Keith Memorial Theatre for a second week. Astaire and Rogers star in their sixth musical, with a plot of love triangles and comic misunderstandings. Supporting cast includes Victor Moore Helen Broderick Eric Blore and George Metaxa. The Harvard Special and March of Time are also shown along with Pathe News.
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REO Radio
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Heith Memorial Theatre
Astaire
Rogers
Betty Furness
Miss Rogers
George Metaxa
Ginger
Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Eric Blore
Harvard
New England
Maine
Passamaquoddy W. P. A
Pathe News
De Silva Sign Co Elevates Boston Advertising Art
The De Silva Sign Co of 24 Province Street Boston promotes sign painting as an art blending design color and clarity. Under H W Cook Jr the firm claims 49 years in business producing eye catching signs for Cambridge and Greater Boston businesses. Call Hub 3150 for office lettering window lettering and sign services.
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Titian
Gessem
Raphael
de Silva
Province Street
Hoston
H. W. Cook, Jr
Boston
Cambridge
Keats
de Silva Sign Co
Origin of ruckerize and the 1835 Democratic convention
A century ago factions packed a convention to favor their candidate. In 1835 Baltimore held a Jackson Van Buren gathering with no speeches or platform, where Edward Rucker’s action to swing votes led to the term ruckerize meaning packing a convention.
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Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
New York
Jackson
Baltimore
van Buren
Alabama
Illinois
South Carolina
Tennessee
van Bure
Edward Rucker
Stephen A. Douglas as a national statesman in 1860 campaign
The piece chronicles Stephen A. Douglas linking his 1860 bid to national stardom while detailing the 1858 Illinois stumping with Lincoln. It notes the Dred Scott ruling and his shift to support union across the South, and ends with Douglas standing beside Lincoln at the inauguration, symbolizing party and nation shifts.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Giant
Illinois
Belas
Abraham Lincoln
Bear
Dred Scott
Douglas
Deep South
Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
H. W. Johnson
John CC. Breckenridge
Joseph Lane
John Bell
Tennessee
Edward Everett
Massachusetts
New Constitutional Union Party
South
Union
Lincon
Capitol
The First Psychologist and the Mind Body Debate
The article discusses early psychology tracing to Plato who distinguished mind and body. It notes Aristotle expanding on mental faculties and exploring how mind relates to the body. The piece frames the emergence of psychology as a field from these ancient inquiries.
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Plato
Aristotle
Cambridge men drawn for jury service by city council
Twenty Cambridge residents were selected for jury duty at Tuesday’s city council meeting. Report for service is at the East Cambridge and Lowell courthouses in Middlesex Superior Court. Names include William H. McGuinness, Timothy F. McCarthy, Arthur A. Osborne, Daniel F. O’Keefe, Clifford A. Smith, and others.
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Cambridge
East Cambridge
Lowell
Middlesex
William H. McGuinness
Fayerweather Street
Timothy F. McCarthy
Trowbridge Street
Arthur A. Osborne
Fayette Street
Daniel F. O'Keefe
Pemberton Street
Cliford A. Smith
Atlantis in Literature Referenced by Ancient Writers
Plato, Pliny the Elder and other early authors reference the legendary Atlantis in their works. The tale influences later scholars and writers exploring lost civilizations and myths.
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Atlantis
Plato
Pliny
Miss Dorothy Day Guest Speaker at Cambridge Bridge Party
Miss Dorothy Day of New York, head of the Catholic Worker, spoke at a bridge party hosted by Gertrude A. Scott at 12 Tremont Street Cambridge. She outlined her work since last spring when she addressed St Marys Alumni and Alumnae associations.
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Dorothy Day
New York
Catholic Worker
Gertrude
A. Scott
Tremont Street
Metropolitan Theatre Presents Stage Struck and Stars Over Broadway
Warner Bros musical comedy Stage Struck opens Friday with Dirk Powell Joan Brondeil Warren Williams Frank McHugh Jeanne Madden and Yacht Club Boys. New York stage revue Stars Over Broadway features original Broadway company and a full cast.
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Warner Bros
Dirk Powell
Joan Brondeil
Warren Williams
Frank McHugh
Jeanne Madden
Yacht Club Boys
New York
Broadway
Great White Way
Carol Hughes
Craig Reynolds
Hobart Cavanaugh
Lulu McConnell
Edward Gargan
Stara
John Stiel
Barto
Mann
Adrian
Jack Starnes
Maxine
Bobby
A Higgins Commercial School Angles For Boston Youth
A promotional piece argues that business education, especially in mathematics and office skills, leads to higher pay and successful careers. It highlights Higgins Commercial Machine School at 234 Boylston Street Boston teaching comptometers typewriters and related tech with 96 percent placement in 1936. It urges youths to seize opportunity and study practical knowledge for a bright future.
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America
Cambridge
Burrough
Higgins Commercial Machine School
Boylston St
Boston
Higgins
Greater Boston
Papyrus to Parchment A History of Writing Surfaces
A 1 700 year old tale notes a Pharaoh boycott of Perga’s papyrus in Asia Minor and Pergamum’s switch to parchment and vellum. It highlights parchment as durable and permanent, then recounts Helgoland’s changing name and the 19th century trade storm over Zanzibar. The piece ends with a fringe claim about Queen Victoria and Emperor William.
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East
Pergamum
Asia Minor
Helgoland
Germany
Holyland
North Sea
Hamburg
Schleswig
Zanzibar
England
Victoria
Emperor William
Tapir Fossils Show Wide Ancient Range and Narrow Modern Presence
In prehistoric times the tapir of similar form roamed most North Temperate zones with bones found in the United States Europe and Asia. A nearly identical South American type survives in the Malay peninsula illustrating a once global distribution now limited to specialized regions.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Malay Peninsula
Individual coiffure tailored to each face and hair
The piece argues for personalized hairdressing shaped by head and face, not generic trends. Minerva's Beauty Salon in Cambridge offers individualized service under W. J. Dunn, with expert staff and full beauty treatments available.
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Minerva's Beauty Salon
Esset St
Kier
W. J. Dunn
Cambridge
Minerva's
KTR
Central Sea Grill An Excellent Eating House
The Central Sea Grill on Prospect Street in Cambridge is presented as a premier dining spot in Greater Boston. Owner Basl Ani fantis oversees a $40,000 investment, 16 years in business, and European dining ideas with a high quality bar and a grand chef with long experience.
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Central Sea Grill
Prospect Street
Mass. Avenue
Cambridge
Boston
Basl Anifantis
Europe
Owen Tirrell
Aplicus
New England
Rochester
Anifantis
Central Sea
Antifantis
Egypt
Damascus and Other Ancient Cities Traced to Early Roots
The article notes Damascus in Syria as possibly the world's oldest city with Jewish historian Josephus tying its foundation to Noah’s great grandson. It cites Genesis evidence for Abrahamic era significance and mentions other ancient sites like Baghdad, Peiping, Ch'i, and Cairo near Memphis as historic urban centers.
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Damascus
Syria
Josephus
Detroit News
Bagdad
Peking
Peiping
China
Ch'i
Yen
Cairo
Egypt
Memphis
Dangerous Trait Self Distrust Warns Against Confidence
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown cautions that self distrust harms judgment. He argues the flaw stems from intimate information and can lead to advising others to withhold trust. The remark frames self doubt as a risky habit with social repercussions.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Meat Drying and Pemmican in Native American Culture
Col. E. N. Wentworth notes high pressure meat drying in early practices. After slaughter, meat was cut into thin strips and dried in trees, huts, or tepees, or powdered to make pemmican. Pemmican served as a primary nomadic and winter staple across North America.
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Col
E. N. Wentworth
Armour
North America
Northwest Territory
Canada
Vandalia State House Burned in 1823 Fire
The first Illinois state house at Vandalia was destroyed by fire on December 9 1823. A new state house was built in the ensuing year.
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Illinois
Vandalia
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