S H Cleaves Dies Suddenly In West Concord
Samuel H Cleaves longtime West Concord resident and Concord Reformatory official died at his Highland avenue home after collapsing in Boston on Sunday. Survived by wife Myra four brothers and five sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from his home with Rev Kenneth Teed officiating.
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West Concord
Samuel H. Cleaves
Highland Avenue
Concord
Mr. Cleaves
Myra
Frank
Joshua
Appleton
Arthur
Clara
Ama
Mary
Rhoda
Pauline
Kenneth Teed
Mary Harriman Founding the Junior League in 1900
Mary Harriman organized the Junior League in New York in 1900 establishing a charitable civic group. The initiative aimed to mobilize women for social reform and community service through local chapters nationwide.
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New York
Mary Harriman
Friendship Endured After Presidency, Jefferson Madison Monroe
Jefferson outlived Monroe by a year but the Virginia Dynasty kept their friendship strong after leaving the presidency. The trio's bonds endured beyond their terms and through retirement.
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Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Virginia
Walnut used in practical Victorian furniture crafting
During the Victorian era walnut appeared mainly in dining and bedroom pieces, with handsomely carved whatnots, living room items, settees, small tables, occasional chairs, and massive hall chests also crafted from the light-toned wood.
Safe in the Rock of Love in a Mountaintop Inn
A narrator recalls waking during a mountain storm to seek safety in Christian Science assurances. References to Daniel, Paul, and Isaiah frame fear as conquerable by divine Love, emphasizing mental precaution over panic and the armor of good thoughts shielded by God.
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Christ Jesus
Isaiah
Mary Baker Bhddly
Daniel
Paul
Island
Melita
Ish
Eddy
The Jesuits' Order Founded in 1539
The Jesuits were established in 1539 by Ignatius of Loyola and companions seeking reform and education within the Catholic Church. The order grew to become a major religious and educational force with missions worldwide.
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The
Jesuits’ Order
Concord News Briefs Include Skating Club Show April 2 3
Fred Child leads a 32 member cast in a Cracked Ice drill for the Boston Skating Club carnival set for April 2 and 3 at the Boston Garden. The King's Daughters plan their annual meeting April 6 at 2 30 PM at 17 Sudbury Road. Company H seeks new enlistments before April 30 ahead of July camp.
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Fred Child
Boston Skating Club
Boston Garden
Fred “Byerly
New York
Byerly
Concord
King’s Daughters
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury Road
State Armory
Firemen's Ball ends with small loss and animal deaths
Firemen's Ball held at a brooder house on Cambridge Turnpike Monday night at 7 56 ended with minor injuries and several chickens suffocated. Also noted is Mrs. Robert Walker of West Concord named as a candidate for the Nomination Committee of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Thomas Ee
Cambridge Turnpike
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Robert Walker
West Concord
Dr Whiton departs Waterford to oversee new Caterpillar tractor
Dr Ross K Whiton leaves Waterford with two young pigeons to oversee the season's farm planning and supervise the installation of a Caterpillar tractor on his farm.
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Ross K Whiton
Yester- Souk
Waterford
Widow Mrs Howard P Swift Dies at 53
Gene Howard P Swift widow of Dr Howard P Swift died at her home 10 Belknap Street Thursday March 25 in the fifty third year. Requiem High Mass was sung at St Bernard's Church Monday at nine. Burial was Mt Auburn Cemetery. Survived by three children Andrew Margaret and Elizabeth.
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Gene Howard P. Swift
Howard P Swift
Belknap. Street
Old Ship Meeting House One of America's oldest churches
The Old Ship Meeting House in Hingham Massachusetts is claimed as the oldest continuously used for worship in the United States. Built in 1681 by ship carpenters its simple timber frame with a pyramidal roof and belfry has endured through 260 years of town meetings and weekly sermons.
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Hingham
Mass
United States
Ship Meeting House
Kansas City Star
Peter Hobart
Boston
Winthrop
Old Ship Meeting House
New England
Shaving Mugs of Bygone Days Are Proudly Shown
In Boston a barber shop displays a collection of shaving mugs amid chrome and crystal. Sam De Feo runs a thirty year business with about thirty mugs, thirteen of which are reserved for owners by marks or names. He preserves the mug from the first shave in the shop, fifty years ago.
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Boston
Mass
Sam de Feo
de Feo
Hungary to revive bear hunting under government supervision
Hungary plans to reestablish the bear hunt as a state supervised sport. The forestry department will import bears and release them in the royal Szini forest, allowing breeding under strict government protection after their near disappearance since World War I.
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Hungary
Budapest
Transylvania
Forestry Department
Ministry of Agriculture
Szini
Silt Loams Defined by Soil Composition
An explanation states silt loams contain more than 50 percent silt, less than 20 percent clay, and more than 50 percent combined silt and clay, outlining their classification criteria.
Items of Interest to the Housewife and Domestic Tips
A jumble of home craft and cooking hints covers carpet repair weaving wool coloring kitchen pastry and frying tips. It also mentions doughnut flavoring sponges and cake fillings with ingredients and simple method notes, plus a tip on removing creases from trousers.
Frugal Home Fixes and Food Tips From WNU Service
Simple tricks save wear on stockings by patching from inside with net and wool. Warm syrup with hotcakes enhances flavor. chill hotcakes before serving. Store eggs with small ends down for better keeping. A light sugar syrup flavored with almond essence sweetens fruit cup.
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WNU
Foreign Phrases and Legal Terms Glossed in Brief
A compact glossary listing Latin and French expressions with brief meanings such as sine qua non ex parte non est inventus pax vobiscum st atus quo ante bellum sur le tapis vinculum matrimonii tabula rasa ad hominem and related notes.
Respect as Due Distinctly What He Wishes
Fragmentary historical note discusses responsibility and understanding one's own son. It hints at building futures and allocating effort to foundational work rather than grand structures. The text emphasizes prudence in spending time and resources on worthwhile tasks.
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