National encampment guests cited for veteran gathering
The document lists notable invitees and dignitaries for the national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, including British and Italian ambassadors, U S military leaders, governors, and veteran officials. It notes the expectation of thousands of ex service men and the hoped involvement of the Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Ted
Greenwich
Eximei
Mnotton
Canada
Alee Cooll
Rednion
United
Sirme Pt
Etbassador
Britain
Nobile Giacomo de Marting
Clarence R. Edwards
A.E.F
Charles P. Summerall
U. S. Army
Rb.b. Coontz
Fifth Naval District
Count de Gartiges
Rhode Island
Frank J T. Hines
U. S. Veterans’Bureau
Rice W. Méssis
V.F.W
Local residents return from vacations and purchases noted
Names of residents returning from vacations include Mrs Lifton Mrs Mahoney and Miss Doris Clark. Others report purchases such as a Willis Knight sedan and a house on O Nell Street. A real estate sale is noted, with Sarkis Tatlin of Chelsea taking Patrick Hayes property.
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Thomas F Mahoney
Hudson
Patrick Hayes
Gospel
Hill
Sarkis Tatlin
Chelsea
Local News Briefs From Oakwood Area
Mr fond Mrs Henry Joury Clark have returned to Lake Idle Inn after three weeks away. Helen, daughter of Ruben Hamilton, Cox Street, has returned from a foundation at the home of Edward Ross Watertown. Mr and Mrs Francis MacNamara visit their home at Bie after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Matthew Toohey on Ashlington Street. Miss Mary Lorente, a resident nurse at View Hospital New York, is on a three week vacation at her parents home on Central Street.
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Doris Clark
Wich
la Boot
Henry Joury Clark
Idle Inn
Lake In
Helen
Ruben Hamilton
Cox Street
Oa Wadation
Edward‘‘Ross
Watertown
Francis’ MacNamara
Bie
Mra
Matthew Toohey
Ashlington Street
Mary Lorente
The
View Hospite
New York
Govink
Sun Worshipers Seek Health Through Light Therapy
The article describes sun worship as revived for health benefits, noting ultraviolet rays aid bones, immunity, and plants. It discusses how visible and invisible light affect the body, the development of artificial sunlight, and the growing rivalry among cities to offer the most sunny exposure for health benefits.
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Gays
Ftmones Magazine
Earth
Santimeler
England
Panned Chicken Recipe From Old Cookbook
A fractured recipe describes broiling chicken then pan finishing with butter and flour. The method uses hot milk, salt, pepper, crumbs, and onion juice, finishing with parsley and a brief boil, then browning and garnishing.
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Agropova
Peach Ice Cream Recipe Screed
A fragment describes peach ice cream making with cream sugar and vanilla. It mentions peaches peeled crushed sugar stirred with cream then poured into a cooled container and frozen until partially hard, then kept to ripen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusey
Apricot Sherbet Recipe From Partial OCR
Recipe fragment describes making apricot sherbet with sugar water and lemon juice. Instructions mention blanching pulp and chilling before freezing until stiff, with steps about beating egg whites and folding into mixture. The text is incomplete and lacks clear measurements or full sequence.
Maple Syrup Creation Notes and Sugar Crystallization
Instructions describe maple syrup preparation with 1 to 4 cups measured, and note maple sugar forms a creamy texture when cooled. Mentions water and general steps of combining maple syrup with sugar, outlining a basic syrup to sugar crystallization process.
Troop 1 Boy Scouts Meet at St Mark's Parish House
In Southboro on August 3, Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts gathered at St Mark's parish house for a session led by F. Seat ited. The group conducted exercises and boxing instructions as part of their camp preparation. A trip to the camp was planned from August 23, with transportation by automobile noted.
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Southboro
Boy Senta
St Mark’s
Ion
F. Chana Sr
AtapeCh Heeres
Soa le
Five Hudson Boy Scouts to two week Dublin camp
Five boys from Hudson embark on a two week camping trip at Thorndyke Lake Dublin New Hampshire. The group Arthur Coolidge Thomas Coolidge Robert Hill Herbert Greetey and Richard Greetey attend from Wa chusett council BSA with a program of scouting training tests overnight hikes temporary camps and woodcraft. This marks the second year this local group has attended the camp.
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Hudson Boy Scouts
Thorndyke Lake
Dublin
New Hampshire
Arthur
Thomas Coolidge
Robert Hillman
Herbert
Richard Greetey
Wachusett’ Council
B.S. A
Local notes on residents and town business
Cotter returns to Dennison Mfg. Co. after a two week Exeter vacation. Mrs N Leduc visits daughter Lorraine summering at South Hansot. Charlies Swenson of Manchester visits town. Mr Kid and Mrs Laurhe Simmons back from wedding trip. Miss Eleanor Powers away from local duties at the telephone exchange. Miss Cecile Fontaine returns from vacation. Mrs Herman Johnson, Hastings Ave., ill but improving. Arthur Robert works at the A Eye shoe factory. Roland Dessein enjoys motor trip to Canada with Rev. Father Dupont. Hikteth Playground ball nine postpones game with Arte mas Ward due to rain. rescheduled. Miss Mary Irvine and sister Catherine to visit their father’s uncle in Nova Scotia. Enzio Gyprindo and Regio Di Cenzo of Howe Street take a trip to New York City. Highway Department builds granolithic sidewalk from High School to steps. 95 feet long, 12 feet wide. Arthur Fontaine and A Bonin return from Canada motor trip. Walter Relandes back to Marlboro Wire Goods Co. after camping on Sudbury River vacation. Joseph Groat, Littleton Pa., formerly of this city, visits Hi S Bartlett. Hervey Mute of York City visits town. Arthur St Pierre acts as substitute mail carrier while Louis Chavet takes two week vacation. Mrs T S Worey of Boston visits twin town. Elmer Turner, Maple Street, takes a position with a Boston electrical company. Devens StJean carting for h. Brookdale. spends annual. Nellie Canary, East Lincoln, visiting Me and Mrs The BA Conbin ae force in sae.
Vogue of Jersey For Sports Wear Attracts Attentio
The article notes the season’s emphasis on sports inspired dress, especially mid summer wear. Jersey knits and crêpe fabrics shape afternoon gowns and tunic blouses, with sport influenced pieces dominating collections. Designers and couturiers showcase chic yet practical outfits adaptable for social events and daily wear.
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Jersey
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