Ah Wilderness Recalled in Pleasant Community Portrait
A theater review praises the production of Ah Wilderness detailing a warm, familiar portrayal of the Miller family. The article highlights strong performances by Sid, Lily, Essie, Nora, and the ensemble, noting how the set design and direction capture O’Neill’s family-centered mood and evoke household memories.
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Wint Selby
Arthur
Yale
Patricia Adams
Belle
Frank Coolidge
Richard Metcalf
Miller
O’neill
Fletcher Adams
Barroom
Miller House
Marvaline Thoma
Don’t Depend on Old Medical Prescription
Buffalo NY AP says a medicine that cured an ailment once may not work the same from the same bottle later. Tablets can lose potency when stored in heat or moisture for long periods. Dosage varies with physical condition and ailment. Some medicines have potency dates and may lose effectiveness after.
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Buffalo, M. Y
Amer Co
Famous Colt Revolver In Great Demand
The Peacemaker revolver, famed for winning the West, is back in production at Cols Patent Firearms. Television popularization drives demand among hunters, target shooters, and collectors while orders outpace supply as the company reopens tooling and hires more workers.
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COLT
Kirk G. Hatsian
U. P
Hartford
Conn
West
Kit Carson
Roy Rogers
Cols Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co
Gen
Custer
Pearl Harbor
Colt’s
Wyatt Earp
Doc Holliday
Wild Bill Hickock
Ledger
Billy the Kid
Frank Stillwell
Ike and
Phin Clanton
James Brothers
Jesse
Frank
Calamity Jane
Poker Alice
Robert Ford
Jesse James
Angles Change the Feel of a Picture in Photography
A photography column explains how camera angle affects emphasis and background. Low angle shots boost subject stature and can transform backgrounds from cluttered to complementary, with examples for indoor and outdoor settings and a reminder to view subjects from multiple angles.
Peacemaker Still Sparks Debate at NRA and Matches
National mid winter pistol matches in Tampa and the NRA convention in Washington highlight ongoing fascination with the Colt revolver. A western gravestone epitaph recalls the weapon as symbol of lawmen and bandits, reflecting its controversial legacy.
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Tampa
Fla
National Rifle Association
Washington
Hereford Rule Requires Sire in Insemination for Registration
Kansas City officials report the American Herefords Association board adopted a resolution stating artificially bred calves may be registered Herefords only if the sire is also recorded at the time of insemination. The note appears amid varied farm sector updates just before Christmas.
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Kansas City
The
American Herefords Association
Join The Navy If You Want Career
Young men are urged to contact a Navy recruiter for career training possibilities. The notice touts travel and adventure and highlights over 60 technical trade fields including electronics aviation and pharmacy with special training for high school graduates.
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Navy
Schirmer to receive 17th Sunday School attendance pin
Larry Schirmer son of Rev Clemens W Schirmer and Mrs Schirmer of St Pauls Lutheran Farrell will receive his 17th pin for perfect Sunday School attendance on Christmas Day. He has missed no Sundays since infancy, three weeks before his 18th birthday.
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Farrell, Pa
Larry Schirmer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Larry
Clemens W. Schirmer
Nonagenarian driver says driving no pleasure at all
North Providence veteran Sanford E. Kinnecom 92 recalls 51 years behind the wheel and criticizes fast traffic. He passed a 75 plus road test but faced delay for aging approval and still drives a 1941 Chevrolet. He values his police days and a sugar-loving pony for information.
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James R. Whelan
U. P
Providence
R. I
Sanford E. Kinnecom
Kinnecom
Kinnécom
Rhode Island
Penny Gym project gains $10,000 from Hallowell wish ing well
A wish ing well in the restaurant of Thomas N. Thorndike in Hallowell Maine has collected $10,000 toward a Penny Gym for underprivileged children since its installation 12 years ago.
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Hallowell
Thomas N. Thorndike
Acton School Committee weighs adding rooms to McCarthy Primary
The Acton School Committee debates closing village schools and building six extra rooms at Julia L. McCarthy Primary to meet growing enrollment. Projections show future grades needing up to fourteen rooms, with class sizes and distribution considerations, plus temporary split classrooms if the regional high school is delayed.
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Acton
Julia L. McCarthy
Acton Center
American Legion
South Acton
West Acton
Out of Town Mail Should Be Sent Now
The Postmaster praises the public response to the Mail Early for Christmas drive and warns the next two weeks will be peak for postal workers. He urges anyone with pending holiday mail to avoid delays, suggests air mail for distant cards or gifts, and hopes every bag is empty by Christmas Eve.
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Peview of Aly Wilderness
Farnsworth
Fall Produceord
Shors
Martha Kraetzer Fenn
Essie
Notred
Iinsworth
Sid
Bury
Lily
Mill
Boby
Richard
Kid
Diana Jewell
Ghter
Sammy
Key Farm
Aneee
Bobby Jones
NEW
Sarasota Es
Sarasota, Florida
Phineama
Jarma
Sarasota Terrace
G. Box
Sarasota, Fiorida
Radio & TV
REPAR
Edward N. Jensen
Stow
Roosevelt Street
Maynard
Twin Oaks
Hereford
Optical Centre
Main ST
Concord Studio
West Concord
Reformatory
Emerson
Herbert W. Martin
Sudbury
Boxboro
Lincoln Street
Mass
Penny Well
Clark Farm
Red Acre Rd
Stow - Liberty St
Colonial
Vocus Ately
Dimension
Arabia
Finland
Hermina
Nason St
Maynerd
Evergreen Garden
North
Canaries
School St
A. R
Waltham ST
Christian Science
Somie
Science and Health
Mary Baxer Epp
Main Street
Concord
Stunday School
Otto
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