Maynard Parker Talks on Wild Flowers in School
Maynard Misa Mary Parker of Clinton, secretary of the Society for the Preservation of the Wild Flowers of New England, gave an interesting talk to sixth seventh and eighth graders at the High School auditorium. Superintendent Jerome Fogwell offered a prize to a child from each grade for the best essay on the talk subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Parker
Clinton
Society For the Preservation of the Wild Flowers of
New England
Jerome Fogwell
Crippled Cupid and a Party Night
At a party a radiant woman drew compliments from many guests including one lavish admirer. Her partner Bob grew furious yet restrained himself. once home the couple argued, and tensions flared as the evening's flirtations sparked a dispute and accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Costume Party Brings Triple Trio Club Home Hosts
Miss Elizabeth Binks hosted a costume party on Garfield street Monday with Doris Prescott and Lillian Holmes winning whist prizes. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be hosted by Miss Mary Grigas on Glendale street. Members include Phyllis Priest Florence Wilcox Louise Johnston Gertrude Weaving Edna Paine Elizabeth Binks Doris Prescott Lillian Holmes and Mary Grigas. Arthur White returned home improved after a three week stay at Mars General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Trio Club
Elizabeth Binks
Garfield Street
Doris Prescott
Lillian Holmes
Mary Grigas
Glendale Street
Phyllis Priest
Florence Wilcox
Louise Johnston
Gertrude Weaving
Edna Paine
Massachusetts Agricultural College Invites High School Day Attendees
The 18th Annual High School Day at M A C invites high school juniors and seniors to tour the campus on Saturday April 30 1927. The day includes farm and college displays poultry and live stock judging contests and a varsity baseball game with Wesleyan. Luncheon and supper served in Draper Hall. overnight accommodations provided for contest entrants.
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Pumis
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Agriculture
Memorial Hall
South College
Draper Hall
Drill Hall
Wesleyan
Stockbridge Hall
Lewis
Tnter
M. A. CG
Eye Ana A
Garden Tips for Spring Planting and Care
The article outlines good soil and moisture guidelines for beans, corn, lettuce, onions, and other garden staples. It urges spring planting, recommends wood ashes as fertilizer and insecticide, advises pruning raspberries and apple trees, and suggests preparing beds, grafting around girdled trunks, and protecting young trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarrel
Rotary ideals unify clubs across the world
Chesley R. Perry, international secretary of Rotary, notes that Rotary maintains identical ideals despite diverse languages and cultures. He cites service as the basis of enterprise, high ethical standards, and international understanding as core aims, while local customs like using first names vary by country.
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Rotary
Chesley R. Perry
Interna Jual
The
Five Thouand
Shanghai
Capetown
Guatemalania
Australia
Tremont Hotel
Perry
Rotary. Com
Spain
Canada
Japan
Rotary Club
Bombay
Liverpool
Buenos
Aires
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Texas
New
York
Mr. Perry
United States
London merchant denounces short skirt vogue
A London merchant condemns the short skirt and bare leg fashion as horrible and barbarous, expressing disbelief that it will endure. The fragment hints at wartime era social tensions and critics of changing attire.
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London Merchant
London
Vogue
Lewis at ninety one recalls fashion critique in London store
A London shop scene captures Lewis commenting on aging and the era as he marks his ninety first birthday. He praises world improvements but singles out modern women's fashions as a dislike.
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London
Lewis
What to do with the Poor Farm for town needs
A letter urges converting the Poor Farm land to a school athletic field. The writer argues the land could serve living students instead of burial and suggests fencing a baseball diamond and track, with an entrance charge to fund self supporting school sports.
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Superintendent of Schools
Maynard
Crowe Park
Breaded Chops Recipe and Snow Pudding Mix
Simple kitchen items and steps for making fried breaded chops with salt pepper egg and crumbs then fried in hot fat. Also a snow pudding recipe uses gelatin water sugar and heat to set into a dessert.
Creamed Turnips and D-Slaw Relishes From The Kitchen
A boil and whisk method for turning turnips into a creamed dish, with a dried custard style finish. Includes a chilled cabbage slaw in a vinegar pepper cream sauce and a cheese based relish shaped into balls rolled in nuts and cheese.
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Rand
Like Fried Apples a Simple Bacon Fat Fry Method
A short rustic recipe note describes frying apples in bacon fat for a side dish, suggesting serving with pork roast or sausage and cooking the apples until tender and flavorful. The guidance reads like old fashioned kitchen tips for preparing a savory fruit accompaniment.
Skewered Kidney Recipe Notes
A terse cooking note describes skewering parboiled kidneys with a nt and a eR of Recon, then broiling over a medium fire. The fragmentary text hints at preparation steps but lacks complete context or safety guidance.
Heating on Actop 5 repair direction at Cambridge bridge
The Board of Selectmen will attend a meeting in Cambridge to discuss repairs aimed at improving the Paper Mill bridge. William Howe arrived home much improved after treatment at Mass General Hospital.
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Natur Magazine
Board of Selectmen
Cambridge
William Howe
Mass. General Hospital
Notice to show forth will and settle estate of Mary I Sweet
The notice states executors Mary I Sweet and Edward E Clark of Sudbury Middlesex are empowered to administer the estate of the deceased Mary I Sweet. Creditors must present claims and all debts to the executors at 27 State Street, Room Ronstan.
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Sweet
Sudbury
County of
Middlesex
Tate
Mary
Edward E. Clark
State. Street
Ronstan
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