Marlboro News Roundup Includes Parish Events and Local Visits
Local notes report first communion planning at St Mary s Parish for late May. Visitors include Moise Bourgeois of Wisconsin and Mrs Teleaphore Sasseville plus Mrs Clifton Brigham. Parish leaders and residents travel between Marlboro Framingham Boston and New England towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Hogan
Chelsea
St. Mary’s
Moise Bourgeois
Wisconsin
Teleaphore Sasseville
Clifton Brigham
J. A. Brewin
Melrose
Immaculate Conception
Eliza Wednex
Mim St
Spencer
William Quinn
Barnstable
Dora Beaudreau
Cutting St
Boether
Thomas Doyle
Pleasant Ft
Harry Benway
Boston
William
Dunn
Berlin
J. J. Whitman
West
George R. 8S
Lippard
Winfield
Temple
William McOrmond
Holy Trinity Parish
Eva
Alice Wyman
Foxboro
J. Farrey Boynton
Newton St
J. M. Wyman
Baptist Church
Chinese food preservation methods in historic practice
The article describes winter prep of turnips cabbage and seaweed by sun drying and salting, a sauerkraut like process, and drying in baskets. It notes kin hua hams cured in soy sauce pickle and sometimes nitrate, with southern methods using alkaline salt and mud eggs preserved with a soy blend for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Kinhua
Cheklang
Korean Paper Making Affects Traditional Craft In Asia
A report describes Korean paper as superior to some Chinese and Japanese varieties, produced entirely by hand. It explains pulp is made from the bark of Prous sonetia papyrifera gathered in spring, beaten with wood ashes, and sheets formed on bamboo frames. Old scraps trodden and stamped add fiber, then sheets are compressed and cut, with tackpous roots added to improve toughness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Korea
Melon Stealing Reminder Jokes from A Southern Church
A comic exchange unfolds as a Negro pastor denounces sins including whisky, chicken theft, and melon stealing. A worshiper in back snaps fingers to signal, then leaves to fetch his overcoat, prompting the preacher to note the distraction and continue the sermon.
The Ostrich and Its Strange Racing Habit
The ostrich is a curious creature that cannot be tamed but can be trained to harness. It enjoys a brush of speed on a race course and, when galloping with the wind, its lumbering jog becomes effortless. We learn that this muscular bird can outpace any horse when traveling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
Exiled Colonel Stewart Case Draws Senate Critique
Senate debate centers on Senator Bay ner Maryland resolution urging a court of inquiry into Colonel Stewart coast artillery exile to Fort Grant Arizona. Rayner accuses president of bypassing due process and questions the punishment as a partisan overreach. Roosevelt hosts governors at White House dinner ahead of natural resources conference.
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Washington
Bayner
Maryland
Senate
Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Arizona
Rayner
Field
War Department
Davis
Europe
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Murder Mystery of Louisa Staula Haunts Dedham News
In Dedham Massachusetts authorities probe after Louisa Staula a six year old Italian girl is found murdered near Canuck Island a violet laden handkerchief and a comb surface near the body Police question Celia di Brasco and other witnesses while lawyer George G Darling Staula's attorney handles evidence including a woman's handkerchief and a comb The killer's motive and identity remain under investigation with the Black Hand feared as a possible threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Louisa State
George Reid
Dom Ae ‘Bidula
Staula
Celia di Brasco
Louisa Staula
Dominick Staula
Canuck Island
Celia
New Haven Road
di Biasco
Louisa
Hatch and
Hogan
George G. Darling
Darling
Fire destroys Brigham factory and five buildings in Westboro
A Westboro fire on Monday caused nearly 17000 in damage to five buildings and additional structures. Foster and Richardson suffered the greatest loss as a four story storehouse containing 2000 iron bedsteads burned. The Brigham shoe factory and the Armour cooler were destroyed and several people were injured. Worcester hose companies aided the Westboro firemen who performed well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Foster & Richardson
Brigham Shoe Factory
Worcester
WIL Study Abroad Tenor Dufault Plans Paris Berlin Study
P C W Dufault, noted New York City tenor and former local resident, performed in Woonsocket, RI on Wednesday. He will sail from New York in the fall for a three year stay in Paris and Berlin to study with leading masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. W. Dufault
New York City
Woonsocket
R. I
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Ylin
Ofr
OL & Bas
Wasamarond St
Gardner, Maxs
Marlboro
Xavier L'Heureux
St. Jean’s
Silver St
Fred Simonds
Intan
Newton
E. Simonds
Simonds
Union Church
KE. FP. Green
Louis Couture
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Gertrude Knowlton
Liberty St
Annie Gately
Ringold St
Ethel Armour
Commonwealth Ave
Elizabeth Labador
Washington St
Indian Club
Lake, Boon
Fruitman Junk Shop
Lincoln St
J. P. Colleary
Sergi P. F. Crotty
John Gibbins
Mary Doherty
Salem
Joseph Kerr
Cambridge
John F. Kavanaugh
Chestnut St
Kerr
Lon Tracy
Joseph Beaudry
Recess
Berlin Falls
Manchester
N. i
Association of the
Framingham Normal School
Framingham
Carroll Randall
South Snbrook
N. H
Ranve
Frances Watniece
Samuel Kinder
Lars
Hermit Kingdom
Kaze
Raynor
San Francisco
California Club
Senate Committee On Finance
House
Postoffice
Standard 601 Company of New York (Incorporated
Armour Cooler
Brigham Factory
Big
WIL
Marlboro Council
K. of C
F. A. McGill
Robert Savage
John F. Mitchell
Broadway
New York
Macy
R. H. Macy & CO
Dept
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England
Great Bell System
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