Lost in the Woods Guide to Finding Civilization and North Star
The text outlines methods to find your way out of dense forests using moss orientation wind patterns and tree growth. It also suggests following streams logging roads and stars including the North Star and Ursa Major as reliable navigation aids. It mentions observing the sun and celestial bodies to determine direction and to reach civilization safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Guide-Beard
Mosa
Ake
Honest talk on milk prices and the eight hour day
A speaker argues workers should consider the true cost of higher wages and sanitation rules on milk prices and production. He warns of higher costs from eight hour days and rail costs, urging readers to figure the real impact on daily necessities and who pays.
Maine timber harvest threatens future paper stock
Dr. Hugh P. Baker of the New York State College of Forestry warned at a New York pulp and paper meeting that 60 to 70 percent of Maine could be used for pulp and paper. He urged reducing the annual cut as Maine now yields 800 million to 1 billion feet of timber, much of it turned into pulp, while fires destroy young growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh P. Baker
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Technical Association of Pulp and Paper Industry
New York
Maine
Baker
Texas projects larger population than New England
A discussion argues Texas will exceed New England in population at the next census and notes Texas size of 89 382 square miles versus New England’s 66 465 spread across six states. It contrasts Rhode Island and Maine sizes and praises equal duties and freedoms across regions in a September issue of American Industries.
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New England
Texas
Lone Star
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Little Rhody
Panama Canal
Amea
Panama
United States
Island
Canal Zone
Do Not Complain Over Primaries or Paper Delays
A terse note urges readers not to complain about primary results or late papers. It stresses responsibility for reporting on city officials and keeping premises tidy, warning against blaming neighbors for minor delays.
Concord Whist Party by A O H Ladies at Monument Hall
A successful whist party and dance by the ladies of the A O H in Monument Hall drew over 400 attendees Wednesday evening. Music by the Colonial Orchestra of Maynard followed the games with revolving prizes for both ladies and gentlemen awarded to the top players.
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Monument Hall
Colonial Orchestra of
Maynard
Annie O'Connell
Ann Molley
Eilen Howley
Jack Galiger
Charles Balger
Le Land Couple Plans Home Event After Nov 4
Mr and Mrs Joseph Daniels Le land announce they will be at home after November 4 at their residence formerly Dr F E Cheney house on Carr road Mrs Le Land formerly Countess de Pierreau before marriage väärt.
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Joseph Daniels Leland
F. E. Cheney
Carr Rd
Lost control of Ford in Lexingon road crash
A Ford vehicle ran out of control Thursday around 6 30 p m on Lexington road in front of Co Pay Haywood residence. It hit a telephone post and leaped a stone wall then was badly damaged. Occupants a man woman and child escaped with minor injuries and rode the 7 pm electric car. The Somerville car, number 41998, carried apples and was left by the roadside overnight before being towed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington.rd
Co. Pay Haywood
Ford
Somerville
Advertised Letters List Published in Local Notice
Public notice lists names of individuals with letters awaiting pickup including Cahoon B F Hoffecker Arthur Leland Joseph Daniels five McCain F C Schurman and couples Blake West W H Akers Mrs Joseph Bancroft Mrs C P Buckingham Miss Laura A Dodge Mrs Willie Harriman Mrs Jessie B Haskell Mrs C P Howe Mrs G M Howe Mrs Frank M McCabe Mrs C B McNeil Miss Empress McLean Miss Jane Pierce Miss Marion.
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Cahoon
B. F. Hoffecker
Arthur Leland
Joseph Daniels
McCain
F. C. Schurman
Blake West
W. H. Akers
Joseph Bancroft
C. P. Buckingham
Laura A. Dodge
Willie Harriman
Jessie B. Haskell
C. P. Howe
G. M. Howe
Frank M. McCabe
C. B. McNeil
Empress McLean
Jane Pierce
Marion
Concord and Westboro Battle to 6-6 Tie on Bartlett Field
Concord High and Westboro High played to a 6 to 6 draw in Westboro on Bartlett's field Saturday afternoon. Concord featured Al len Hayes and Clark while Westboro relied on Slattery Baron and Howarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Westboro High
Westboro
Bartlett
Allen, Hayes and Clark
Concord
Slattery, Baron and Howarth
Concord H. Ss
Westboro H
Giles le
Buxton
J. Sheehan
Hemenway
Slattery
Fayee
Ae c Swett II
Temple Williams Rt
Barton Seed
le McNeil Ee
Coos
Peewee Dees Eenene
Estate petition filed for R. Smith in Worcester County probate
A petition concerning the estate of R. Smith, late of Worcester, is before the court. Heirs at law and creditors are summoned to appear before Register BSTY to address the matter. Elsie B. of caster acts as surety on the bond.
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Cane En
Maes Middlesex Ss. Bate Court
R. Smith
S Ae
Elsie B
Caster
County of
Worcester
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Team Street
Marlboro
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Belgium
la Touraine
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Collec
R Parker
T. F. Parker
Main
P. the Mill
S Towne
M. Bsty
Glendale Street
Geo. H. Reed
Frank L. Stiles
South Acton, Mass
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