War Dramas and a Poultry Tuberculosis Brief
Dramatic critique notes a German war play's focus on love and loyalty amid trenches and a tense love triangle. A public health column warns of avian tuberculosis across U S poultry flocks, outlining diagnosis, spread, and rigorous control steps to prevent losses.
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International News Service
Goopyright
York
Anna
Leonhard Frank
Freud
E Theatre Guild
Alice
Otto Kruger
Nothan
Karl
Anthus
Guano Fertilizer History and World Deposits
Historical note outlines guano origins as bird droppings, its Peruvian roots and legal protection, distribution on island coastlines, depth of deposits such as five million tons at Pabillon de Pica, and differentiates nitrogenous from phosphatic guano while noting its value as a fertilizer.
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Peru
Pabillon de Pica
Local Notes On Visits and Travel Around Town
South Acton residents headed to Lake Webster New Hampshire to visit relatives. Milford residents celebrated a birthday with family in town. Isaac S Ford joined funeral services in Liver municipal Maine and returned with Herbert W Merriam. Nearby residents attended church events and renewed acquaintances while others planned winter travel in Detroit and Florida. Agricultural association features include an essay winner and invited speakers with limited turkey supper tickets for members.
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Jesse Reynolds
J. Sterling Moore
Lake Webster
N. H
W. W. Gough
Gardner
Lucius A. Hesselton
Detroit
Michigan
Arthur Drew
George E. Greenough
Ae Frank’ Greenough
Wareham
Mass
Charles H.’ Miles
Winter Park
Florida
A. W. Spinney
Campbell
Watertown
The
Agricultural Association
Frayed Exchange Reveals Odd Morning Quirk
A disjointed dialogue captures a breakfast room moment where one speaker jokes about foaming at the mouth and brushing teeth with shaving cream, yielding a humorous glimpse of domestic eccentricity.
Sudbury Town Hall hosts Halloween party and child play
Sudbury residents prepare a Halloween party at the Town Hall with a Parent Teacher Association backed play titled Mother Goose Birthday Cake directed by Mrs. Dorothy Biderkin of Marlboro. Columbus Day fell on a Saturday reducing school activities and stock market interest remains high among commuters. Mrs. Walter E. Piper plans a visit to England to see her daughter in London. Local Fistiana followers debated a main bout outcome. Caution urged crossing State Road with Stop Look and Run. Water shortages persist with wells drying and possible snow melt in proximity to freezing.
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Sudbury
Hallowe'en
Parent'Teachera Association
Town Hall
Dorothy Biderkin
Marlboro
Piper
William JF. Lloyd
London
Surbury
Engagement Announcement in Portland Maine
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Johnson of Portland and Richard Piper of Sudbury Center was announced last week at Miss Johnsons home in Portland Maine.
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Dorothy Johnson
Portland
Richard Piper
Af Sudbury Center
Miss Johnson
Maine
Afternoon Bridge Honors at Mrs Gerry’s Club
Mrs Frank F Gerry hosted the afternoon bridge club last week with three tables playing. Mrs Lewis B Coburn won the high score honor as tea and a social hour followed the games.
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Frank F. Gerry
Sudbury Treasures Tercentury Plans for Mass Celebration
Sudbury leaders urge the Board of Selectmen to recognize Massachusetts tercentenary events from June 1 to September 1 next year. The town’s historic prominence in the state’s history calls for action to ensure the celebration’s success.
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Board of Selectmen
Farm Bureau film shows fire risks to farm buildings
Middlesex County Farm Bureau Extension held an exhibit at Town Hall on Wednesday night. A fire protection film highlighted dangers to rural structures and prompted calls for generous donations, with Rev Clarke praising past collections. Eunice Hall praised 4 H work and noted Eleanor Diabiase received a blue ribbon for canning efforts.
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Middlesex County Farm Bureau Extension
Town Hall
Clarke
Farm _Bureau
Sudbury
Misa Eunice Hall
Canning
Eleanor Diabiase
Miss Hall
Forestry
Indians Sweep Down on Johnny Harvard Scalp Count 34
Big game at the Stadium drew a Sudbury audience and sharp disappointment as the Indians from Hanover dominated Johnny Harvard, claiming 34 scalps. Spectators included Mr and Mrs Charles Way, Carlton Burns, B Norman Bowry, Frank Perkins, John Hall, Harland Rogers, Erskine Rogers, Dr. Wallace Powell, Dorothy Johnson, and Richard Piper.
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Sudbury
Hanover
Johnny Harvard
Charles H Way
Carlton Burns
Frank C Perkins
John C Hall
Harland H' Rogers
Erskine Rogers
Wallace Pow
Dorothy Johnson
Chard Piper
Pulling power of horses mainly from weight and drive
Large horses outperform small ones in heavy pulling as shown by Illinois agricultural experiment station tests. 144 teams were measured with a dynamometer, and results indicate weight matters most though disposition and skilled driving are also crucial to success.
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United States
Ilinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Yale Building Project Worth Three Million Dollars
New Haven Conn Yale University has secured a permit for a 3 000 000 building program to erect a law school complex beside Sterling Library bounded by York Grave High and Wall. The group will include dormitories library offices seminary lounge and dining hall with foundations already under way.
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New Haven
Local Items and Social Notes From Marlboro
Marlboro reports residents returning home after hospital care and others confined to home for illness. Church groups host quilting party and mothers banquet with listed hostesses and helpers. Triplets born to a cow on Williams street noted as rare, with two calves likely to become milkers. Property on Church street sold to a Boston buyer for a home. Auxiliary plans a whist party and Unitarian Church prepares a play with listed cast members.
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Anthony Tortora
Williams Street
Fairbanks Place
Church Street
James Hogan
A. H. Foster
John Krocker
Boston
Home
Mexican Fruit Ranch Demonstration Planned Near Ensenada
Governor Rodriguez outlines a model 300 acre fruit ranch near Ensenada to showcase agricultural potential of the Lower California coast. The project, touted as a demonstration for other orchards, will reuse the old Beert ranch and aims to promote irrigation and diverse fruit production.
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Beert
California
Governor's Ranch
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New York City
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