Visiting Couples Extend Their Stay Across States
Mrs W R Brown and Miss Gladys A Brown of New York will remain several weeks. Mrs H L Holder and children with Miss I Einen of Pittsburg Pa plan a two week trip. Mrs Amelia L Mason and Miss Ida L Kil am of Springfield Mass and Mrs C H Dow of Boston Mass will stay through the season. Mr and Mrs John D Thay of Detroit Mich are making a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Brown
Gladys A. Brown
Ew York
H. L. Holder
Pittsburg
Amelia L. Mason
Ida L. Kilam
Springfield
Mass
C.H. Dow
Moston
Maso
John D, Thay
Detroit
Mich
Harvard visit by Coleman Smith family and guests
At The Harvard, Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman Smith and children of New York are here for a two weeks visit. Mrs. Edmund Bassick and Mrs. Charles H. Fleming of Bridgeport Connecticut are here for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coleman Smith
New York
Edmund ©. Bassick
Charles H. Fleming
Bridgeport, Ct
Late Arrivals At The Lenox And Cedars
Mrs C D Pinkham of Portland Maine Mrs P M Selee of Boston Miss L A Davis of Warner Illinois Mrs J F Jones of Concord New Hampshire Rev G Beek man of Woburn Massachusetts are late arrivals at The lawman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Pinkham
Portland
P.M. Selee
Boston
L. A. Davis
Warner, N, IL
J. F. Jones
Concord
N. H
G. Beekman
Woburn
Mass
The
Lawman
Mrs J McNee and party stay at The Lexington through April
Mrs J McNee Miss Bessie McNee New York and Mr William Hf Carroll Bridgeport Conn arrive at The Lexington hotel and plan to remain through April confirming a short civil social sojourn in New York City with hotel accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McNee
Bessie McNee
New York
William Hf. Carroll
Bridgeport
Magn olia visit by Mr and Mrs A B French Brookline
At The Magnolia, Mr. and Mrs. A B French of Brookline Massachusetts spent part of the week there.
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A. B. French
Brookline
Mags
Traced Back to the Cave Dwellers Around the Swiss Lakes
The article traces apple origins from Swiss lake dwellers to Britain and Europe. It notes Romans and pre Conquest introductions, early references like costard and perarmain, and mentions 13th century records, Drayton Kent orchards, and Winthrop and Huguenots bringing apples to America with varieties such as pomme royale.
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Britain
Europe
France
Chaucer
Eleanor
Simon de Montfort
Royal Fruiterer
Edward
England
Drayton
Kent
John Winthrop
New World
Winthrop
Cape In
Blackstone
Shawmut Neck
Flushing
L. L
The Kubus of Sumatra a Timid Forest People
A Sumatra account describes the Kubus as extremely shy and isolated from Malays, living in forest recesses and deemed inferior. Trade with Malays occurs through a ritual gong based exchange with staged withdrawals and reappearances before final bargains. They subsist on snakes, grubs, fruits, and killed game, and are skilled spearers and precise stone throwers.
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Sumatra
Bee Robbers Haunt Atlanta Constitution Verse
A stylized dialect verse in the Atlanta Constitution laments thieves who steal from both flowers and bees. The speaker questions whether freedom truly frees those who loot nature and mocks human greed with a playful fable tone.
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Magnolia
Applee
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Kubus
Atlanta Constitution
John T. Benson
ZOO
Holly Inn
Pinehurst
W. C
A. S. Creamer
Pinehurst, N. C
F. H. Abbott
Guilford-Benbow Hotel
Greensboro
North Carolina
Guilford Courthouse
Tlefield
Bretton
Woods
White Mountains
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington
Anderson & Price, Mgrs
Ormond
Fla