Beer Ceiling Price in Massachusetts Bay Colony 1634
The Massachusetts Bay Colony set a beer ceiling in 1634 with price frozen at one penny a quarter, per Encyclopaedia Britannica. Milk Shake advice suggests adding canned fruit juice if milk is unavailable. A loud shout may trigger an avalanche on a snowy mountainside. Swiss guides counsel absolute silence when crossing hazard spots. Eighty five percent of farm fires are preventable.
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Local classified ads blend of services and sales
A flood of small ads lists services from Mrs R L Gardiner’s buttonholes to Orson Lee radio work and Rock Wool insulation offered by John S Green. Also dressmaking by Verl Zabriskie, used cars in Salt Lake City, motor rebuilding and tune ups at Wright's Garage in Pleasant Grove and Orem with contact numbers and hours.
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John S. Green
Pleasant Grove
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Wright
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Rheumatism and Arthritis Relief Advert
Sufferers praise relief from rheumatism and arthritis with information offered by Arma Pautz. Laboratory machine darning promises stronger durable repairs for towels sheets spreads and clothing while hand darning suits fine garments hosiery and delicate fabrics.
Pl Grove News Attendees at Baccalaureate and Commencement
Local residents gathered for the Baccalaureate services Sunday evening and the commencement Wednesday morning at Cedar City. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Monson, Mr. and Mrs. HV Swenson, Mrs. Martin Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cromar, Mrs. C F Colvin, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olds with two children. They traveled to spend Memorial Day with Mrs. Colvin's daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Neves. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arles Steiner and family of Layton. Neves and guests hosted a dinner for Memorial Day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall and others.
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Thomas, Gleason
Horace Monson
HV. Swenson
Martin Peterson
Leslie Cromar
C. F. Colvin
Carl Olds
Cedar City
Brooklyn Bridge Bond Joke Becomes Savings Bond Analogy
Sixty three years ago Americans joked about buying the Brooklyn Bridge as a warning against fraud. The new bridge is U S Savings Bonds linking present funds to future security, as suggested by the era’s discourse from the U S Treaty Departmne.
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Brooklyn Bridge
New York
United States
U.S
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