Rhody's Mice and Rabbits Strip Trees
A chaotic clipping notes Rhody creatures stripping trees as winter snow binds the landscape. It cites names and odd phrases while appraising the impact on ornamental flora and the local scene.
17 Mar 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
1
A chaotic clipping notes Rhody creatures stripping trees as winter snow binds the landscape. It cites names and odd phrases while appraising the impact on ornamental flora and the local scene.
Community members gather for an understated anniversary event at nine with friends and relatives in Kittery. Guests include Mrs Ad Heaiment of Belostroat and Mrs. ptirald, alongside local residents on Meaning street. Messages mention a Tyorsody Heading Club meeting and a public welfare note with a King Solomon tone, while several households report social visits and small gatherings through the week.
Local reports describe ongoing naval yard inspections and community notes as residents including Captain Uateli and Captain Ronward attend events. The piece references legal notices, civic gatherings, and weekend visits by Boston and New York figures, with multiple names and places tied to Kittery Point and nearby communities.
A fragmentary notice reports an incident at a York event with names such as Algolia Goodwin and Caswell hetors. references a death of Mucam and Farrns Handel and a MOAT Huth location. A machine buoil details hawked sawed wood at $14 per carl with contact Walt Trarvday, phone 1869 W.
A vivid note on staying dry at sea, describing how leaking boots ruin long stretches of time on deck. It praises a sturdy rubber boot made for fishermen by the world’s oldest and largest rubber manufacturer, emphasizing comfort and durability for harsh conditions.
Washington reports President's Cabinet anticipated to resume sessions next week on regular day. President recovering, but plans to address Senate with a message. Meanwhile Miss Luddington case draws attention as connections surface with family and potential marriage plans.
Washington dispatch reports services for Senator Henry W. Blair held March 1 at a chapel in Glenwood Cemetery. Survived by his son from New Hampshire, Blair famed as a father of national prohibition, with family and friends attending the memorial.
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