Fishing Industry of New England's Basque Roots
The New England fishing industry, dating to Basque fishermen in 1546, grew from early voyages to Gloucester and Boston. It evolved into a major, colorfully managed trade centered in Boston with auctioned catches driving boat fortunes and urban packing plants feeding mass markets. Notable figures include Reba Onigman, a rare female commission merchant, and a tradition of hardy seafaring families.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
New England
United States
France
New World
Gosnold
Rooughty
John Smith
Virginia
Verrazano
Piscataqua ‘Tiver
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
Massachusetts Bay
Spain
Gloucester
General Court of
Balboa
Malaga
Charles II of
England
Stock Exchange
Boston Fish Pier
Reba Onigman
Fish Commission
Miss Onigman
Onig
Enan
Dye
Winter
Wester
Idea Man Charlie Becomes Ledger Managing Editor
A young reporter recalls befriending Charlie Reynolds and watching him grow from a novice at the Star to Weatherbee’s favored choice. Amid pressure from boss Franklin and the ruthless Weatherbee, Charlie learns that ideas must be paired with practicality to rise in journalism, ultimately earning him a managing editor post at the Fenmore Ledger after weathering conflict.
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Caarlie Reynolds
The
Star
the Star
Nence
Charlie
Thed
Om Rt
Edison
Fulton
Marconi
Charlo
Weatherbee
Franklin
Michaelis
Michaels
Fred
Michael
Old Man Weatherbee
Ren
Ledger
Fenmore
Row
Piaces
Weathertee
Fenmore Ledger
Two Girls for Bill
Bill Bronson known as Bill faces a matrimonial test engineered by a pair of overbearing aunts. They scheme to pair him with Marjorie Marden, while Bill tries a relaxed plan by inviting Janet Jean Johnson next door for supper, causing tension and comic miscommunication.
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Elzabeth
Elizeb
Merjorie Marden
Billi
Louwis
Bill
Louise
Elizabeth
Marjorie
Avant Louise
Bil
Lou
Bess
Wiliam
Janet Jean Johnson
Aunt Elizabeth
Ant Louise
Rest in Bed Important in Influenza Cure
Dr James W Barton reports rest in bed is crucial in influenza care. He outlines symptoms, suggests fluids, cleanliness, and cautious activity limits. The article emphasizes patient comfort, monitoring for complications, and early medical consultation if fever persists.
Rest in Bed Found Key To Avoiding Bitter Influenza Deaths
A historic health column notes 1918 19 influenza treatments from a senior officer at a large military hospital. Rest in bed early and days after attack reduced pneumonia and broncho pneumonia deaths, with fever reducing drugs and blood transfer uncertainly noted. Dementia prevention highlights early education and group play to curb precocious mental illness risks.
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Ienza
Suger
Question box on ringworm and arthritis causes
Question box explains ringworm on head or face is caused by a vegetable parasite and recommends preparations to kill the parasite. It also notes arthritis can be caused or partially caused by lack of vitamin B1 in food, listing liver bacon leafy vegetables buttermilk yeast tablets and peanuts as sources.
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U. S
Indies
Africa
Heroes of the Pier
Reba
Mass
Reba Gingman
James W. Barton
Waien
Dr. Barton
Today’s Health Column
Bis
Edward A. Strecker
Frances J. Braceland
Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
North America
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