Standish Tribute Marks Pilgrim Captain at Duxbury
Capt Myles Standish is hailed as the first military commander of the colony and protector of the Pilgrims. Major Myrick and members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston dedicated a boulder at Duxbury marking Standish's home site, with kin and officers in attendance.
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Elmo Scott Watson Hanksgiving
Myles Standish
Myrick
Artillery ‘Company
Boston
Duxbury
Mass
Winthrop Winslow
Captain Winslow
Pilgrims
Artillery Company
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Honorable Artillery Company of
London
England
New England
Robert Kenyne
United States Army
61St Colonial Company
Longfellow
Standilsh
Standish
John Alden
Priscilla Mullins
Selon
Standish Familly
Lancashire
Frolasart
Richard II
Wat Tyler
Smithfield
Ralph de Dokesbury
Ralph Standish
Dokesbury
Duxbury Hall
Charley
Lancastire
America
Flanders
Arcabucero
Netherlands
Virginia
Leyden
Plymouth
Cape Cod Bay
Corster
Provincetown
Nanskeket
Rose Standish
Tan
Brewster
Myles Stan- Gishune
Weymouth
Plymouth Colony
Massasoit
B Standish
Pecksuot
Wituwamat
Wituwaindt
Penobscot
Maine
Merchant Adventurers
Bradford
Council of
Rosé
Barbara
Alexander
Myles
Josing
Charles
Lora
Captain's Hill
Origins of lacrosse and a medical achievement
The article traces lacrosse to Algonquin origins with Charlevoix's naming. It describes ceremonial fasting and tortures by medicine men. It also notes Dr. John Collins Warren performing the first operation under ether at Massachusetts General Hospital on October 16, 1846.
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Charlevoix
Donald W. White
A Sportsman
Boston
St. Lawrence
Queiat
John Collins Warren
Massachusetts General Hospital
How to Live Longer Cooperation in Health Education
State health education leader urges personal responsibility for longevity. Despite water milk and disease controls, the article stresses individual daily exercise sleep and wholesome food, noting cooperation is essential for longer life and urging readers to take responsibility.
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Theusinle
Theonle
Uitle
Youl
Safe travel by camp grounds demands sanitation and care
Authorities urge strict water sanitation, clean grounds, prompt garbage disposal, and proper facilities at roadside camps. Tourists must avoid littering streams, polluting waters, or shrinking from creeks for a safer trip. Three donts guide travelers to curb typhoid risk and support camp operators.
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Pederas
Western Newspaper Union
Lucky Day for Clerk When He Answered Ad
Randall, a clerk in a Grand Central district office, believed promotion was beyond reach until a keyed newspaper ad promised opportunity. After muster of nerve, he pressed his case with the company president, who impressed by his ambition offered a larger job and rebuked the department head for inaction.
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Young Randall
Grand Central District
T Mompany
Eal
Onca
New York Sun
Bayer Aspirin Pain Relief Ad Claim
Needless, Pain! Such punishment isn't good for nerves. A tablet or two of Bayer Aspirin relieves a head ache every time. It eases cold symptoms, sore throat, infection, neuralgic and rheumatic pain.
Nine Acre University Botanic Gardens Grow in Kentucky
The University of Kentucky rapidly advances final shaping of its new nine acre botanic gardens. The aim is to collect plant specimens suited to Kentucky climate with a notable hybrid rhododendron display. Special soil is prepared using peat moss and aluminum sulphate for these shrubs.
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University of Kentucky
University Department of Botany
Kentucky
Yale Plans Year Study Of Gorillas In Belgian Congo
Provyldenece Journal reports Yale University researchers intend a year long field study of gorillas in the Belgian Congo to assess similarities between ape and human conduct and social behavior. Researchers will observe wild groups to compare patterns of behavior and possible parallels in cognition and social structure.
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Yale University
Belgian Congo
Provyldenece Journal
Man's Earthly Journey Amid Temptations In Tossup
In a clipped meditation the piece frames life as a long, recurring test, pitting the aging woman against a boastful nine in a symbolic tossup of virtue and vice as a man drifts through his earthly rounds.
Night Life Reforms Worker After War Night Shift
W H Huggins of Rochester New York describes night shift fatigue after returning from the War. A friend suggests Najol as a health trick to remove toxins and restore energy. He reports improved well being after a week, praising Najol as a non drug, non habit forming bodily lubricant sold in sealed packages.
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W. H. Huggins
Savannah Street
Rochester
New York
Mr. Huggins
Political ambition and a mock marriage plea excerpt
A fragmentary dialogue features Senator Sorghum arguing that political ambition is a business and must serve family interests. A humorous line about a suitor and a heiress follows, then a classroom exchange where a 9 year old Jean defines revolution and evolution with a monkey joke, from the Indianapolis News.
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Sorghum
Jean
Education
Department of the State University
Indianapolis News
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