Mayors Re-elected in Chelsea and Revere Narrowly
Election results show Chelsea re-elects Mayor Willard with 3029 votes over Quigley by 2004 in a warded tally across five wards. Revere re-elects Mayor Noone with 4409 votes over Walsh by 953, as ward totals determine the margin. A bright yellow hydrant on Jefferson Street is being tested after prior danger from darkness. A permit is granted to Bryant G Stone to build a two family house on Sewell Avenue.
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Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Tots E E Willard
L F Quigley
Quigley
Noone
J E Walsh
Jefferson St
Bryant G. Stone
Sewell Av
Luminous Paints to Illuminate Cathedrals Like Art
An illuminating engineer compares cathedral lighting to painting seeking light and shadow balance. He cites a 125 foot square concert hall ceiling lit by varied electric lights and screens to mimic a glowing oriental rug. He foresees twisted luminous tubes and hidden illumination to create atmosphere without visible light sources.
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Ion
Washington Star
Global rainfall estimates and land water loss
Calculations show world rainfall averages a uniform global depth of 351 percent inches, land rainfall 29 percent inches, with 30 percent returning to the ocean from river drainage and the remainder lost to evaporation.
Buster Chooses A Dog And A Legion Team Recap
A lighthearted tale follows Buster choosing a dog for his birthday as he rejects jokes about hot dogs. The text then shifts to a Legion team update with player summaries for Dick Anthony George E Finlay Roscoe Fitts Trask and Miller, noting their past teams and roles. The piece also covers a Women's Civic League meeting at the Library with discussions on parking, education, and local civic reporting.
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Buster
Daddy
Legion
Dick Anthony
George E. Finlay
Quincy High School
Carnegie Tech
Quincy High
Miller
New York
Transparent Eels Show Symmetric Spot Pattern
A government bureau study of two larval eels notes their transparency and argues it may save on decoration. The eels display seven black spots along their length with three on the left and four on the right, arranged irregularly yet forming a symmetric line when viewed through the body.
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Washington
Gods Country Egoist Critique by J O Curwood
The writer recalls early life as a hunter and condemns human arrogance. He laments mankind’s self importance and says science breeds harm while man deems nature a foe. He calls humans “supreme egoist” who murder millions with invention yet deem a tiger a pest.
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J. O. Curwood
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Old Town Hall
Women’s Civic League
Thomas Barber
John Lochhead
Austen Carpenter
League
F. F. Cook
Ann Ue
Buss
SPAAC
Agnes Fitzpatrick
Boston
Ida J. Grover
Shirley Street
Beach
TEL
OCEAN
Mabel J. Golden
Central Sq
E. Boston
E. B
Wash. Ave
Winthrop Tel
Stone & Forsyth CO
Kingston St. Boston
Real Economy
Bangor
W. Robinson Machine Co
Springfield
Mass
Joseph, Brown
Burlington
John Smith
Pittsfield
NEW England Telephone
George A. Willhauck
New
Bengal
Laripty
den GA
Vestsa
Ifeo
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