Yachtsmen Seize Record Fleet Opens at South Boston
The yachting season opens with a burst of activity as 88 boats start at South Boston and 93 sail from Squantum for the interclub regatta. Boats encounter fouls, groundings, and near-misses, with crews blaming shoals and course marks. Reforms proposed include better chart use and possible discipline for Indian class racing.
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Bouthie
Fragmented OCR Note on Insects Seas and Atlas Mystery
Fragmented text references Severa Ty Twids and Estittios Neser Torre Trietiar Payatar Tion Criisuis. Mentions millions of species of insects and fishes not yet classified and charts of the heavens and seas. Mentions northern coast of Australia and hydrographic mystery. Notes a war kiy.
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Suiport Snk
Seger
Boone Hounded by Debt Insight from Henderson Biography
Biographer Dr Archibald Henderson portrays Daniel Boone as frequently troubled by debt due to careless money management. The narrative frames Boone's finances as a recurring burden shaping his frontier exploits.
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Archibald’ Henderson
Daniel Boone
Winthrop B B Club Eyes Revenge In Busy Week
Winthrop B B Club travels to Shaw Field Somerville to face Commonwealth Fuel Co after a 1 to 0 win. Saturday home game features St Lazarus Club of the Boston Park League as part of a four game set with three more on the season end. Sunday they visit Watham to meet the strong Smart Oh Co in a hard fought rematch.
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Somerville
Commonwealth Fuel Co
St. Lazarus Club
St. Lazarus
Watham
Team ready for the field says coach after trials
The article notes players struggled to fit into proper positions but shows improvement. Charlie Doherty and Pete Jordan guide selections as tryouts end Friday night. The team faces remaining games this week and next with fan support urged and hopes for new suits in two to three weeks.
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Charlie Doherty
Pete Jordan
Big Bertha Long Range Guns Outclass Allied Artillery
The Chicago Tribune recounts World War I artillery, listing British guns such as the 14 inch and 12 inch with ranges from 10 to 20 miles, and German weapons including the 42 centimeter and 8.60 inch trench mortar with shorter ranges. Names like Antwerp forts and Big Bertha appear in the discussion of ranged firepower.
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Chicago Tribune
Ant Wep
Hertha
Dowever
Gases Used to Kill in Electrocution and Poisonings
The article compares gases and vapors used to produce death, noting hydrocyanic gas’s historical use in executions and its high lethality. It lists relative powers and required air concentrations for agents including hydrocyanic acid, sulfur compounds, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide.
Pont du Gard Threatened by Traffic Vibration
An historical note describes the Pont du Gard aqueduct near Avignon, a 800 yard long, 18 meter high relic from the Roman era. It notes the structure survived centuries of invasions and revolutions, with only minor damage in the 1st century, and warns that nearby traffic vibrations may endanger it.
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France
Local club hosts unique father son golf group and weekly scores
A weekly club tournament produced varied scores from Fred Brush to Gordon Fullerton. The piece notes a rare father and son foursome and a closed group of players who shoot in the 80s. Austen Lake spoke at the Fifth Smoker about various sports for over an hour.
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Fred Brush
Chas. Baur
Doug Halford
George Beattie
Bill Shea
Hughey Shaw
Matt Keneck
Eddie Pease
Irving Rossbeck
Gordon Fullerton
Austen Lake
Nelson
Winthrop and Revere Open Mystic Valley Baseball Series
Winthrop hosts Revere at Ingleside Park in the annual series opener as Loomis presses scholastic athletics. Coach Perry credits his staff for a solid season and highlights second base candidates Reagan and Harrigan. Harvard freshman Eddie Ingalls, now with Winthrop B C, is noted as a top local pitcher delivering strong fast balls for Winthrop fans.
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Winthrop
Bob Perry
Andy Mulloy
Les Transbaum
Nat Crowley
Perry
Reagan
Harrigan
Eddie Ingalls
Harvard
Winthrop B. B. Chibins
Winthrop High
Women Eligible for Jury Service Across States
Fragmented OCR notes list states where women are eligible for jury service and mention compulsory service in a range of states. The text includes references to Alaska Arkansas California Delaware District of Columbia Iowa Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maine Michigan Nevada New Jersey Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Washington and Wisconsin. It notes women serving as jurors and mentions fathers and compulsory service ideas in a garbled form.
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Arkansas
California
Delaware
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maines
New Jersey
Dinto
Oregon
Immisylvania
Rhode Island
Washington
Weather seasons in Malay peninsula two rainy periods described
An article notes that tropical regions typically have two seasons wet and dry, while the Federated Malay states on the Malay peninsula experience heavy rainfall year round, effectively creating a wet season and a wetter season.
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Tropic
Winthrop B B C Tops Dillon Elub in Cambridge Tilt
On a holiday afternoon Winthrop B B C defeated Dillon Elub at Ingleside Park Cambridge Ingleside Park. Red McKay limited the visitors to four hits and fanned ten. Captain Obbie Guidi collected three hits and drew a walk in four plate appearances. Lord Tanning of Woburn beat Winthrop B B C 7 2 at Woburn as Patterson made a notable running catch in the fifth inning.
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Dillon Elub
Cambridge
Ingleside Park
Red McKay
Obbie Guidi
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Snow Crystals Share Common Structural Foundation
A New York Herald Tribune article notes snow crystals form in the trigonal system with three arms or six twinned elements, sometimes twelve in quadrupled forms. Scientists study their structure to deduce upper air conditions and cloud formations, including cirrus clouds and halos around the sun or moon used to infer hexagonal crystal shapes.
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New York Herald- Tribune
Mardi Gras Name Origin From Old French Mardi Gras
The name Mardi Gras derives from the old French phrase meaning Tuesday fat. The custom recalls a street parade tradition linked to feasting before Lent.
Yachting Season Opens with 88 Boats at South Boston Regatta
The 1935 yachting season opened with 88 boats at the South Boston Yacht Club regatta on Memorial Day. Winners included PeggySkip and Nipper in the 9 mile Manchester 18-Footers and a dory class win by Peggy. The event featured Winthrop yachtsmen and marked the first championship races of the season. The Cottage Park Yacht Club announced the season kickoff with upcoming meetings across classes.
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Cal Addison
Coast Guard
al Whittemore
South Boston
Bud Brooks
Sally
Yacht Club
City Point
Winthrop
Com. Isele
Park
Geraldine
W. H. Cohancoon
K. S
Magoon
Gypsy
Chester
McClintock
Pirate
J. A. Magoon
Auriga
Dallas
Addison
Winthrop Hustlers
C. Pike Ain
Huskie
George F. Floyd
Outman
Hawk B.keenan
Pookie
Barbara Lee
Dragon
Magoon Bros
Roma
Roger
Ay Ethins
Peggy
A. E. Whittemore
Shirley Brooks
Speedy
MacIntosh Brescu
Nipper
Leslie Rawding
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Fisk Quotation About Woodbine Twineth From 1869 Speech
James Fisk once said Gone where the woodbine twineth during a 1869 speech amid a congressional probe of Black Friday. He referenced his losses while trying to corner the gold market and control prices.
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Wall Street
James Fisk
Capitol Front Faces East as City Grows North West
The front of the Capitol faces east toward the White House and early plans expected Washington to expand eastward. Instead the city grew mainly to the north west, shaping the capital’s development pattern.
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White House
Washington
Go Into Your Dance heads to Révere and Boulevard theatres
Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler star in First National’s Go Into Your Dance a mammoth musical spectacle with a defined plot romance and Broadway draw. The film features a famous dance sequence staged by Bobby Connolly a grand chorus and a climactic New York opening amid a strong supporting cast. Notorious Gentleman with Charles Bickford and Helen Vinson plays as the companion feature.
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Chicago
Ruby Khaw
West Coast
Helen Morgan
Barton “MacLane
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Stomach Gas Explosion Reported in Lancet Case
The Lancet notes a man after supper experienced a stomach ache and, while lighting a cigarette at a cinema, caused an explosion when stomach gas mixed with inhaled air. Dr East argues the gas concentration and deliberate breath control triggered the blast, singeing his mustache and burning fingers.
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Wall Street Journal
Giant 14 Foot Birds of Australia and Extinct Moa
Ancient Australia hosted a moa reaching 14 feet tall and flightless like the emu. Fossil digs in Australia uncover bones of an 11 foot bird that may be Neerow thoa.
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St Johns Episcopal Church Trains for Whitsunday Services
The Rev Ralph M Harper rector at Bowdoin and Buchanan Sts leads Whitsunday worship on June 9 with Holy Communion at 9 00 a m and 10 45 a m Morning Service and Sermon. Winthrop Firemen's Association joins parish for the 10 45 service. Church School attendees may count summer attendance at any of the three services 8 00 10 00 and 10 45 a m.
First Church of Winthrop Service and Programs
Harry Belmont Hill presides as minister. Church School at 9:45 a.m. Adult and children classes, 11:00 a.m. sermon titled The Kingdom in the Cradle. Baptismal service for children. Children’s Day program at 2:50 p.m. Vested choir directed by Carle W. Malley.
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Harry Belmont Hill
Carle W. Malley
Annual Meeting of The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston
The annual meeting in Boston called for renewed daily application of Christian Science and world welfare. George W Adams announced new Mother Church leadership with A Barry Bacon as president and Ralph B Schlfield and Miss Florence Siever Middaugh elected readers. He praised Bible-based fruit bearing and noted Publishing House work providing employment during a period of global economic strain.
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Florence Siever
Middaugh
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Marjorie C. Mulock
Detroit
Michigan
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