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Mile event in the NYAC Indoor Games at Madison Square
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TEACHERS WANTED
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ISSUE 10 '4-'1957
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DOGS
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February $25. A, C. Seabrook, R.R. No. 2, Dorchester, Ontario, at Nilestown.
FARM MACHINERY
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a fleet which sets the highest
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SPRING SAILINGS
various commands, these being
ships built not alone on the
Penobscot, but all along the
coast, from Portland to the St.
Croix.
They were stalwart men,• do-
minant, not to be trifled with
either by recalcitrant seamen or
by trumpet - voiced "Micko"
mates. Contemplate Captain
Pendleton, one of many Pen-
dletons of Searsport indeed, but
in this case black-bearded and
of uncompromising mien. No far
flight of fancy is needed to see
him on his quarterdeck, ,,maybe
in half-a-gale off the Horn, a
gleam in his eye that challenges
the elements themselves. He is
considering whether it were well
to shorten sail, something a
master mariner of Maine was
always reluctant to do. His two
mates, a "Misters," regard him
doubtfully. Certainly the ship is
commencing to labor.
The master decides. "Furl the
t' gallants, Mister," he addresses
the chief officer, and in an in-
stant a stentorian shout defies
the roaring of wind and sea.
"All hands furl t' gallants!"
And the men, led by the second-
mate, spring into the rigging,
climb the frail ratlines one by
one, over the crosstrees a 'hun-
dred feet above the deck, and
line out along the sagginb foot-
ropes, while the men below loose
halliards and man cleW lines.
Most of the three hundred
captains were familiar with all
the ports of all the seas. Those
seas in their varied and varying
aspects they 'knew as well.
Whether, like 'yonder ship "en-
tering the port of Gehoa, May
30, 1865," uncl*cr full' sail in a
gentle breeze, or that wildly
plunging, barque hove-to under
supper fore-topsail "in a tornado
off the Plate, `May 20, 1870,"
they were cool-headed in calm
or storm, their resourcefulness
never failed them,. their high
courage never faltered. They
were masters of ships and mas-
ters of men. — by' Marc T.
Green in The Christian Science
Monitor.
How Can I?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I eliminate the
disagreeable odors that some
foods leave in the kitchen?
A. Place a pan containing
vinegar on the stove and let it
simmer.
Q. How can I overcome baby's
-colic?
A. Give water as hot as can
be taken,• and use the hot water
bottle. If this does hot give re-
lief, dissolve a soda mint tab-
let in half a cup of hot water and
give a few teaspoonfuls.
Q. I1ow can I slice hard-boil-
ed eggs without cracking or
crumbling?
A. Use a knife dipped in boil-
ing, water and wiped dry. Re-
peat this operation as often as
the knife cools.
Q. How can I prevent bed
Sores?
A. A thorough alcohol rub
given to a patient who is com-
pelled to lie in bed for a long
period will prevent bed sores.
PANIC' MA'S TO iftANC4Ett
Quicksand is not in itself as
alangerbua as Most people think
it is, What causes panic is that
its thickness prevents ea
movement of Matta legs, It a
COW sinks in #qtfickaand it cart
float for days with its head and
most of its beak above water.
"'kotY were 'very late this
Minting," said h.forethan tO at
factory ivoiqcet,
"Yes, Sift I'M sorry, I 'direr-
slept."
"IteeVerfst 156 reitt sleep et
home tves the nrnazed
wa,
Wed. APR, 17
„...
Fri. APR. 26
Sat/ APR, 27
ki1iidoir-tAtk 4 ilEttUER toddy nkl fde shipwreck( ViCtirn't
is the earn of this hovel German' rescue Orblaer; ill North
tehitee off Bremen'. The lifeboat in 'faregroblid is normally
darned lit 'a. well at the vessel's Stern and Calf be launched
*Ithout delay evert With ship traveli ng elf tpeeg,
It. Was in- 1910 that Cramp
bought the car, Mr. Woodrow
Wilson had just, ended Wars
forever, and Grainy came home
to lower Vifth Avenue one
spring day and banged his cane
against the bronze Chinese gong
in the hallway, "I've done It, I
bought' a ineterearr
"They eXplede,„" said Mamma,
coming down the teak staircase
in tier best hat, me at her tiny
heels.
"Just' had my first- lesson. De,
stroynd a tree and part of a
garden wall, but I tell you this
is the age -of speed, Did twenty-
two miles an, hour,"
„Vnele Willie was living with
us then;- he was between col-
leges.
'Why don't YOU get a Stutz
laeareatl they're really some-
thing."
Gramp scowled. "Nobody is
going to get 'Inc to lay down On
my back to drive a car." The
Bearcat, was 'a low ear... .
The next morning there was
the sound of braying in front
of the house and I ran out onto
Fifth Avenue . . and 'there in
front of the white marble step-
ping stone labelled LONG-
STREET was a shiny, square
motorcar. It was black and solid
looking and stood like a barn.
Behind the wheel sat a nian
wrapped in a brown linen dus-
ter, with, a cap on backward,
and huge goggles strapped
across a big nose... .
Gramp (the driver was Gramp
*in his motoring costume) shout-
.ed, "How does it look, Stevie?
How does it sound?"
"Nice and loud, Gramp," I
said with respect.
"Jump in and we'll try the
neighborhood, fences." I climbed
in, and cars were high in those
days. ("On a clear day, Stevie,
you can see Sandy Hook from„,,,,
up here.") I sat down by Gramp's
side and he let, down the brake,
did something with a gas lever
(no foot feed in those cars), did
a short tap dance on some piano
levers set on the car boards, and
the car shook, gasped and moan-
ed, and began to smoke. Then
we moved, moved quickly, eat-
ing up the street at fifteen miles
an hour, twenty, and when we
hit Mr. Montgomery's Sanitary
Fresh Mountain Ice wagon we
were doing thirty, but the
brakes gripped at last. (It cost
us ten dollars for the ice, and
five dollars to repaint the car's
fender.)—From "The Boy in the
Model-T: A Journey in the Just
Gone Past," by Stephen Long-
street. "
THE GOOD FIGHT — Tommy
Meagher, 14-year-old school-
boy, has been averaging eight
points a game for St. Malachi's
CYO basketball team despite
an artificial left leg. The eighth-
grader, who lost his leg in .a
1953 bus accident, is shown
practicing in the St. Malachi
gym. Tommy also played for
the -team last year.
LONG-TAILED BIRDS
In Africa and the southern
hemisphere are found some re-
markable birds called racket-
dronges: The two outer tail
feathers are very long; a bird
of 12 inches Will carry tail
'feathers 17 inehea, long. Beyond
the tail prOper the shafts of
these two long feathers are bare
for six inches et Mere, ending
in another five inches of a wide
feathered area, so that its ap-
pearance is rather like that of
two tennis ratketa.
SAFES
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TORONTO SAFE WORKS'
A Driving Test
TIlat Made History
To get a steam engine the
BtailleYs Went to art engine
Maker, and for a suitable boiler
they consulted a boilermaker,
But not until the two parts Were
lelivered to the Stenleys at their
rhop in Newton, IVrassechusetts,
lid they realize that they had
ii. 70-pound power plant to
riount on a light buggy frame
they had prepared as a running
gear. This boxlike frame had
been built in a carriage factory
catering to the needs of the
horse and was, a$ a matter of
course, equipped with a patent
leather dashboard to which
whipsocket was attached.
-The bicycle wheels on which
all this weight was mounted
were never intended to carry
anything heavier than a man;
but the twins were willing to
take a chance. So they put a
match to the pilot, fired up, and
watched the pressure on the
steam gauge. When there was
no 'explosion they decided, af-
ter due consideration, ,to give
the machine a test. But at this
point another problem came up
—neither of the twins had ever
driven a self-propelled vehicle.
However, the control of the
steamer is simple. Open the
throttle and it goes; close the
throttle and it stops—that is, if
you remember to put on the
brake.
A discussion ensued to decide
who should do the driving and
resulted in the discovery that
there was one thing in which
the twins were not identical—
F. E. Stanley had more intes-
tinal fortitude than F. 0. Stan-
ley. F. E. was willing to take
over the tiller, and F. O. did
nothing to discourage him. They
realized that 'this first ride might
also be their last, so they de-
cided to take it together, They
climbed gingerly into the vehi-
cle and firmly settled their
derby hats on their identical
heads. The month was Septem-
ber, the year 1897. The day was
a. blank to be filled in by the
stonecutter.
With a trembling hand F. E.
gripped the tiller. As he slOwly
opened the throttle, the car be-
gan to move, whistling like a
teakettle and leaving a little
white cloud of vapor behind. As
they emerged from the alley
somewhat more rapidly than
they had intended, a horse
hitched to a produce wagon
standing in the street was so
taken, by surprise that, without
waiting to hear his master's
voice, he gave a sudden leap
which tore him loose from the
wagon and ran four miles be-
fore being stopped. The horse
reached Newtonville Square far
ahead of the Stanley Steamer, a
feat that was not duplicated by
either horse or automobile for
several years -to come, for the
Stanley , turned out to be a re- a
Markably speedy car. — From
44Fi1l'er Up!" The Story of Fifty,
rears of Motoring," by Bellamy
Partridge.
ROUGH BALDNESS CURE
Spanish doctors and scientists
are carefully investigating the
case of Sebastian Serra, whose
formerly bald head is now cov-
ered with a thick growth of
hair following serious burns on
his scalp caused by a gasoline
explosion.
Sebastian, employed as helms-
man on a Spanish yacht based
at Ciudadela, on the island 'of
Minorca, was enveloped in
names when the explosion oc-
curred while he was filling, the
yacht's gasoline tanks.
The experts who are Making
a detailed study of the circum-
stances of the accident have
discovered one curious fact: the
sew hair on. Sebastian's head is
thickest where the burns were
most severe.
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*SYLVANIA • CARINTHIA IVERNIA SAXONIA
FroM NEW YORK To From MONTREAL
The spacious cupola atop the
old Georgian mansion com-
mands a view across the upper
reaches of the broad bay and far
down the river. That, in fact,
Was its purpose. You could post
yourself there, perhaps equip-
ped with a long "spyglass," and
await the long-expected home-
coming of the ship in which you,
and most of the rest of the town,
were interested.
The interest was both material
and, so to speak, sentimental.
Fifty or sixty of the townsfolk'
might posses shares of the ves-
sel's value. Down yonder, just
beyond the foot of the broad
elm-shaded lawn that stretches
from the Palladian portico to the
bay's shore, she was put to-
gether, and, to the accompani-
ment of suitable acclaim, sent
into her native element, thence
to roam the Seven Seas and make
most of the ports thereof.
Possibly it was a Pendleton
who commanded her, or maybe
a Carver, or a Colcord, or a Ross.
But it might have been one of
a long line of other master
mariners of Maine, the captains
courageous of a little town on
the Ponobscot that confidently
claims for itself more of them
than any other along a coast
where, so it is said, every family
had at least one of its members
at sea in the grand epoch of
American sail, the era of the
fifties and sixties and seventies
of the last century..
But the dikinction that be-
longs to this 'Penobscot River
town, above others, is that its
proportion of seafaring men who
were at the head, of their call-
ing was so large, larger, if the
claim is well-founded, than that
of any other New England ship-
ping community. It 'was the
"town of the captains." Its tradi-
tion was of the proudest, Its
world-encircling ships and their
masters constituted the aristo-
cracy of the sea.
This is perhaps a haughty
boast. But it is no idle• one, and
if you are skeptical, it will be
strange if the records do not
convince you. And they are here
that all may see, records in the
form of models and half-models,
paintings 'and photographs, docu-
ments and log-bdoks, maps and
charts, letters and diaries, and
all the paraphernalia of the sea,
sorted and classified and con-
vincingly exhibited in one of the
most remarkable maritime mu-
seums 'in America, the Penobscot
Marine Museum at Searsport,
town of the three hundred cap-
tains courageous.
Three hundred and more. The
photographs df most of them are
here in the museum, clear and
well-preserved, with the details
of -their seafaring lives and their
VESSEL From HALIFAX
Sat. MAR, 9
Fri. MAR. 15 4
SAXONIA Fri. MAR. 8 IVERNIA.„ Thurs. MAR. 14 QUEEN ELIZABETH Wed. MAR. 20 BRITANNIC Fri. MAR. 22 'CARINTHIA ” . Sat. MAR. 3 QUEEN 'MARY. Wed. MAR. 27 ,....
SCYTPitA Thurs. MAR. 28 Sat MAR, 30
QUEEN Ell2ASEti4 Wed. APR.' 3 .,
SAXONIA Msed. APR. 3 Tlitiri/ APR, 4
QUEEN MARY' Wed. APR. 10"
CARINTHIA....,QUEEN ELIH Wed, APR. 17
BRITANNIC Wed/ APR, 17
MAURITANIA Toitt. APR, Si
QUEEN MARY Wed. APR. 24
`SAXONIA .
tIVESNIA
i Will Snake short a it et Quebec sortie et/aging to ettibatk pattentlitiii.
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Havre, SouthomPton
Chetbotirg, Southampton
Cobh, Liverpool
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Cherbourg, SouthOmPieri-
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Cherbourg, Southantistaa
Greenock, Liverpool •
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