Word: localized
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first number of the Lampoon appeared yesterday. The editors have achieved success in turning out a very amusing number, and the distinct local flavor that runs through the pages makes the subjects of treatment interesting. The number is lacking, perhaps, in illustrations of artistic merit...
During the fall the Gun Club will hold regular shoots on Monday and Thursday afternoons on Soldiers Field. On Saturdays there will be matches with local teams. The intercollegiate shoot between Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, and possibly Columbia will probably be held on November...
...recent meeting of the St. Paul's Society, the following men were elected members of the newly instituted Board of Advisers: Rev. Endicott Peabody, Head-Master of Groton School, Groton; Rev. William G. Thayer, Head-Master of St. Mark's School, Southboro; Mr. Robert H. Gardiner, President of Boston Local Council, Brotherhood of St. Andrew; Rev. Prescott Evarts of Cambridge; Professor J. H. Gardiner; Mr. Montague Chamberlain; H. B. Huntington '97; and Gibson Bell...
...late issue of the Advocate contains an unusually large number of short stories which, in general, have less merit than usual. The number, as a whole, shows a decided lack of local color and the stories, dealing with subjects which, in the main, are neither live nor of special interest, lack decidedly in character...
...capacity of the stamp mill is about fifteen tons a day. It will not be necessary to use it for more than a week, running six hours a day, but even so the amount of ore required will be considerable. It is probable that stone from local sources, containing pyrites, will be used, and mixed with broken slate, or the crushed stone employed in road building. The expense of transportation is likely to preclude the reduction of commercial gold ore, though it would be more satisfactory for purposes of instruction...