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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1924
Page
5
The text notes a weekly Marlboro Mass edition by The Enterprise press Incorporated with pricing details including advance rates and year subscription costs. It references a publication schedule and rate options for readers.
A discussion on doctors contracted to keep a patient healthy for pay. The article notes debates over medical-service payments and cites a theatrical syndicate hiring a physician to maintain fitness for chorus girls. It discusses discipline, routines, and the appeal of medical regimes versus personal freedom.
A clipped historical note describes marbles as a seasonal pastime seen across cities and countryside. It links spring, Good Friday customs, and regional rules to marble play, noting ancient origins in Piian and Roman toys, later glass and baked clay varieties, and occasional steel hollow forms in the United States.
A Supreme Court decision upholds New York limits on women's work hours and asserts police powers support state regulation to guard women and children from long industrial shifts. It urges federal action if states lack protections and notes an impending constitutional amendment to empower Congress.
The speaker honors Thomas Todd 1836 1924 a veteran printer of Boston and Concord and a longtime deacon and treasurer of the local church. He led in the craft for decades, received an honorary life membership from the United Typothetae of America, and was praised as a fatherly mentor to many in business and faith. The tribute emphasizes his integrity devotion and unshakable faith.
The poem lauds a life of steadfast faith and service. It recalls his calm courage, unwavering hope, and ceaseless toil. He bore burdens without gain, fought for what was right, and served God and Christ, leaving a homelike, blessed memory as he enters the beyond.
Maynard selectmen and Woolen Co representatives meet to discuss lighting three bridges Main and Walnut streets and Ben Smith's corner. They seek cost estimates for installation and maintenance and will decide after review.
A feature indoor circus and Hazaar will be staged at Co operative Hall on April 24 and 25 under the auspices of St George's Church. The event combines circus attractions with additional performances and charitable aims.
The two night program features a strel show and concert with a regular booth selling fancy articles novelties and refreshments.
Maynard High School outs for first practice with pitcher Paul Sims and Francia Nee among reported players. Manager Hollis Barlow leads the squad as a slate of games is listed from April through June with several veterans missing from last year.
Lincoln Juniors defeat Maynard Town 1567 to 1381 on Lincoln alleys. Three of five Lincoln players topped 316 with Louis Padula scoring a 348 high. Lincoln claims 31st win of 32 and invites other Worcester county bowling groups to challenge. The squad heads to Southbridge Thursday.
James Kelley a West End civic leader spoke at Pine Street about urgent repairs on Main Street while he booked freight at the railroad station this morning and readies action.
Mr Kelley declares that the upper part of Main Street has not been in such wretched condition for a century or more. He calls for immediate repairs from the Rafferty trough to the Stow line and suggests reworking the Sudbury and Main junction square to move the Rafferty Memorial aside for better travel space. The auto era prompts shifting the fountain to the roadside to serve motors efficiently.
President John Bicknell of Jaf fra College Ceylon will spend a year in America and speak at a public meeting next Sunday evening at 7 in Union Congregational Church. A seasoned world traveler with humor he supports American Board ideals and offers information and encouragement for Maynard residents. In the morning Mr Rotcourt preaches on The Democracy of Heaven.
Emanuel Taylor will attend a conference in Lynn, marking an official engagement for the period. The event focuses on regional discussions and professional development within the organization.
At this conference a lay delegate will be chosen to take part in the General Conference of Methodism at Springfield Mass in May. Equal representation of ministers and laymen will be ensured and business relating to the church will be transacted.
Hizear Danjou resides on Broad Street. The semi monthly St Jean Baptist society will hold its meeting this Wednesday evening. Douat Losage, Broad Street is noted in the text.
Recuperating from his recent illness and a New York dog show described as a very snappy affair created lively chatter among attendees and local press.
Lost bank book in the Maynard Trust Co listed below is lost and an application for payment has been made. If not presented within thirty days after the first advertisement the bank will, upon proof of notice, pay the due amount or issue a duplicate book and then discharge all liability. No 3746.
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