Housecleaning Time Showcases Paint and Varnish Use
A short note highlights how paint and varnish demonstrate money spent on interior house cleaning. The item emphasizes the visible effects of finishing materials inside the home.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
8
A short note highlights how paint and varnish demonstrate money spent on interior house cleaning. The item emphasizes the visible effects of finishing materials inside the home.
Mra EB Rideout spends week in Jersey City. Mr and Mrs Cornell moved to Wendell last week. Assessors begin duties Monday. D W Hall, recently ill with pneumonia, improving. Miss Lillian Conant visiting aunt Mrs Charles Hunter. Mrs Richard Hatch visiting Mrs Adelbert Messer. Concord lodge I C O F entertainment committee completes whist party plans for Tuesday evening April 9.
This week includes special meetings with Easter sermons Fear Not and cantata The Crucified, plus an Easter concert by choir and children. Concord district Sunday school meets Thursday April 25 at Maynard Methodist Episcopal church. Also notices advertise a cottage wanted at Concord Junction, several houses for rent with amenities, and a vacuum cleaner rental offer from A B Messer.
Peter Pilkington sold farm tools and all livestock at a public auction after transferring the property to a Boston gentleman who bought W. M. Ferden's farm. Cram of New York and Boston plans extensive improvements turning the cider mill into a tenement for a caretaker. Easter church sale and oyster supper at M. B. church drew a large crowd. Maurice White returned from Mass General Hospital after erysipelas. months needed before work. Edwin Booth visits New York via Edison Light Co. trip. Marlboro group opened cottage at Real Pond. Swanton couple from Waltham visited. Sons of Veterans dance with Sadbury Orchestra drew many attendees.
The Downing Stock Co. brings vaudeville and four plays to Music Hall for three days starting Easter Monday night. A Daughter of Fate, A Squaw's Love, Ten Nights In a Bar Room, and Dora Thorne feature special scenery and acts headed by Billy Kinkaid and John Walch. Seats at 15 25 and 35 cents. matinee and evening performances with popular prices.
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A Berlin burglar drilled through a hotel ceiling into a money broker’s office, lowered cement fragments via an umbrella, descended by rope, then used oxygen cylinders and an acetylene flame to melt a safe door, gaining access to the contents in a short time.
A family recalls how incorrigible neighbors troubled their home until a four year old redirected talk toward the Smith children. The boy’s coy reply ends the parental correction, shifting focus to the other family.
The board of estimate and apportionment will seek an appropriation to fund a dedicated building for the park’s educated apes. Currently four chimpanzees and five orangutans share a house with other primates, led by Baldy with Susie among the residents. The structure aims to protect health and improve public exhibition of these valued specimens.
A mistress overhears a dusky butler and a maid debating a ring the maid believes is a diamond. The butler insists the ring is real and sets in gold and costs $2.50, while the maid demands proof before accepting it as an engagement ring.
A local gag line shows Mr Meekton claiming wives should vote and fearing a conflict if women in the community vote for anyone other than his wife. The exchange hints at social tensions over women's suffrage in the town.
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