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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1935

Page

5

God and Man Unite in Constant Poise and Joy

A meditation on overcoming moods through divine unity of God and man. The text cites James 1 17 declaring God as the Father of lights with no variableness, urging belief in eternal Mind reflected in man as poise serenity and contentment. It advocates opening mental life to receive spiritual qualities from perfect Mind.

James SesSa God

State Solon Speaker Meeting Planned by Republican Committee

Representative George of Lincoln, who also keeps this town in the state, will be the speaker at the Republican Committee meeting on May 16 evening. George H Clarke will preside as chair and select officers. The committee acknowledged the resignation of P W Jones and praised his long service.

George of Lincoln Republican Committee George H. Clarke Harvey N. Kk Jane P. W. Jones

Pupils Board Report by School Nurse Foster

Miss B Foster reports her visits to schools as schedule shows 92 visits issued by James P superintendent of schools Fr of visits to schools 92 to date.

Fire department organizes at annual meeting

The annual meeting at the fire station organized the companies and listed members Fred King William Haley Edmund Lowney Richard Allen Leon Whitney Owen Duggan Henry Hanson Harold Priest with substitutes James Whalen and Fred Elson. The Ladden Company under John Maley captain includes John Croft William Carney Everett Amnis Arthur White Charles Joseph Martin Ernest and Raymond Connors with substitutes Francis Alving Henry Marrino and Ralph Miller. Tony Quillins and William Quinn were reappointed drivers.

Este Fire Department Fred King William Haley Edmund Lowney Richard Allen Leon Whitney Owen Duggan Henry Hanson Harold Priest James Whalen Fred Elson Ladden Company John Maley John Croft William Carney Everett Amnis Arthur White Charles Joseph Martin Ernest Raymond Connors Francis Alving Henry Marrino Ralph Miller Tony Qullins William Quinn

No One Antiseptic Kills All Germs

A statement notes that no antiseptic can kill every germ type. It discusses variability in effectiveness across bacteria and viruses and emphasizes the need for proper hygiene and sterilization practices.

School dental and medical clinic summary attendance

Dental clinics led by Dr. Frank May Dr. John Bellows Dr. Raymond Palmer and Dr. Garland treated 167 pupils in school 15 in homes 74 accompanied to doctor 22 to dentist 99. Von Pirquet TB tests given to 276 pupils with 105 positive on March 8 49 X-rayed. Additional clinics by Dr. Martin record 51 X-rayed 15 given a physical exam March 27.

Frank May John Bellows Raymond Palmer R. Garland Martin von Pirquet

Kentucky Jones Accepts Cattle Job After Inquest Turmoil

In Waterman hall the inquest into Mason's death turns chaotic as a missing bullet surface prompts questions about field investigations. Kentucky Jones talks with Campo Ragland and accepts a plain riding job at the Bar Hook, amid muttered tensions and looming suspicions.

Inquest Ends as Kentucky Jones Returns

Kentucky Jones joins a group on the Kerry sidewalk discussing the verdict in a case. The jury declares an accidental discharge of his own weapon. The sheriff requests a meeting as Jones heads to the sheriff’s office while Floyd Hopper steps out.

Bishop Kentucky Jones Jean Ragland Lee Bishop Kentucky Kerry Floyd Hopper

Weeklong evangelistic services close with Whittemore lead

The week of special evangelistic services concluded Sunday with Rev. W P Whittemore of the New England Fellowship preaching and his wife contributing cello music. Guest speakers will continue Wednesdays before Easter, with plans for April 7 communion and a 7 pm Union Service at South Acton church. Easter Eve baptism is planned.

W P Whittemore New Enugland Fellowship Boston Glen Douglass Acton E Jrol Littleton South Acton Everett N Montague Pepperell

Acton Gorton Baby Born to Mr and Mrs F Stuart Gorton

Mr and Mrs F Stuart Gorton announce the birth of a son named Charles Stuart on Monday March 25. The Acton Grange secretary acts by order of the Committee on the Protection of Wild Birds of the Massachusetts State Grange.

F. Stuart Gorton Charles Stuart Acton Committee On the Protection of Wild Birds Massachusetts State Grange

Winter and Spring Journal on Wild Bird Life Observations

A student-written paper details winter and spring activities with Wild Bird Life, describing tasks accomplished and any bird observations. Prizes will be awarded to the first three papers chosen as the best efforts by the students.

100-Pound Stone Used as Island Coinage

A South Pacific island uses massive stones as currency with some coins weighing over 100 pounds. This traditional system assigns value by stone size and weight, reflecting local economic and cultural practices.

South Pacific Island

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