Marlboro Weekly Enterprise imprint and pricing notice
The Marlboro weekly newspaper imprint lists office at Liberty Street Marlboro Mass and publication details. It shows 1903 registration, postal info, and subscription rates including two dollars for six months and one dollar fifty per year with four cents postage. It mentions nearby towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Marlbro
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Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Paris Spring Woollens Signal Tailored and Sports Wear Demand
Paris reports a strong demand for tailored and sports garments as spring woollens appear. New materials include Ondamoussa crepe in cherry and blue, George laine georgette, and kasha varieties with stripes, chevrons, and bold clubs colors. Small checks return with skirts paired to plain jackets.
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Paris
Scarlet fever closes Fayville school in Southboro
Discovery of a scarlet fever case at the Fayville school in Southboro prompts a one week closure ordered by Dr J Lowell Bacon of the Southboro health board. No epidemic fear. If no further cases arise, sessions may resume next Monday. Miss Margaret Neary teaches at the school.
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Fayville
Southboro
J. Lowell Bacon
Southboro Health Board
Margaret Neary
Pleats and Folds Update Afternoon and Evening Dresses
The piece outlines bias pleating for new frocks in wool jersey satin and shows a street dress with a full yet slim silhouette, belt at the waist, and ripple collar formed by bias pleating. It also mentions a green chiffon evening gown with simple bias pleating and notes on sleeves and cuffs.
Parsnips Offered for Home Garden Planting and Harvest
The article discusses home garden parsnips with guidance on planting in March, soil depth, and care. It notes parsnips require rich deep soil but an intermediate root type now available suits home gardeners, promising a flavorful harvest for families and a strong fall crop.
Armenian Style Lamb Roast and Pea Walnut Roast Recipe Notes
A vintage home cooking excerpt advises careful selection of canned foods alongside fresh produce. It details Armenian style lamb roll with dried fruits and a pea walnut roast, including ingredients, prep steps, and baking guidance for a four person family.
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Nature
Near East
Acton Sanctioned Vacation Reveals Family Visit
Acton Ganter reports Gladys Sullivan enjoying a four week vacation from university studies and entertaining her sister at her River Street home. Maynard notes shoes harmonizing with elothea at Rickles Shoe.
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Gladys Sullivan
River Street
Maynard
Elothea
Modern girl makes wonderful mother says hospital matron
Miss Edith Barwell, matron at Begrave Hospital for Children in London, says the modern girl makes a wonderful mother after thirty years in service. She notes many modern mothers love their babies as much as any generation and that marriage remains a goal for many.
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London
Edith Barwell
Begrave Hospital For Children
Miss Barwell
Dovt
Scrubbing the Fireplace Cleaning Mixture Instructions
A recipe advises cleaning fireplace bricks by brushing with a broom and applying a mixture of one pint ammonia, two pounds powdered soapstone, in a gallon of soft soap. Let it stand for an hour before rinsing.
Parade Features From Thirteen Years Past Europe War
The fragment recalls a 13 year old parade during the European War era with a left figure in an ate cut way coat identified as Mrs. J Allen Townsend. It describes observers in plumed hats, petticoats, high shoes, spats and fur pieces as the fashionable display that day.
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Ate “Cutway
J. Allen Townsend
International
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Steel City's Protege Cleaned with Scrub and Rinse
A fragment from Popular Science Monthly notes a process in which a steel city protege is scrubbed with a brush and rinsed with clear water, illustrating a cleaning technique.
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Popular Science Monthly
Proper Diet Prevents Cancer
Dr. Elnora C Folkmar, director of the AntiCancer center, argues in Physica Culture Magazine that diet controls cancer and tuberculosis. She favors a relatively poor diet rich in vitamins A and E, fruits, vegetables, and full outdoor living with clean housing, sunlight, ventilation, comfort, and ample sleep.
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Elnora C Folkmar
Physica Culture Magazine
Folkmar
District of Columbia
New Hotel Men's Exposition and Berkshire Talks
News notes from New England cover the Fourth annual New Hotel Men's Exposition in Mechanics Hall with a talk on ale indians and a station program. Berkshire Hill area events and fish industry topics are listed, along with a Boston architect James A. Brinton winning a prize. President R W Thatcher praises improved New England culture at the Essex Agricultural School event in Danvers Mass.
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Mechanics
Berkshire Hill
New England
Pres
R. W. Thatcher
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Essex Agricultural School
Danvers
Mass
Radio plane completes loop via wireless control
Popular Science Monthly reports successful loop the loop flights of pilotless planes using a ground controlled radio brain. Tiny air motors power the controls while a ground station transmits impulses for navigation and looping maneuvers.
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Popular Science Monthly
Campaign spending noted after Coolidge victory
The article observes that Coolidge’s national campaign collected seven million votes and incurred a large expense bill. It notes the defeated party’s cost of losing was not disclosed and suggests politicians should not use oil as grease.
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Coolidge
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