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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
4
Publication imprint lists Marlboro Massachusetts weekly schedule and printer details. It mentions Enterprise Press ownership, dates, and multiple addresses in Boston New York Chicago and Los Angeles as part of the period advertising and distribution notes.
Two United States meteorologists survey the March 18 tornado path across southern Illinois and Indiana. A global expedition follows storms worldwide to learn prediction methods and best protective designs. Observations note stucco houses and diagonally sheathed structures resist wind, while researchers pursue better self protection strategies despite ongoing unpredictability.
A Kansas editor defends teaching evolution as a theory not a fact and argues true education remains open to revision. The piece criticizes bigotry and promotes evidence over dogma while musing on satire about cases like Lucio and Simplicio Samar and other assorted reflections.
A garbled 1925 NBA Service roundup mixes humorous and shocking vignettes from cities like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Boston. It mentions Coolidge's son misreporting his father’s occupation, arctic mapping by Navy flyers, an egg stunt in Italy, and domestic mishaps including fights and betrayals.
Concord history notes Harvard College moved to Concord in August 1775 with bag and baggage. The Langdon family legacy traces to October 1774 and the college opened in the old meeting house on October 4 1775. Gen Gee's army later saw Cambridge buildings used as barracks during the Boston siege.
The article recounts 1776 events as Harvard College faced evacuation and relocation from Cambridge to Concord and then return. It notes faculty members, student living arrangements, and the use of Concord as a temporary college home. It mentions Langdon, Washington, meetings, and the War’s impact on attendance and travel.
Concord High School opened its baseball season with a 14 to 0 victory over Wade High. Townsend pitched superbly with 16 strikeouts, three doubles and two triples, while fielding cleanly aside from a single wild throw by Johnson on a double attempt.
Friends recall an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baggesen from the Me ncal Free ments circle. The text mentions a warm gathering and shared memories among attendees.
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