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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1930

Page

6

Soviet Coal Dump Threatens New England Market

The article argues Soviet hard coal exports to New England undercut Pennsylvania anthracite, accusing the Soviet government of dumping at low prices to seize cash from the United States. It links production to forced labor, warns of national economic impact, and notes widespread Pennsylvania unemployment from coal shutdowns.

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Uonia Skirts Boots Seals In Fashion Shift

In Tacoma Washington a report notes longer skirts and increased coat lengths threaten fur seal supplies. Last year 41,000 skins were harvested from Pribilof herds, potentially prompting a U S order to slaughter 50,000 seals as fashion changes boost demand.

Tacoma Wash Sam

The Waistline's Return Visuals and Hints Reappear

Readers note recurring whispers and hints about a revival or continuation tied to the “Robin’s Return” theme. The article teases renewed attention, suggesting forthcoming developments or events connected to this motif.

Robin Waistline

Waistlines Emerge From Hiding On Dresses And Coats

The waistline trend that has lingered for seasons is ending as spring reveals garments with visible waistlines. Dresses suits and coats display the new shaping as fashion moves forward.

Old styles last The pioneers built simple houses today’s models

The pioneers first built houses with simple lines and contentment. Victorian era designs are now shunned while current architects use those plain forms as models for modern homes.

Capes Prevail Capes to the Right of Us

Capes prevail in a dramatic moment as the team maintains control on defense and executes key plays. The overwhelming effort from the squad solidifies their edge in the matchup with decisive performance from standout players.

Cape fashion spreads through coats and suits this season

A fashion note highlights capes as a dominant trend this season. Designers show capes on dresses suits and coats urging readers to favor models featuring capes for smart styling.

Straw hats dominate spring millinery palettes

A straw vote hints at spring trends with Panamalaque among new swashbuckling straws. Dull wovens share honors with shiny straws, and black leads, with brown and navy close behind.

The Rise of Fine Straw Hats in Spring Fashion

In this era the appeal of fine straw hats grows as a smarter alternative to fabrics ribbon lace and floral trims. The contrast highlights straw’s elegance and practicality for spring wardrobes.

Vocational Talks Prove Big Success in Maynard Program

In Maynard St George's Parish Hall the vocational series for the Order of Sir Galahad featured Dr Edward J Flaherty speaking on finding one s vocation. Irving Woolridge and Richard Waterhouse discussed Wentworth Institute and Lowell Textile Institute with practical insights.

Maynard Irving Woolridge Richard Waterhouse Wentworth Institute Lowell Textile Institute Dr. Flaherty Charles F. Edney Frank T. Holland Robert R. Poland Eason Cross Woolridge Waterhouse Wentworth Lowell Roy C. Nelson Assabet American Woolen Company MEN Dig

M G E E Furnace Co Shows Kitchen Progress

A luncheon club meeting featured a speaker praising progress and Edison style persistence. The talk argued that progress erodes drudgery and advocates for women's emancipation through continued effort and innovation.

M’gee Furnace CO

Concord Good Friday Union Service

Protestant churches of Concord unite for a three hour Good Friday service from 12 to 3 PM at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Thoreau Street. Seven ministers speak on the “Seven Last Words” in remembrance of Calvary.

Interspersed Music Program Encourages Wide Attendance

The program will be interspersed with musical selections by high school members. It is arranged so people may come and go between parts. Everyone is urged to attend even briefly, as much as can be spared.

Congregational Church Plans Maunder Cantata Service

Reverend George L Thurlow leads an April schedule with a Maunder Cantata selection Olivet to Calvary at 7 45 pm Thursday. Elmer D Mode will sing baritone. A special Communion Service and reception of new members follow. Good Friday service Friday at 7 45 pm features soloist Mrs Wallace B Conant and an address by the pastor.

Congregational Church George L Thurlow Maunder Olivet Calvary Elmer D Mode Wallace B Conant Hope Wright Wallace

Crepe Flamengo Fashion Show At Spring Openings

New York offerings showcase crepe Flamengo fabrics in spring ensembles Navy jackets and white check blouses feature pleated trims and tuxedo style pockets An Easter weekend program lists music and services while a spring church meeting is scheduled at Langston Free Church and South East parish with regular services and notices.

Coutarier Paris

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