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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
4
Marlboro Mass weekly Enterprise lists subscription rates and nearby towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with pricing for $1.50 per year or $2.00 elsewhere. Published as second class matter on Wednesdays.
The Boston Herald praises Willian A. Gaston while noting his unavailability as a Democratic candidate for the Senate. It recalls his 1916 party leadership, links to the Boston Elevated bill, and suggests business interests may oppose Lodge allies and past maneuvers on the bonus and related issues.
A mosaic of opinions from leading New York and Baltimore voices on drama poetry and health policy. Critics elevate a young Indianapolis duo, praise performances by actresses, and debate how to interpret sweeping epics and best sellers. A health cost debate advocates pay clinics as doctors bills rise. Dream profits and a Bristol plumber illustrate luck and invention. World news rounds out with a Christian Science Monitor note on an Amazonian denouement and a Brakpan protest followed by tea.
Friends of the Farm Bureau announce the two-reel film Spring Valley will be shown at Concord Town Hall Friday evening April 28. The feature centers on farming methods and the Farm Bureau program, with a short address by the county trustee managing director and a two-reel comedy. children must be accompanied by adults. Admission is free.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Richardson moved into a new bungalow off Tremont Street after purchasing the residence on Walnut Street from John Nordberg. Dr Annig bought the Richardson place on Walnut Street and will occupy it.
Walter Whalen five, of River Street, was crossing Main Street when he was struck by a car driven by a Leominster man. Officer Connors carried him to Dr Cowles after a stitch was taken for a cut near his right ankle. he survived with a whimper.
New Lonighouse Board wreateners hold a regular monthly meeting at Fellows hall Maynard next Sunday afternoon at 1 30. Francis Johnston president of the Maynard Textile Council is president of the Conference. Thomas McMahon head of United Textile Workers of America will address. Delegates from Manchester N H Lawrence Lowell Rhode Island and other centers will attend. Maynard contributes about 400 a week to aid strikers at Manchester mill gates. Every Friday strikers gather at Assabet mill gates. Next Friday and Saturday a ten day collection will be made by a delegation at the mills and in the streets.
Coughlan the manager and Hector Roberts assistant manager have resigned. Michael Maley becomes manager and William Coulter takes over the ticket office duties.
A survey notes women average 75 steps per minute in walking, over 8 million women work in the U S, 13 percent of Kansas workers are female, and University of Pennsylvania women students plan a polo team. It also mentions Monday births, longevity gains, and shifting gender roles.
Fox narrates a tricky escape plan after a hill chase with Mr Dog and Mr Coon. He recalls tumbling down the hill and nearly being caught, while the others observed from the tree as the chase unfolded amid muddy terrain.
The fragment mixes a gas price grumble about a Master Johnnie Feller figure and a humorous animal tale. A tale opens with a friend upset about gas costs, then shifts to Mr Fox plotting a club story about Mr Dog and a muddy pond chase, ending with Mr Coon doubting the tellers’ honesty.
A column discusses how overstepping social boundaries to sell stock at friends' gatherings harms reputation. It cautions young professionals, especially lawyers, to avoid exploiting hosts or guests for business. A case shows a young man promoting stock at friends' homes and in dances, losing popularity.
Reverend Alfred W. and Reverend William Boicourt will exchange pulpits Sunday morning with Eastern music and John McKenzie singing. Evening service at 7 features the male quartet. Young People, Ladies Union meeting Tuesday 2:30, Midweek service Tuesday 7:30 on Spreading the News of Redemption. Nordella trio concert Thursday at Association hall.
Several hundred tons of nearly new No. 24 gauge galvanized corrugated iron offered at a very attractive price. Contact Co. 8, Tate, West Acton. Telephone West Acton 70.
Co. and Tate of West Acton listed with contact reference West Acton 70 in a small classified telephone directory snippet.
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