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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
2
A columnist warns that chronic worry spoils a woman’s complexion and overall health, urging moderation to preserve beauty. Advice follows on maintaining healthy hair with careful brushing and proper brush cleaning steps to keep bristles bright and hair glossy.
General opinion aside, bad breath is not solely a dental issue as stomach disturbances can cause it too. Advice urges easily digested foods and effort to keep the stomach healthy. peppermint is mixed with one te...? The rest is put to.
The milk cure draws fashionables with its simplicity and low cost. Inward consumption with a nightly warm milk drink aids sleep, while a milk facial uses warm milk rubbed into the skin and left to dry, then washed in milk with no soap.
A woman finds that rinsing her face with cold water tightens the skin and minimizes pores. The practice leaves the complexion refreshed and appears simple enough for daily use.
This OCR fragment describes a desirable town setting with multiple fruit trees and nearby transportation hubs. It highlights a first class opportunity to retire in a premier state town, noting proximity to the Boson area and Post Office as a key selling point.
Newton Hartwell of Bedford Massachusetts offers a wheel business for sale to retire. The shop is fitted with electric lights and power, saws and machinery, connected with a blacksmith shop, doing good business. He has been in business for years and must sell as he is leaving the state.
160 acres with excellent soil and location near post office school church and rail station. 40 acres broken and 160 fenced with 30 loads of hay, small house two stables granary and lake country nearby. Terms available through Rev W. P. Gold Topfield Alberta Canada.
Sabbath school at 3.00 and 7 p.m with C E at 6.00 p m. An evening meeting scheduled for Tuesday is noted. Local churches hold Sunday services and notes on timetable.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord lists services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school at noon Y P S C E meets in the morning. Sunday evening prayer at 6 30 and 7 30 on most Sundays. First Sunday monthly 7 30 p m and third Sunday 7 30 a m.
Community notices outline weekly church activities in Concord and vicinity. The list includes evening worship at 7 45 p m on Sundays, Ladies Aid meetings on the third Thursday, sewing circles, prayer meetings, Epworth League sessions, and vestry gatherings. Also notices for First Church of Christ Scientist and Universalist church services and Sunday school details.
OCR fragment lists various fraternal orders with unclear names and meeting days. It mentions Companions of Forest, Lodge No. 131, Lodge No. 54 D of R, St Bridgets, Arcanum, O P M A, and irregular weekly or monthly meeting references, but details are incomplete.
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