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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
7
The Apsley factory strike continues as cutters reject concessions at a Monday meeting. Some strikers have found other work, complicating negotiations while the company remains firm and silent on reopening until guaranteed calm.
Mrs John B Bissonnette of Lewiston was a visitor this week. Matthew Kenney of Washington has purchased a Mitchell automobile. A mas bass catch at Benieeeee toa A food sale is planned at the Baptist Church vestry tomorrow night. Mrs Isador Kunen and children recently moved from Revere for a vacation. The St Gran Baptist Society to hold its semiannual meeting soon.
Hernidas Sasseville on a week long vacation from Diamond F factory. John Cussons Charles Holt Romeo Gadbois and David Forrest Jr camping at Fort Meadow. Miss Fabiola Micaldo of Revere visiting at the Chaput residence Broadst. Rebekah Lodge guests of Mrs Walter H Morse at Intercolonial Club cottage Fort Meadow. P W Bowler home from Bristol Rhode Island after rubber factory work. George Bole of Northboro treated for a boil at Marlboro hospital by Dr C H Merrill and Dr C W Smith yesterday.
Transfer of farm property near Ashland in Southboro to Mrs Mildred Norcross and her husband Gardner Norcross for a home. The deal, processed through Atty Winfield Temple, includes house barn and outbuildings with livestock and farming implements. Additional transfers through Atty Temple include Alice A Howe’s property to Irene F Westboro and other Dorchester client dealings.
Troop 2 members at Camp Reaplute for the week prepared a planned entertainment program. The schedule features performances by troop participants as the week’s activities continue.
Troop members who attended the camp fire last night performed songs from last spring minstrel show. Outdoor troop meeting was canceled due to rain. Boys headed to camp next week urged to register with the assistant scoutmaster.
Dennis O'Neil aged 22 of Gleasondale was admitted to Marlboro Hospital after his right hand was caught in an electric fan at the Gleasondale mill. The accident necessitated the amputation of four fingers.
Byron Murdoch age 14 of Tay lord Maynard was brought to Marlboro hospital with a fractured right arm after a fall while roller skating near his home. He was attended by Dr C. W. Smith.
The United States Army officer Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton set a parachute record after leaping from an airplayer at 24 400 feet. He drifted eight miles before landing and reportedly slept during part of the descent due to the cold conditions.
A dialog recounts a dispute over signing authority for checks. Mrs asks for privilege to sign checks that will be honored at the bank while Mr argues about naming. The exchange centers on financial control in a marriage.
The author argues style emerges from deliberate effort to convey meaning clearly and completely. He credits artists for shaping perception through disciplined expression rather than showy technique.
A stray message requests sending the Enterprise to recipients and friends while on vacation and asks to leave payment in the office before departure. The note lacks clear origin or official endorsement and raises questions about legitimacy.
An old barber named Sims, a preacher and trusted temple of religious steel, was lured by Senator Harry New of Indiana into a dice game in a senate anteroom. As others rushed in, Sims stood accused of gambling after decades of service, shocking the chamber.
Jud a notes youngsters have grown to wait calmly for adults to finish tale telling, even as they prefer their own games, reflecting a shift in classroom and playtime dynamics.
An Indianapolis couple tests a budget plan by sharing expenses. The wife secretly shifts the husband's savings to her own account, boosting her balance while leaving him with nothing, exposing his financial naiveté.
The article laments overdressing of debutantes and teen girls, urging restraint to preserve youthfulness. It recommends practical daily wear like jersey cloth, gingham, light wool sweaters, and sturdy skirts, plus knitted suits and angora wraps for fall and summer. It notes that overdressing invites harsh judgment while modest attire earns favor.
The piece was written in 1911 by Jack Judge with help from Harry Williams. After publishing delays in London 1912, minor changes pleased B Feldman Co. The song later became a marching anthem of soldiers in a great war and is remembered in English culture.
A historical note praises Sarah Bernhardt's prolific death scene portrayals, citing estimates of over 10 000 deaths by poison, more than 7 000 leaps into a Seine, and over 5 000 revolver crisis reports, claiming her realism overwhelmed the Sultan Abdul Hamid. She reportedly performed once for him in Constantinople, after which he vowed never to see a woman imitate death so realistically.
Old ship ropes tied to ports worldwide are repurposed into insulated wire paper for the Bell Telephone system. More than 13 million pounds of discarded rope were processed into 7 million pounds of cable paper last year, powering national communication networks.
It is said Queen Alexandra has kept a diary for nearly fifty years. Her small books measure about nine inches by four and are bound in satin with a floral painting.
The article describes early swimming attire for women emphasizing close fit garments in wool and rubberized fabrics. It notes elastic knitted suits, tight rubberized caps, capes or coats, and vivid color banding. Styles include Roman stripes, sashes of taffeta silk, and occasional gingham or crape fabrics.
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