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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
13
The Marlboro newspaper lists office at 14 Liberty Street and publication details. It notes weekly Tuesday issues, post office compliance, 1903 incorporation, and subscription rates for various locales including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
The text argues for keeping youths in education during summer layoff and urges pursuing trades or professional training. It notes colleges opening new professional schools in journalism, business administration, and city management, citing Cornell Hotel Administration with over 150 trainees and rapid job placement for graduates.
Woodticks mailed to the Colorado state game office caused a rush as staff members hunted the pests. A box mailed to J D Hart released hundreds of ticks, which escaped and spread through the Capitol prompting guards and officials to search corridors. The incident followed reports of deer losses to tick attacks on the Grand Mesa.
Weston argues merchants should invest in newspaper ads to grow store sales not cut advertising. He urges hiring a skilled ad manager to unleash the ad medium’s power, claiming newspaper advertising is essential to retailing and expands a merchant's trading area.
Camp Resolute Bolton-Piana host Camp Bob White next Saturday for a water meet featuring 26 yard dash long swim diving medley and relay events for various age groups plus a morning baseball game. Red Cross pins awarded include John Hunter Thomas Kim Lawrence Barr Maxwell Ford Alfred Judge and Robert Moore.
Arthur Tracy known as The Street Singer performs on Chesterfield’s Music that Satisfies hour Tuesday night August 9 at 10. He rose from Philadelphia youth to Broadway and radio and now sings in multiple languages. Tracy calls himself international and will feature Lullaby of the Leaves Trees Volga Boat Song in his first Chesterfield broadcast.
Prof. Paul G. Cressey reports taxi dance halls in Chicago breed crime and vice under present conditions. He suggests reform through investigation and supervision while keeping halls that serve legitimate male social needs.
Prof Cressey warns taxi dance halls tempt dancers toward prostitution. The report notes many dancers and patrons face demoralization under anonymity and social acceptability at the ticket office. Dancers risk advances from thieves, pickpockets, holdup men, bootleggers, and even procurers.
The northern Bohemia site Roudnice Castle hosts a Roman tribune year 1350 tale with an extensive library including a 1462 Gutenberg Bible, a picture gallery and armory. Nearby Rip Hill inspired Grandfather Czech to settle the land for his family.
As Saugus plans fall opening, the School Committee has discharged more than a dozen teachers including the high school submaster. Financial turmoil halts high school additions and construction, with a $100,000 borrowing plan deemed inadvisable. Repairs and new books are delayed. students will use remaining supplies and old books. The post office spends $1,740,000 yearly on misdirected mail address lookups.
A jaunty ladies’ blouse pattern offers slimming lines using white pique with blue dot details and blue bias binding. The design emphasizes charm and smart tailoring at nominal cost, with additional fabrics like cotton mesh wool ly lace and batiste prints suggested. Style No. 2896 fits busts 36 to 48 inches and includes yardage for size 36 with contrasting and binding.
William Wrigley Jr. built a $4 million yearly advertising empire from a $32 hometown purchase. The column argues steady, honest advertising sustains growth, noting many firms falter when cutting back after early success and warning against superficial marketing.
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