The Weekly Enterprise Marlboro Page Note
Page from The Weekly Enterprise Marlboro listing office address at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and publication details including post office and subscription notes with varied garbled locations Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford included.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise ‘Incorporated
Postoffice Bt
Congress
Joe Peete
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Bread will not make you fat insists industry head
Josph Wilshire of Standard Brands urges women 15 to 50 not to fear bread as a fat source. He argues calories burned by work and play determine weight more than bread, citing daily activities from bridge to tennis and shipboard life. He warns against lasting beliefs about slenderness and praises balanced eating.
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Josph” Wilshire
Standard Brands Incorporated
Rapbier
United States
Og ‘Khow
Idike
Perishable Foods Frozen At Fifty Below, Clarence Inventor
Clarence, a Birds Eye scientist and inventor, perfects a rapid freezing process using intense cold to preserve meats seafood poultry vegetables and fruits in small family cartons. The method keeps original flavor and texture in a frozen state enabling year round fresh tasting options such as oysters lobster meat and various fishes.
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Clarence
Birdseye
Sic
Fall the Game About the Sea
Portland writer Albert Richard is noted for a sea themed tale set in an age of adventure. The fragment hints at a narrative weaving sea lore with a global voyage and a green world motive.
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Albert Richard
Portland
Oregon
Dot
Ional
Etory
Advenage World
Book Green
Public Health Advice Warns Against Dining In Dirty Places
Public Health Service urges caution when eating in hotels, restaurants, or public venues. It suggests choosing establishments that appear clean and maintain sanitary toilet facilities, noting lack of guest handwashing provisions implies poor kitchen and dining staff hygiene. Great savings on clothing for the entire family at.
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Public Health Service
Local Social Notes From Worcester and Nearby Towns
Miss Ethel M. G. enjoys a two weeks vacation from Tatman and Park office in Worcester. R. Wy Fogg of New Gloucester Maine visits Rev and Mrs L G Hudson. Miss Cora Berry returns from North Grafton visit with Mrs English. Mr and Mrs W H Smith of Brooklyn are guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest W Paquette. May E Bridges Derby Road visits relatives in Athol. Muriel Taylor returns from Northboro visit with Mrs and Mrs Howard Bailey. Mr and Mrs Arthur Poole host visitors from Greenfield and Milton. Unitarian Alliance plans a military whist party Thursday at 8 at Mrs M M Evans home.
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Ethel M. G
Tatman & Park
Worcester
R. Wy Fogg
New Gloucester
Maine
L. G. Hudson
Cora . Berry
English
North Grafton
W. H. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ernest W. Paquette
May E. Bridges
Derby Road
Athol
Muriel Taylor
Northboro
Howard Bailey
Arthur Poole
Evelyn Bobo
Merton
Greenfield
N. Harriman Jay
Milton
Ernest Rice
Asnfield
Arthur B. Wheeler
Unitarian Alliance
Mm. Evans
Local residents share visits and travel plans this week
Hudson Mrs Alfred Coolidge visits her mother Mrs Emma Robinson in Rutland. Mr and Mrs Harry G Robbins plan a health trip to Boothbay Harbor Maine. Mrs Maude Hubbard and Doris visit relatives in Norwood. Rev Kleber E Walt expected for a week in Gleasondale. John Burke from Lynn visits the MacLellans on Carter Street. Boston and Maine RR workers repair Broad Street crossing. Antoinette Tetrean and Mrs Raymond Pauliot visit Miss Demetre Hatzidakis at the American House Main Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Horngotnell travel to Waldoboro Maine for a two week vacation.
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Alfred Coolidge
Central Street
Emma Robinson
Rutland
Harry G. Robbins
Felton Street
Boothbay Harbor
Robbins
Maude Hubbard
Doris
Florence Street
Norwood
Kleber E. Walt
Ohio State Penitentiary
Gleasondale
John Burke
River Street
Goré
Waldoboro
Acton Fire Chief Absent as Macgregor Acts Interim
Stuart Macgregor serves as acting chief of the Acton fire department during Chief Hayward's absence. Sunday guests, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reed and daughter, visited Waltham. South Acton set to host Waltham BB club at Community Field on August 9, while Flint's Constables meet Maynard Juniors there Thursday evening.
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Stuart Macgregor
Acton
Hayward
Kenneth Reed
Waltham
Tle
South Acton
Waltham BB Club
Flint
Maynard
South Acton Builds First Class Ball Team Enlisting Local Help
South Acton accelerates field improvements through community effort to honor Foley and Holt who funded the sport field. Garry Gilbert and Phil Newell lead a strategic board as Tolman Reynolds and Acton High stars bolster the lineup. Lewis Whitney shines in left field as Irving Smith recovers from a Charlie Horse. Newell Hayes Foley guide juniors with Tolman Jones and Tut- showing a fast junior program.
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South Acton
Lewis Whitney
Irving Smith
Irving
Charlie Horse
Phil Newell
Billy Hayes
Mike Foley
Tolman
Jones
Tut
City planning as old idea remains vital in modern cities
W. H. Cowles of the Spokesman-Review argues city planning is centuries old yet a current critical issue. He warns that neglecting deliberate design can leave enduring, hard to undo urban mistakes born from strength and awkward growth.
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W. H. Cowles
Spokane
Washington
Spokesman Review
City planning chief leads drive for Spokane river scenic road
Spokane civic development head A L White envisions a city beautiful with a 31 mile river drive along the Spokane river. Donated land funds the project as homeowners support the beautification. The scheme shows how public opinion can save a civic asset for all residents.
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
A L. White
White
Northboro Board of Assessors Names Members
Northboro announces its board of assessors with Charles W. Browne Allyn D. Phelps and Willis Wheeler named as members for the coming term.
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Board of Assessors
Charles. W. Browne
Allyn D. Phelps
Willis &. Wheeler
Worcester Association Announces Grange Dance Agenda
Worcester Association meeting adjourned in July as Norchbsto Grange plans its annual past mastery dance at Grange Hall on School Street. Harry P is named chairman of the committee and will coordinate the September 1 event.
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Worcester ¢ Association
Ijn, Te. Way
Norchbsto
Grange Js
Grange Hall
School Street
Harry P
Court fines issued in Marlboro district arrest in Ludlow
A defendant identified as Marlboros-Felix Zwinging Ludlow was fined 50 dollars and ordered to pay 40 dollars restitution by August 15. The sentence followed a Sunday arrest on a warrant in Ludlow by Ly llie for theft from Daniel O the Crescent Garage in this area.
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