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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1935
Page
7
A home desk panel discusses washable flat wall paint for dining rooms and its soap and water washability. It then covers bathroom flooring focusing on cleanable non slip non absorbent and quiet options with sanitary baseboards. It explains FHA mortgage payment components and estimates circuits by dividing total finished floor area by 650 square feet.
Millions of readers hear Jud Tunkins express a habit of paying as he goes while he, as a taxpayer, asks if his approach is effective. He questions whether the system delivers value for his payments and seeks clarity on results.
Darrell Mattin son 30 of Billerica was charged with drunken driving after a Middlesex Turnpike accident in Bedford. Found guilty of drunken driving and fined 60 dollars, not guilty on the drunk charge. He appealed. Co-defendant Vincent Harkins 23 of East Lexington fined 10 dollars.
With changing climatic conditions the article notes the need for storage cupboards and sliding blanket racks in homes. Surplus blankets should be stored on shelves and racks so they are readily accessible on cool nights.
Tests show black absorbs most heat and white reflects most, with colors like red blue and green in between. Light colors are ideal for rooms and spaces where people spend time, such as parlors kitchens porches and summer cabins.
Readers learn simple steps to refresh linen closets by adding edge molding and painting it a contrasting color. Painting the door interior in a lively shade can enhance the closet’s appeal when opened.
The text notes reindeer have long been domesticated in Scandinavia among the Laplanders and in northern Asia for milk meat hide and draft work. In Kamchatka they serve as saddle and pack animals and can reach speeds up to ten miles per hour.
Miss Anna M Shires and Miss May Willoughby of Bedford sailed from Baltimore on the SS Chatham en route home via Boston after visiting Washington DC. Miss Alice M Coleman also left Baltimore on the SS Halifax returning via Boston after a Washington visit.
Sudbury reports crews repairing shoulders on the Boston Post Road with no early start in sight. Selectman John C Hill attended a state conference in Amherst on Friday. Mrs Walter E. Piper visited friends on the Cape over the weekend.
A Pathfinder Magazine feature proclaims a magpie as one of the finest feathered architects. It details a substantial domed nest of sticks, plastered interior with muuud, weatherproof and sizable, sometimes as large as a bushel basket.
SO. ACTON Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy of Prospect spent the weekend at their summer camp at Newfound Lake New Hampshire. Marjorie Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reed is at New Virginia Bolton for a Punaitte Maguire is visiting with friends in Shirley Rev and Mrs Beckett and sons enjoyed a weekend trip through the White Mountains before leaving for West Virginia where they will make their home. The excursions to the races at Suffolk Downs by the Boston Maine R R at reduced fares attracted many fans to the track. T Charles Gallagher and David Nickerson first year CMTC Fort Devens returned from their month’s tour of duty and instruction.
West Enders crushed Stow Town 18 to 3 on Stow's grounds in an Assabet Valley League contest. Hankie Brayden sparked the Stow offense with five safes in six trips while teammates rallied. West Ends lead the series and seek rescheduling. West Concord Cardinals oppose the setup.
Reddle refers to a red ocher stain used to mark sheep. The term denotes the practice of applying reddle to identifier animals.
Mr and Mrs Clifton Green and their daughter will relocate to Mansfield next week where Mr Green has secured winter employment. Miss Eleanor Stone visits Bridgewater for a week with Mrs Muriel Kent and her daughter.
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