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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1931
Page
4
Partial notice lists E Pffice address at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and a date August 25 1903 for post office actions. Mentions five cents seven cents and a price of 1 50 for six months and single copies. Names towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford appear in fragmentary list.
Health experts from the Woman's Home Companion declare gardening as a key practice for longevity health and happiness. They describe gardening as a pure human pleasure and one of the most rewarding activities, developed by many writers and poets.
The article notes the Treasury Department’s push to review receipts of air mail operators amid concerns over high costs. It cites Collier’s Weekly commentary by Gurthrie and remarks reflecting anxiety about worsening conditions in the economy and business practices during the period.
A fire drill was conducted at a yellow school with staff and students participating to practice evacuation procedures and safety readiness. The exercise tested orderly exits and assembly in the school yard.
The Acton Fair Premium Books are mailed to members and advertisers and will be circulated to others. A dog show sanctioned by the American Kennel Club of New York invites exhibitors with blanks from W B Harvey in Acton. A members meeting is set for Friday August 14 at eight o'clock in the town hall.
Marriage intentions were filed with City Clerk Peter B Murphy yesterday by Adri an A Potvin of 231 Elm Street and Miss Audrey Cummings of 16 Lawrence Street Hudson a wool mill worker. also Thomas W Wpmmerguess of 65 Howe Street a chauffeur and Miss Jennie T Lawrence of 8 Cotting Avenue a shoe worker.
The piece argues that ongoing advertising builds public confidence in product quality and value. It claims continuous ads reduce selling effort, speed sales, and create a clear growth vision for dealers by reinforcing demand and customer trust.
Fifteen tables were used in a public whist evening last night at Mrs. Joseph A. Gallagher’s Hudson Street home. Hostess Mrs. Lillian Archdale assisted. prizes went to Raymond Porter and several named players. Refreshments followed. another whist is planned for Tuesday August 18 at Mrs. Alice Nauglar’s home.
A charity Field Night hosted by Mrs. O H Stevens offers working youths evening recreation at the Stevens Playground. George H Bigelow directs with Mrs John Lawrence assisting as events including races a baseball game and a quiet tournament are planned to aid the west part wading pool. The night draws hundreds and the season remains open evenings until next Wednesday.
Marlboro Mrs Helen Nourse Jackson of Waltham is a guest of Mrs Grace Gale on Walnut Street this week. Mrs Claudé E Williams has left Marlboro Hospital after amputation of part of a finger and is at her Lake Boon cottage.
About 50 members and guests of Hudson Rotary club welcomed District Gov Leland D Wood and Mrs Wood at Stow Country Club. The event featured supper, a musical program, and talks on their Vienna to International convention trip. Dancing followed the program.
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