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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1934
Page
4
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts weekly by the Enterprise of 1903. Post Office St Marlboro under Congress act of March 8 1879. Subscription rates listed for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford including postage.
The piece urges vigilance against revolutionary aliens and communist agitators in California and across the nation. It calls for proactive measures to identify and expel those seeking to foment revolution, arguing that citizen inaction risks grave danger to public welfare.
Miss Martha Rich of Rim Street returns home this week after weeks of travel through nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Jay Roby and family celebrate a long journey concluded as Tising Pays Dividends is mentioned in the same brief.
Maynard defeated Stoney Brook 11 to 7 in a Middlesex County League game at Jonesfield. Dick Lawson held Stoney Brook to seven innings with 7 strikeouts while Maynard hitters pounded 16 hits and 11 runs, including key three-base and two-base hits.
Lists multiple parcels in Maynard with buildings and varied sizes on Glendale River Main Field and Acton streets. It notes unpaid 1932 and 1982 taxes, with balances, interest, and costs, plus de scription references in Middlesex deeds and a single publication. Sale set for August 30, 1934, at 10 a.m. at the Collector's Office Gruber's Block Main Street.
A firefighter explains that asbestos suits shield from embers enabling closer approach to a burning building and safer entry for suppression efforts.
G. B. Turner notes in the Kansas City Times that fishes have a stronger sense of smell and touch than sight. The U.S. Bureau of Fisheries reports that movement guides a fish to food more than shadow or change in light, explaining why scent and tactile cues dominate feeding.
Dense stands of Douglas fir in lower altitudes of Mt Rainier National Park include trees aged 500 to 700 years with diameters to 8 feet and heights near 200 feet. Many rise about 100 feet to their first limb.
John A. Frye Shoe Company clerical staff held an annual Lake Boon picnic hosted by Mrs Ethel Witherbee. A surprise shower paid tribute to Miss Eisie D Morley, soon to wed Ralph B Warner, son of Frank A Warner.
A European scientist claims baldness may be caused by badly cooked and hastily eaten meals. The remark suggests nutrition could influence hair loss and calls for mindful eating.
At the Middlesex Republican Town Committee meeting Mrs. Charlies O Dowd won a wrist watch and young Joan Ruid of Lexington won a suit of clothes, part of the St Mich event prizes.
Berlin beat South Acton 11 to 4 at Jones Field to even the series. South Acton struggled against Sawyer who posted 13 hits while Tucker delivered a single double and triple. Every local player had at least one hit, and Ann Sargent visited Mattapan while Georgia plans a visit this week.
A round of local social visits spans Quincy Northfield and Danby Vermont with Mrs B B Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy vacationing at New Found Lake Bristol NH. In town league baseball the Yankees defeated the Giants 6 to 3 with Jones allowing three hits and Pop Anderson shining at third base in a tight contest.
The record notes an early thermometer credited to Galileo Galilei around 1502. It describes the device as a primitive liquid thermometer precursor and situates the invention in the context of early scientific instruments.
A compact note explains the local name South of the Clouds for a high wind-swept plateau region in Y nan province China. The piece also remarks on the impact of advertising on dividends.
A reader reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks claiming rapid fat loss. The note cites starting weight 170 pounds and references a box of cinnamon as part of the regimen.
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