Fragmentary OCR Notice Hints At Wednesday Weeklies
A partial OCR text fragment references a weekly publication schedule with Wednesday timing and per inch mentions. The readable portion is limited and does not specify a full event or location.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1939
Page
4
A partial OCR text fragment references a weekly publication schedule with Wednesday timing and per inch mentions. The readable portion is limited and does not specify a full event or location.
A fragmented editorial snippet contemplates disability and its impact on fashion, burlesque imagery, and photography in a maritime setting. It muses on the social response to amputations, the persistence of certain arts, and the potential chilling effect on visual and cultural practices at sea.
A discursive piece surveys education levels with only 63 percent completing sixth grade and low college completion, then argues for pre employment training for middle-aged workers. It notes New York City executives favor hiring older men for stability and productivity and compares fishing patience as a life analogy.
A fragmentary note cites Prof Charles T of Illinois urging attention to fireflies. It describes their long history as sky writers and the mystery of how luciferase enables their glow, while noting a general call for interest in scientific knowledge.
A reader complains that the senator and representative claim county ring corruption and hot air money. The note questions whether county running costs will drop this year after a $1 million cut, citing a stale odor of politics and dog racing interest.
Mr and Mrs Danie Gracise have moved their family from Goodnow to a new home on Hudson Avenue. The note mentions their relocation and lists Goodman as a possible contact or related name.
Morin of 181 Chestnut Street announces the birth of daughter Doris Morin in Marlboro. Parents Albert L Morin and Mrs Morin request friends to share in the welcome of the new arrival.
The town of Maynard Massachusetts issues a tax lien notice listing parcels to be taken for unpaid taxes. The notice names owners and associates including Kivela and Lahti families, with parcel details such as Lot A and Lot 4, and references to Middlesex Registry of Deeds records and court docket numbers.
In Boston a Tag luncheon honored guests from Bussards, Boy, Wareham, Lowell, Southbridge, Waltham, Weymouth, Framingham and Haddam. No definite date has been set for the wedding.
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief updates. Several New York and local families vacation at beaches and towns, while others receive medical care or recover from injuries. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McCarthy, Mrs. Eleanor Newby, Pearl Duplass, Katherine Bradshaw, Carl Bickford, Frank Cahill, Miles Marin, and Miss Riseberg, with locations cited in Marlboro, Norwood, Cross Street, and nearby towns.
A string of brief notices lists Cape Cod and city residents returning from vacations to places like Lake Winnipesaukee and Maine. Names include Alfred Lefleur, Almond Crossman, John Ice Jr, Rudolph Brown, Preston Frye, Anita Moris, Roy Hollis, Fabiola Lindsay, Robert Wilcox Jr., and Joseph Fardy. Citizens also resume duties at stores and clubs after holidays, with several heading to or from New York World's Fair and the Connecticut Lakes region.
A jumble of names and places shows residents finishing two week trips or outings. Mentions include Nova Scotia, Hampton Beach, St. John Quebec, and Montreal while noting visits by Elliott Worss Saicy Arthur C. Lanson and others. Several individuals are listed with streets such as Fairmount Lincoln and Proctor, along with references to local offices and a New Water Commissioner Cook.
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