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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1936

Page

5

City crowds view world’s largest hand sewn shoe display

The turnout, led by Mr Renzi and local business classes, showcases the world’s largest one piece shoe size 46 weighing eight pounds and 1068 stitches. A size 28 prior record holder and a size 13 made to order tan shoe are also shown among several other models.

Renzi United Shoe Machinery Corporation

Hairdressers Show Friday Promises New Coiffures for All Ages

Marlboro The Highland City hosts a hairdressers association show featuring the latest coiffures for every type and age group. Five permanent waves will be given away to lucky ticket holders on Friday night. winners must be present when called.

Marlboro Highland City

Bray Denies Withdrawal in Middlesex County Treasurer Race

Spectator John I Bray Jr of Medford contradicted reports that he had withdrawn from the Middlesex County Treasurer race. Bray said he is still in the contest and active. He was accompanied by John Carroll of a Boston newspaper and visited his mother on Essex Street.

Marlboro John I Bray, Jr Medford

First Thermometer Marks Key Temperatures

The text notes the first thermometer indicated water temperature 32 degrees Fahrenheit and 55 for temperament, 76 for summer heat, and 98.4 for blood heat, highlighting early uses of thermometer markings.

Marlboro visitor from Phoenix tours city and expo

Marlboro drug store owner and Canada native Marlboro Leon Bouvier, uncle of J A Bouviér, traveled from Phoenix to Marlboro to attend the Shoe Centennial exposition. He praises Arizona climate and irrigation methods and notes his long cattle business career before visiting city hall with his nephew J A Bouvier.

Marlboro Leon Bouvier J. A. Bouviér Phoenix Arizona Bouvier Canada Beywood J. A. Bouvier Lyons Peter.b. Muphy City Hall Secal Chamber of Commerce

Miss Johnson Guest At Party

A surprise party for Miss Dorcy Johnson was hosted by Mrs. William J. Delaney on Church Street. Attendees included Telephone Office girls and Johnson’s friends. gifts were arranged in a wishing well and a blue apricot luncheon was served.

Marlboro Dorcy Johnson William J. Delaney Church Street Miss Johnson Harriett Edith Chipman Mary Riley Edith Slayton Grace Fuller Min Johnson Frank Craik B. W. Johnson Jr Cochitate Rachel Light Hudson Waldo Holyoke Arthur Gorman Bernice Nellie Hyde Felix Auger Clara Laker

Indians in Yellowstone Used Geysers for Cooking

In the park's history Indigenous people reportedly used geyser heat to prepare meals. The practice reflects traditional knowledge of geothermal resources and daily life in the region.

Yellowstone Park

Milk Coolers at Factory to You Prices

Cooper Coolers Inc of Maynard Massachusetts advertises well built milk cooling cabinets with ice and mechanical refrigeration for dairy use. Write for specifications and prices.

Cooper Coolers Inc Maynard, Mass

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