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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows advertising rate details for a Massachusetts notice. It cites Samuel G Kent and R Garrett on Thursdays and lists pricing like 100 per inch, 75c per inch for first and second insertions. Mentions class matter and post office, 1903.
Fragmentary historical notes recount Titusville's first petroleum well and stray items noting Hudson river exploration and early events from 1664 to 1698. The text is incomplete with mismatched phrases and unclear context.
Report from Chestnut Hill highlights a National Doubles event at Longwood club featuring Budge and Gene Rains leading efforts. The piece extols tennis as the fastest, most precise sport and notes the evening program promises enjoyable matches with enthusiastic attendees.
Fragmentary wartime note reflects exhausted strength and fading resolve after a year of conflict. Unclear details but suggests strain on resources and morale amid ongoing hostilities.
Fragmented discussion on Spain's civil strife and the war’s impact on its people. References to privilege, power plays, and a pessimistic view of Spain's future. Mentions Ortega y Gasset noting the world’s knowledge of the war and its broader implications.
President Roosevelt opposed unbudgeted ten million dollars for vocational education in the Interior appropriation bill. He warned against spending beyond what is useful, noting the lobbying by teachers and others. This stance marks a potential shift toward earlier restraint as he aims to balance the budget.
The piece extols fresh garden vegetables as superior to restaurant fare and canned produce. It praises peas, beans, onions, corn, lettuce, and tomatoes plucked at peak, emphasizing the quick path from soil to table and the unrivaled flavor of home grown produce.
Concord residents report a August sale at Viano Motor Company for used cars and a Petersham exposition at the Town Hall. Local plans include trips by Mrs Charles Voigt and Mr and Mrs William Bulger, with families touring the middle west and vacationing near Camp Sachemac New Hampshire and Camp Kuhnawaumbek in Maine.
James Farrar returns from a mooter trip through Canada while Helen Jones goes home to Maple Street after visiting Hudson relatives. A group including John Pederson and sons enjoy Unity Maine camping. Groundwork at the rear of Acton High School adds crushed stone for bus and car access under Edward Pederson and Richard Greenman. Boson University summer session keeps a faculty member nearby. Raymond and Mrs Penney relocate to Railroad Avenue from Hayward Apartments.
Hudson junior league announces an inter community game as an all star team from Hudson led by Al bert Alm meets Marlboro next Tuesday morning. The Hudson squad is drawn from top players across junior teams and chosen by Director Almada. The contest caps the league’s closing week.
Mr and Mrs Edward King of Waltham announce the engagement of their daughter Miss H Louise King to John Sablone Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Sablone of Concord The wedding is planned for February 1938
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