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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1924
Page
4
A collection of humorous witticisms about heat work and summer living. Observations on pride missteps and everyday folly mix with quips about money luck and love. The tone mirrors a casual magazine style of light entertainment.
A proclamation sets New England Week for September 15 to showcase regional products from apples to watches, emphasizing self-reliance and regional gain. The text warns against selfish motives and urges unity, illustrating how New England’s industries support the area and invite outside interest.
John Jay Chapman argues that classical study faces no real danger from science. Professors form societies to promote classical study and urge its practical value. They claim mental training comes from discipline, quiet contemplation, and the enlargement of spirit, not utilitarian ends.
Ford argues modern humans may reach 100 or 160 by keeping carbon out of the body and tuning the human machinery like a car. He critiques eating habits and predicts future longevity while noting cars still lag behind the body in efficiency. The piece ends with satirical comments on politics and paleontology.
R Y Russell of Chelsea, Mass., writes in praise of the July 16 editorial Brotherhood of Man. He argues two classes exist, those who are agreeable and those who are disagreeable, and urges spiritual training through Jesus Christ and the Bible to cultivate brotherly conduct and civic harmony.
At Hampton Beach NH Mrs Maud Wheeler Mitchell sister of Senator Burton K Wheeler arrives in Hudson to rest before her LaFollette Wheeler campaign. Supt Bertram D Brown from Washington NH previews the fall list of Hudson teachers for the opening Tuesday Sept 2. Mrs Robert Dexter visits with her mother. Arthur Dexter wedding on Sept 2 prompts Mrs Thomas Beavis to travel to Framingham. Harry Beals clan from Los Angeles and Frank Beals of Hudson plan a Hudson Auburn trip around Sept 14. Cards arrive from Johnson P Allen of Hudson in Mankato Minn. Holls H Metcalf spends two weeks at Lake Winnipesaukee. Marriage license filings by Walter Krouelis and Deli Reseek of Pascoag RI.
Paul Shacghiessy of Marlboro purchases a new Tudson coach. Misses Mary Harley and Mary Tobin travel to New York on business. Eva Hanley vacationing two weeks in Providence. Miss eJan Messier vacationing at York Beach. Miss Josephine Durand of Mos ton visiting city friends. Marlboro Orients to play Hudson Boy Scouts at Riverside Park. Locis Girard and family relocate to 109a Mechanic Street. Kenneth Tebo and Harold Archambault return from a New York auto trip. Mr and Mrs F E Brunelle return from a ten day visit to Norwich, Connecticut.
Henry St Onge works at Pitts Bros bakery. Foon Pham and Joseph St Leuiren vacation in Canada. Fred Laase and family visiting Cambridge relatives. Amos Vrodeur from Wongton Street hosting kin at Baril Pond Westboro. Antonia Gauthier on vacation at Koehler Mfg Coen Bartlett’s Pond. Ludger Leduc preparing for priesthood at St John's Seminary Boston after Lake Winnipesaukee trip. Leo Pessi operated at Marlboro Hospital for appendicitis. Drs. Dupont and Le Marbre treated him.
Twenty four new registrants were recorded on yesterday's first day of the registry for the upcoming state election. The fragment notes seventeen as something and mentions cucu and sev without clear context.
Dr James E Walsh DC will occupy a suite of offices in the Shine building at Pope and Main. Patrick Reddy injured in an auto accident two weeks ago remains convalescing at home. Mrs John Kelley and Dorothy Ann visit Mrs Kelleys parents Mr and Mrs Philip Morin of Broad Street. Miss Mary Vierra returns to Taunton after visiting Miss Mary Beavis of School Street. Beavis accompanied Vierra home.
Mrs. Charles H Cunningham returned from Rochester New Hampshire after a week with the Hart family. Charles E Hayes left his shoe firm for Hill Brothers Shoe Co. Carrie Bowman and son Allen visit Mrs. Bowman's mother Mrs. Bessette. Hubert Clement and family stay in Rochester with Mrs. Hart's relatives. Milton F Freeman plans a new home on Cox Street. Levi Deigneault and family attend the Bedard St Onge wedding at St Marys Marlboro. Supt Adin Custance relocates the Broad Washington curve with funds from Gypsy Curve. P Joseph Harrington returns from New Jersey to join Hall Brothers Sheep. Hudson Boy Scouts face Marlboro Orientals in a twilight game at Riverside Park with Marsden and Borass as battery.
Andrew Morrissey surveys nature via the auto route after buying a Ford coupe. A large wire shipment arrives for the municipal light and power department to support multiple lines. The finance committee meets tomorrow night to consider requests for transfers from the emergency fund by the Poor Department Board of Health and Washington Street Bridge repairs. The past commanders of May, A A Powers Camp, S of V, plan a Thursday meeting and supper.
Registration activities for women continue this afternoon and again this evening, with officials confirming extended hours to accommodate participants.
Atty and Mrs Raymond Keating of Baltimore Maryland arrived yesterday and will stay with Mr and Mrs Timothy Sullivan of Manning street. Mr and Mrs Frank J Finnerty and daughters Elizabeth and Mary along with Miss Rose Farrington of Lake street and Mrs M J Finnerty of Manning street are spending a week.
In the GAR quarter the town hall supper committee is led by Ed F Gates Joseph G Badger Jes H Richardson Edward B Hins and George A Derby with duties outlined by the group.
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