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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1928

Page

5

Fashion notes describe new slender line for winter wear

Aug 23 News Service describes Cine fashion lines for winter with elongated silhouettes. The slender look features pointed heels, diagonal tunics, long coats, belts and sloping seams. Skirts narrow at hips then flare, with draped backs and fluttering drapery, using velvet, taffeta or lace.

Win on tour outlining India to nation's problems

Rare visit by Lord Irwin touches Berar Amraoti Indore and other towns. Viceroy welcomes with pomp and ceremony as discussions focus on national issues and reforms during the tour.

India Ational Lord Irwin Berar Mayo Amraoti Indore

Tenth Annual American Legion Convention to Be at Newburyport

The Tenth Annual Convention of the State Department of the American Legion will be held in Newburyport on September 6 7 8. Lieut Colonel Frank W W Snow says plans are complete and Newburyport prepares for thousands of delegates and friends. Salisbury Beach is official playground for the delegates, with a monster clambake and military ball at the Ocean Echo Ballroom and Oceanic Ballroom facilities.

State Department of the American Legion Newburyport Frank W.W. Snow Hampton Salisbury Besches Salisbury Beach Joseph H. Crowley C. N. E. Fontaine Ocean Echo Legion

Invention City Roars With Band Contests for 1928 Convention

A large turnout of bands and drum corps from Haverhill Fitchburg Milton Worcester and more will compete in a parade and contests at the Newburyport convention. The State Department aims to boost interest with a 100 percent Legion member band competition and a fife and drum corps contest. Governor Alvin Fuller will address the gathering and past state department leaders will attend to aid discussions.

Vention City Weymouth State Department Haverhill Fitchbug Milton Worcester Hingham Naval Band Portsmouth Oriental Band Legion Newburyport Convention Committee Salem Suis Alvin Fuller Commonwealth of Massachusetts Delprey State ‘Department Newburyport

Lumpkin New Supreme Head Of Pythians

Alva T. Lumpkin of Columbia S C elected Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at a Milwaukee session marking the Diamond Jubilee of the Supreme Lodge. The eight day meeting drew representatives from all states and provinces with more than 800000 members and 6000 lodges. The convention urged active lodge programs, with over 2 million dollars given to relief and lodge housing, and more than 4 million in insurance paid to widows and orphans.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Alva Lumpkin Columbia Order of Ights of Pythias Southland Great Mass Senna Pan Fielp Berewster Tongues Lodge Supreme Pythian Supreme Lodge United States Canada Yar Insurance Department

Trains In Europe Outpace American Rails In Speed And Luxury

A 1920s comparison notes French and English trains running at 56 mph or more with many shifts faster than U S trains, which average under 60 mph on long runs. It cites the Philadelphia to Atlantic City cannonball run of 60 miles in one hour, and US crack trains averaging 40 to 50 mph, with some 45 to 60 mph schedules. It contrasts European trains’ compact cars and higher speeds with American drawing room comforts and tea onboard.

International News Service Washington France England Commerce Department United States Philadelphia Atlantic City Bureau of Railway Economics

Pythian Protection Fund Reported for Families and Assets

The report notes $120,000,000 in protection for Pythian families and ledger assets over $22,000. Other items mention Knights of Khorassan to poet Princes of Syracuse and the fraternity’s growth as it adjusts to practical fraternal service.

Knights of Khorassan Syracuse Soaiery

Unclear text fragment yields satirical travel pun

The readable fragment hints at a travel related pun involving tea and seating but the passage is garbled. It mentions a traveler and references casual phrasing about comfort, trains, and a pun on doughy or paste. No clear event or names emerge.

Side line dress trends dip as winter sketches unfold

Fashion notes describe fall gowns with side dipping skirts and left-side hems. Designers Worth and Talbot showcase violet brocade and multi tiered satin frocks with side folds and beaded trims. An evening ensemble features black lace, ruby velvet collar, and silver beading. A Jenny beige and gold lace dress highlights right-side flare and left-side dip.

Worth Talbot

Voters Board Schedules Registration Sessions

The Board of Registrate of Voters will hold sessions in Concord at Town Hall on August 2 from 7 to 9 PM and October 22 to 24 with additional West Concord sessions on August 28 and October 23, all from 7 to 9 PM except October 24 noon to 10 PM.

Board of Registrate of Voters Concord Town Hall West Concord

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