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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
5
A brief obituary states the deceased, Miss Jumbo, will be laid to rest following a service at St. June Church at 9 o'clock. Interment is planned in the parish cemetery.
A fragmented report notes a London show introducing crime flags and a Bermuda tax on celibacy, while the Isles Blest girls face a natural end to a tradition described as a lingering burden.
New equipment has been installed and the management plans to run only first run pictures. Murder in the Private Car stars Charlie Ruggles Una Merkel and Mary Carlisle has been booked for the opening date. Three shows will be shown daily at 2 30 6 and 8 10.
St Casimir’s basketball team organized a parish gym dance on Saturday night drawing club members and parishioners. The event showcased school spirit and social activity in a communal church setting.
Miss Blanche Mary Kochnowicz and Frank Kamesh announced engagement plans at a church event. Good Sports club members held a Monday costume party at Mrs. Charlies F Warren’s home with games and refreshments. Francis and Harold Ledger sold a Railroad Street house bought at auction to Bruno Arcisz.
The Jungfrau in Switzerland stands as a snow covered peak with glaciers and a hotel at the summit. At 11 140 feet high it ranks among the country’s most famed landmarks.
Archaeologists report a vast Nile gallery carved in solid rock near the Giza pyramids. The chamber mirrors the sacred boat of Ita, the sun god, suggesting a significant religious connection.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and lacks concrete facts or names to summarize a coherent news item or notice.
The piece argues responsibility in children varies by individual and that parents should foster it without harsh punishment. It links carelessness to accidents, praises courage, and suggests earning restitution for minor damages. Pet care and future-minded parenting are cited as ways to instill responsibility for a safer, more thoughtful upbringing.
The custard pie shrinks when baked in too hot an oven. A hot start for eight to ten minutes sets the pastry to prevent liquid absorption. Then reduce heat to stop the custard from boiling and shrinking the crust.
A color note mentions Peacock Screen as the sole colored accent in a large living room with walls woodwork and furniture finished in a new off white shade.
A description notes oyster eggs laid out in a row side by side, with five hundred individuals forming a line about one inch in length. The image conveys a compact, orderly display of tiny creatures aligned for study or observation.
Football practice begins September fifth with Captain Boo Duggan and guard Ed O'Donnell leading a strong line. Johnny O’Leary and Newman have departed, prompting focus on developing a capable ball carrier. The Maynard gang aims for top Middlesex and Midland league honors amid eager fans expecting a fighter team.
The excerpt lists top players Dean Cooper Ed Leary and Ham Phillips with high scoring clips. It notes the Marquette football eleven has not elected a leader for the season and will appoint a starter before each game. The Maynard Hockey Club seeks league entry and uses a facility for practice and home games.
At the WAAA championship in Fishkill New York the Maynard Tarmos impressed against New York star teams Gardner Worcester Fitchburg. Lennie Ollila won the 600 meter freestyle in 7.08 with Ollila also taking second in the 100 meter freestyle behind Heikkila. Luoto of Gardner beat Saintela of the Tarmos in diving by two tenths of a point. The Tarmos earned further laurels as a team.
A woman columnist comments on a New York federal court incident where Judge Woolsey compelled men to give up seats to women. The piece questions whether forcing seat loss hurts true gallantry and asks if women are truly weaker, noting the potential loss of self respect and chivalry in such acts.
Builders in Bad Duxdorf Germany erect a vast cask styled vat destined to surpass Heidelberg's famed 50 000 gallon barrel. The concrete foundations support a 350 000 gallon capacity promising a record breaking wine storage monument.
Eight year old Suzanne Wood Bilan of Concord seeks court approval to adopt the name Suzanne Wells Blanchard. The petition notes her late father Wells Blanchard, head of Blanchard Lumber Co. of Boston and former VP of the National Lumber Dealers association, died in a New York hospital about a year ago.
Clarence Phalen of Wollaston visits his brother Edwin A Phalen and family for a week. Henry K voyle manager of the University club on a Crawford Camden Maine summer trip has caught four salmon in four days and is trying salt water mackerel. Glenn Douglass expected back from Vermont vacation. William Tuttle attended the Baptist church in Somerville. W Ov Bartlett is at a church on Sunday. Clarence Frost and son Bobby plus John Torkelsen and son Walter spent the week at Newfound Lake Bristol New Hampshire. Levi Perkins has returned from the Grange Lecturer’s conference Burlingame. Iver Peterson and son Richard visiting his mother in Waltham. Miss Helen Wood of Proctor Vermont visiting her mother Mary Wood. Will Holden and sister Mrs
A note on grammar explains that cultured describes refinement of mind, while cultivated should describe what is cultivated, not the person. The distinction is illustrated with the phrase a cultured person possesses a cultivated mind.
The phrase chinaman's chance means little or no chance. It likely arose in early Western mining when Chinese workers, a vulnerable minority, faced harsh outcomes if they broke the law.
The Maynard registrars added thirty six names to the voter roll ahead of the upcoming primary. New registrants include Frank R Rowe and Alice Rowe of 50 Concord Street, William J Joyce of 3 Dartmouth Street, Alric B French of 7 Douglas Avenue, and many others across streets such as Main Tremont Acton Great Road and Maple.
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