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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
4
The report notes 22 000 miles of highway and federal funds totaling 337 000 000 are directed to improvements. It cites neglect of crossings on major routes and outlines planned future work funded annually for 1936 and 1939 with federal aid for roads and grade crossing eliminations.
Bright notes describe wreaths of Boxwood with silvery tips and red ribbons, large hanging greenery with berries, pine centerpieces with candles, and glass house displays of colorful wooden crockery from several countries. The piece highlights a large assortment including narcissus bulbs, cactus plants, and garden-themed accents as gift possibilities.
Researchers report only a fraction of vitamin C remains in pie after baking and storage. Study tested common fillings showing significant losses prior to consumption.
A fragmented text fragment mentions apple pie and vitamins in a scattered, unclear context. It references pie, appetite, and a vague science angle, but no coherent event, names, places, or dates emerge.
Notes on a two story front one back Concord house once home to Stephen W. and earlier to Dr Minot, describing a possible Dutch colonial roof and references to Timothy Wheeler Peter Bulkeley and local schoolhouse history. Includes remnants of kitchen recipes and household tips.
The article cites Mary Baker Eddy and scripture to argue that love surpasses violence as a tool for world peace. It urges practicing loving-kindness, resisting greed and fear, and wearing the armor of God through Truth and Love to achieve health, progress, and the kingdom of heaven on earth.
Sachem Council Boy Scouts of America staged the largest exhibit ever in the State Armory, with 200 scouts from Arlington to Watertown. The show featured handicraft, camp craft, bird study, stamp collecting, navigational displays, and a Red Cross first aid demonstration. Local groups Troop 38 and 49 highlighted campcraft and bird study, while Miss Sally Bartlett led the library booth.
Keene New Hampshire December 2 Local shoe workers move to drop CIO ties to allow wage reductions by Conway Shoe Company to keep the Keene factory open More than 100 employees majority signed a petition seeking a secret vote on continuing CIO or forming a local union
A writer complains that the works at Millbrook area are stalled, citing missed funding, misallocation of labor, and political blame. The letter urges completion by the W P A crew of over 40 men, arguing money appropriated for Concord must be used to finish the drainage and prevent stagnant water near the Turnpike Bridge.
A 1937 Concord Massachusetts exchange shows town officials disputing a press letter and WPA work allocations. H Whittemore Brown cites a Nov 16 board vote to offer Cambridge WPA workers for the mosquito control project, which the WPA rejected. The missive outlines concerns over information sources and town employment needs.
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