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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
4
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin calls Lord Balfour and Sir Auckland Geddes distinguished explorers for their deep study of the American people. He warns that foreign travelers often misinterpret America, risking hindering true international understanding and cooperation.
Soft coal operators plan a consolidation of 145 Indiana mines into a 6 million dollar corporation. They argue current production is only a third of capacity and argue consolidation will align output with market demand, closing some mines to cut overhead. If benefits aren’t shared with the public, government intervention may follow.
The Rev. Percy G. Kammerer of Pittsburgh urges a religion that harmonizes spirit mind and body. He says faith should merge impulse thought and desire for God, not wage war among man’s elements, and resist credulity while guiding daily living. He notes making all men agree and live by this is a vast task.
The article notes rising concern over inflation as a signal that the economy may have passed its low mood but warns against overshoot. It cites two remedies: raise the rediscount rate through the Federal Reserve to curb speculation and urging the public to refrain from buying when prices rise too much. A closing quip defines a diplomat as someone who believes protocol can move the world.
A grocery whist fundraiser will be held in Monument Hall on Tuesday evening December 9 for the Emerson Hospital in Concord. Ticket holders and attendees were encouraged with several committee members assisting in organizing and service.
Under the Concord Woman's Club Art Committee a special Monday meeting in the First Parish vestry featured artist Charles J. Pepper displaying Japanese prints and presenting his article on Japanese prints. About one hundred attendees heard Pepper explain the prints and answer questions while Mrs. Reginald Morgan chaired the event.
At a special Court Camelot meeting held at Miss Eleanor Mieldon’s home in Marlboro a report on a recent play showed strong finances. Plans were set for the Christmas Sale on Tuesday December 9 to aid shoppers relying on the annual bazaar.
The New York Importing Co. has sent a large order of Japanese goods. On Friday an all day meeting at Mrs. Ebmma Davis's home will finish aprons and novelties for sale. Members have tickets, and sales look strong again this year.
Antique furniture offered for sale at very reasonable base prices. Contact Box 140 in Concord Massachusetts for details.
Elihua A. Carson, Republican, won the Rochester mayoralty at the annual municipal election over Archer H. Fownes, Republican, by 2006 to 1674. Republicans also captured seven city council seats while Democrats won one.
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