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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
13
Mrs Rogers sends heartfelt thanks to General James A. Van Fleet and all American service members at Eighth Army Far East Command APO 301 San Francisco. She expresses hope this will be the last Thanksgiving at war and pledges to do all in her power to realize that goal.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues citation to Norman A Murphy in a libel for annulment filed by Hazel V Murphy alleging fraud and lack of intent. Respondent must appear in Cambridge court within twenty one days from May fourth, 1953. Judge John C Leggat sets notice. Nov 19 1952.
A petition to appoint William J. McInnes of Concord as administrator of Nellie McInnes late of Maynard seeks bondless appointment. Objections must be filed at Cambridge Court before ten in the forenoon on December 13, 1952, per citation dated November 20.
A note on 1800s papers labeled as the Yellow press for running erroneous tales about the Yellow Peril and Oriental peoples seen as a threat to the United States. It reflects media sensationalism and racial undertones in era journalism.
A homey guide suggests heat and serve meals using ingredients like sharp American cheese and canned beans on toast. it recommends egg dressing with mayonnaise and chives, cream cheese deviled ham crackers, baked custard with butterscotch sauce, and baked fish on bacon with bay leaves for flavor.
A recipe card presents Sour Cream Waffies with dry ingredients like flour baking powder soda salt sugar and eggs. It instructs to mix sifted dry goods then blend yolks sour milk and cream before combining with flour, folding in stiff egg whites and melted butter, then baking in a hot waffle iron.
A handwritten list of bold, mixed dishes uses ingredients like pineapple, custard sauce, coconut, cabbage, apples, cherry gelatin salad, eggplant, fried tomato, creamed mushrooms, and a bacon garnish. It suggests serving ideas and variations for desserts and main courses with a contrast of textures and flavors.
Detroit police boast of a no favoritism parking enforcement drive citing tickets issued to Gov. G Mennen Williams, Detroit Mayor Albert E Cobo, and a suburban patrol wagon used to transfer prisoners at the city jail.
In the United States truck registrations grew from 4,839,064 in 1940 to 8,637,696 in 1950, marking a substantial decade long increase. This reflects expanding commercial and personal use of trucks during the period.
The minister is asked by his son Tim why he keeps scratching out and correcting sermon drafts. He reassures Tim that the Lord guides him in preparing sermons, while the boy’s concern mirrors doubt at the church desk.
A brief social note argues that envy and material comparison fuel a sense of poverty. The piece cites a neighbor's new car as a catalyst for distress and questions how mindset shapes daily wealth perception.
A hillborn rookie is quizzed about emergencies on guard duty. He suggests calling the corporal, then jokes that by the time reinforcements arrive he would be on top of the officer, revealing a humorous student exchange during training.
Twenty years ago Mrs Twirp sent her husband to the corner grocery for a loaf of bread. He returns with a loaf of white bread. A knock at the door brings the same husband with bread. She asks for rye and slams the door.
In a South Georgia town, four men discuss tobacco on a street corner when a South Carolinian who owns a local warehouse joins. Abel greets the farmer Bob Morgan with a handshake that builds a wary bond as they recall past ties.
Barbara Johnson of Waco sat at a piano when a friend of eight-year-old Barbara Johnson became impatient and shoved the pianist off the stool resulting in a broken arm and hospitalization.
A witty exchange about fortunes centers on a punchline urging a person to lean against a bank to get close to money. The banter plays on wordplay between loan, lean, and money, reflecting a humorous streetwise moment.
A brief dialogue captures a sailor asking a neighbor if a doctor visit revealed illness and a witty exchange about patient charges. The neighbor notes the doctor nearly diagnosed, while a physician advises rest for a wealthy patient and suggests avoiding golf.
A reader asks why a baby sneezes only when the mouth holds cereal. The doctor explains how swallowing and airway reflexes interact and why sneeze timing appears linked to chewing and swallowing.
A blurred recipe fragment mentions home cooks preparing a six serving dinner with frozen cod fillets and a dessert theme using vanilla pudding, raisins, and a cinnamon or nutmeg finish. It references the Articles of Confederation adopted by the Canal Congress on November 15, 1777.
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