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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
3
A terse notice from The Shoe and Leather Reporter notes the largest shoe and leather publishing house in the world, coupling a provocative claim with a remark about life expectancy and risk, hinting at a cautionary stance toward dangerous actions.
A garbled OCR passage weaves together remarks on profits, politics, sport, weather, and society. It references Senators Boran and Coolidge, travel with a poisoner, a prizefighter, floods on the Xaw river, golf, and a mock Coxey’s Army joke, ending with scattered stray lines.
Ten New Hampshire women's clubs spearhead a drive to halt timbering in Franconia Notch. An option on 6000 acres runs to March 1928, with $400,000 needed. $300,000 raised including $100,000 from James J. Storrow bequest. Clubs urge buying trees for $1 each to fund preservation of notable sites like The Great Stone Face.
Marlboro reports the death of William A. Whitman a former resident now of Atlanta Georgia aged about sixty one. He died of heart trouble as conveyed to his daughter Mrs Marjorie Whitman Nickerson of Worcester. He leaves a wife in Atlanta a daughter in Worcester and siblings Ingram and Nettie Whitman both of Brookline.
Arthur Josephson 15, son of Mr and Mrs F Henry Josephson of 15 Dickens Street, left home Thursday morning to go to school and has not been heard from since. Police report his disappearance as of today. The article then shifts to unrelated statistics about global population growth and cattle supply.
Store displays celebrate Christmas with a wide selection of colorful and beautiful gifts. Holiday cheer fills the aisles as shoppers browse varied items suitable for all ages and tastes.
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