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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
10
Inez Gerhard presents solid interviews and editorial layouts focusing on beach town perspectives and local voices. The piece surveys methods of interview, layout choices, and the craft of shaping public notices into readable features.
Merion Brando spends initial weeks at Bir. Wilie Veterans Hospital after reporting for The Men. He lives with paraplegics while aiming to resume acting. He plans to live with a rock afterward, not realizing the distance from Holly. Stanley Kramer Productions assigns him an apartment.
An article extols a compact brick home with a spacious porch, glass block wall, and expansive living areas. It describes a vestibule, large living room with fireplace, open dining alcove, kitchen proximity, breakfast nook, a central hall with linen closets, two bedrooms, and a master suite with a large wardrobe.
Edward M Deering a 25 year old Catholic seminarian died while attempting to rescue a fellow student from a pond near Cherry Meadows Seminary 505 Pleasant Street Framingham Four companions were skating when two fell in and others jumped in Deering remained on shore then plunged in to aid a diver and could not be saved by the time others reached safety the incident marks the year first thin ice tragedy
Smith College in Northampton reports its new freshmen average height at 5 feet 5 3/ inches, up from 5 feet 2.9 inches for the class of 1896.
Dr. Robert S. Glasgow of Adamsville Alabama is honored for 48 years of medical practice. He has delivered about 3,700 babies across generations. The piece reflects on steady service and steadfast faith as residents praise his career.
A playful exchange unfolds as one character complains about being called an angel. The speaker outlines three points about the other: always in the air, always on something, and always lacking wear. The moment blends humor with character tension.
Smith remarks on his wife's nerves while Jones notes her improvement. The exchange attributes her nervousness to aging and cites a doctor's remark as the explanation.
In a humorous domestic scene Mix Up Mother instructs Gertrude on manners as she is dressed to visit a friend. The friend’s father invites them to dine, but Gertrude replies with a witty deflection saying she has already dined.
A grinning crowd gathered around two men lying unconscious on the sidewalk. Bystanders described a real estate man attempting to sell to a motor car salesman who was also trying to sell, and both collapsed from exhaustion at the same moment.
A snappy quarrel unfolds between two women over luxury items and cleanliness. The newly rich woman boasts about using Danzig Brandy and sapphires with milk, while the other remains practical, saying she discards items when they become dirty.
A woman complains her husband is careless about his appearance with buttons often coming undone. She questions his sewing skills and laments his overall sloppiness.
A playful dialogue centers on a girl praising her new heart and a boy friend who asks if her partner is a wrestler. The exchange hints at romance and humor as the subject dismisses poetry in favor of a wrestler past relationship.
A noted old tale recalls a bad man shot in a Cripple Creek saloon fight. He was buried as bystanders filled the grave, and at least one long-deceased man offered a brief, fading tribute noting Jim’s marble-playing days.
The text notes a retest of the Immaculate with special Holy Day masses in local Catholic churches. It also lists the next meeting of Annur snac Grange P. of H. for Monday night December 12 at West Concord.
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