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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented sentence suggests an ironic link between a resistant audience and aging folklore. The text hints at humor or satire aimed at repurposing old stories for modern ears, noting a playful, irreverent tone.
Paris specialists express optimism that a cure for whooping cough may be near as medical science progresses. The Chicago News notes advances and the long span since ancient time.
Mary C. Fowler of Concord petitions the Middlesex Land Court to discharge two undischarged mortgages on Acton premises. The mortgages from 1840 and 1847 encumber the title. no payments or actions have occurred in over twenty years. A notice and publication plan is ordered for interested parties to appear in Cambridge on the first Monday of February.
Dr. E B Haneg bought a new motor car. Miss Gladys Hill recovered from illness. Sydney W Young, ex-resident, becomes manager of Cornoyer Pharmacy Co Berlin NH. John McMahan attended Battery A game. Denis Martin bought a truck. C W O Dowd building stable for Geo W Skelton. George G Badger moved to Hartford Street. Co C to hold social and military dancing Dec 17. Clifford Charlies recovering. Cosmo Albani reports large flocks of geese. Paul Raymond lost his dog. Geo W Davis seen in Bedford. Manager Kelley invited to regional baseball managers meeting about trolley league. James Connors recovering from broken leg.
The Ledford Civic Club committee has nearly finished plans for an entertainment and supper for the town's successful baseball team. Postponements due to unforeseen circumstances have delayed the event, but an early date is now assured with a more elaborate program. Improvements to Age Field drew approval from baseball fans, funded by public spirited citizens, and more donations are welcome during the Christmas season to enable further enhancements.
A quote from Harry J. Sayler emphasizes that success in journalism requires self restraint, hard work, sacrifice, irregular hours, little recognition, and low pay. It frames newsroom life as demanding yet undervalued.
The small sea bird called petrel earned its name from the way its feet skim the water in flight, evoking Peter walking on the water.
A Pittsburgh Post quip notes a household conclave over discussing the advisability of impeaching the cook. The snappy line portrays domestic politics in a household setting with playful political jargon.
The phrase Alma mater combines Alma and mater from Latin origins meaning fostering or cherishing mother. It traces to a benign nurturing image associated with a guiding figure in education and tradition.
Marlboro residents including Ernest G. Guilbert of 19 Gibbon St endorse Doan's Kidney Pills. Guilbert reports relief from frequent kidney secretions headaches and dizziness after using two boxes and continues to be well. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Marlborough Savings Bank announces deposits bear interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October with dividends payable Wednesday. F Greeley presides as president and Charles F Holyoke is treasurer. Wanted live fowls of any size offered at special monthly price. Dropping location Marlborough. contact 108W. Gao & Co poultry dealers.
The 1913 Sudbury road project report by Road Superintendent Robert Worcester details a $6,000 overage beyond the original estimate. Reasons include cobble stone foundations, higher tar costs, late-day tar deliveries, and an expensive auto-truck delivery method, plus extended work time and required additional excavation. Total expenditures reach $21,875 final after credits, with further adjustments and fencing costs proposed to complete the 3.66 mile road.
Andrew Berggreen leads a growing parish choir now at 15 voices under A Baggeson. Next Sunday the sermon topic is The Value of Prayer followed by Fidelity. Sunday school starts at 10 a m Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m. Vestry hopes for a full house as in a previous Sunday. Special music is prepared for the service.
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