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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
5
Susie Roche, daughter of Mrs Lawrence Roche, was badly bitten by a dog and is slowly improving. A Morse from Morse Company has returned from a hunting trip with a 125 pound doe.
Members attended a district meeting in Waltham while the May Woman's Club at Parish hall planned to attend events in Hudson and Groton. A Nativity play titled Who Believed and Christmas carols opened the program led by Miss Harriet Taylor and Mrs. Stock.
Miss Josephine Welch moved to live with Mrs. Leon E. Hawes on Hudson Road after leaving the Bent House. Numerous social events follow, including a talk on children’s toys by Marjorie Van Slaght of Boston at Northcote and Townsend Old Age Pension Club activities. The Townsend club notes rising membership and Townsend lecture-backed conversions amid a busy weekend in Sudbury.
Mrs. Walter G Laberee and daughter Edith of Concord Road depart for San Jose California to visit their son and brother John Laberee WT Grant store manager. Last week Mrs Laberee and Edith received a traveling shower at Peakham Road with many gifts and best wishes for the journey.
Miss Anne Bellows daughter of Mr and Mrs Jon Bellows of Concord street served on the committee for the annual football banquet honoring Pat Hanley head coach and the Boston Terriers at the Boston Chamber of Commerce last night.
Poultry extension notes show hens drink more water as consumption rises and egg output climbs. Nine pounds of water per dozen eggs are typical with White Leghorn pullets. clean, frequently refreshed drinking fountains prevent contamination and support sustained laying.
A Poultry extension specialist at Pennsylvania State College, D C Henderson, urges frequent egg gathering to prevent breakage and odor. A survey shows 64 percent gather twice daily, 25 percent three times, 7 percent four times, 2 percent once, and 1 percent five times. Producers in dedicated poultry operations tend to gather more often.
Poultry experts at Iowa State College advise early selection of vigorous, well developed cockerels for breeding. Save those strong in pullet-flock weaknesses and near the true breed type. Seek clean-cut heads and bright, attentive appearance for best results.
Wallaces' Farmer advises moving pullets to a clean dry laying house with straw litter and disinfecting to prevent disease carryover. Separate houses and ranges for old hens and pullets help curb parasites and disease spread to the young flock.
Poultry keepers close up vents to keep warmth, but fresh air is vital. Damp stagnant air in houses causes pellets to fail to lay on time, with birds showing cold symptoms yet not diseased.
Ancient iron jewelry was highly prized by women from the Mycenaean period to about 500 years before Christ.
The Acton schedule lists games from January 7 to March 9 with several cancellations. Dates include January 10 15 22 24 28 31 February 4 12 14 25 28 and March 2 plus openings for February 24 26 27 and March 5. George Itfard Sr of West Acton presented a new see the and equipment to the Acton High School Athletic Association.
The Red Cross drive committee reports a total of 173.55 dollars, up 33 dollars from last year. The canvassing group includes Mrs. Ralph H. Barton, Mrs. Charles R. Capon, Mrs. William E. Davison, Miss Elizabeth Walker, and Mrs. Raddy P. Stiles. A local Chapter meeting will elect officers soon, with notices by card.
A St Louis Globe Democrat writer notes llamas in Peru and the Andes as temperamental but sturdy pack animals. They carried loads over a hundred pounds, adapted to cold high-altitude trails, and supplied milk meat leather and woven fibers for indigenous peoples.
The senator reflects on identity, stating he has never believed he was someone else in his political life only wished he were. The remark suggests inner conflict without describing any specific event or action.
A full grown wolf measures about 5 feet 5 inches in length and 33 inches tall. The animal weighs over 100 pounds, with an 18 inch height noted for a tall specimen.
The Hall of the Middle Temple built in 1572 in London shows the finest Elizabethan roof. Twelfth Night was performed there on February 22, 1602 and Shakespeare is said to have acted in that play.
The United States can boast of wild horses on Iceland, where numerous animals roam freely. Once shipped to England for mining work, the trade ended with mining machinery adoption, leaving the herd to multiply unchecked.
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