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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
2
A New York speech by Governor Franke J. Joyden recounts the Pilgrim Fathers and their 17th century lessons on liberty. He stresses early ideals of forming a self governing society and warns that later decades risk drifting from those fundamentals.
Officials warn heating dangers cause many home fires and losses. Proper use of stoves and flues could cut crimes and save lives, urging caution and safer practices to prevent blazes and destruction.
Fragmentary passage discusses ethics and pricing in the grocery trade. It references honesty, profit, and human nature in relation to obtaining and paying for goods, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or figures.
The article notes New England weather as a defining force shaping residents. It discusses its persistent, intense influence on daily life, character and temperament, suggesting climate molds behavior and mood across the region.
The text discusses labeling and safety concerns for egg substitutes and artificial colorings in foods. It notes costs, consumer perception, and compliance with food and drugs act standards, including the use of dried egg powders and processors' claims about imitation appearances.
A fragmented page notes a community meeting with officers and trustees listed. It mentions a next regular meeting at an unspecified location and date, with names including Mrs. Lida Bhi and Celene Kate, indicating civic or organizational roles.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses eliminating pests and a sodium dust method. It mentions sufficient action, signs of reaction, and a rushed outcome leading to death within a few hours. The text appears as a jumbled historical note with unclear context.
The Department of Agriculture notes cheese is easy to digest and highly nutritious. It serves as a compact energy source and can substitute meat while storing well. The report cites about 95 percent digestibility and 90 percent protein availability, highlighting cheese as a cost effective, energy dense food.
Guidance warns against novelty items and overstock in commerce. It emphasizes careful buying, evaluating material quality, and avoiding unnecessary purchases or overpriced goods.
A fragmented recipe describes pumpkin pies with steps to mix pumpkin and seasonings. It mentions sugar, ginger, and cinnamon with approximate quantities and simple directions for preparing a pumpkin pie filling. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment from a historical page.
Fragmentary text describes a political or organizational event with names Gielen and Unity cited, but details are unclear and verification impossible from the readable lines.
The readable OCR fragment mentions cold temperatures with references to depths below zero and names such as Owens, Raymond, and Auslin. It hints at a town scene and a water dip incident but provides no clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a conveyance related to the Haynes Block on Main Street. Mentions Harry B Morse and potential heirs while detailing passage of interest. Text is garbled, with names and dates difficult to confirm.
A fragment from December 3 1919 notes members of a citizens’ mutual company debating ratification of a section thereto and related reinsurance contracts. It references Concord Massachusetts and a sum of 73 dollars.
NOTION 18 HEREBY' GIVEN 'that the subscriber. has been duly. appoint f administratrix of the es tate. Sram. f, write " Martin eae in the ae . can Seak intestate pape Se POSE vnn Rags aheute i persons having demands upon the es tate.'of said deceased are hereby re quired to exhibit the same, and 'all persons indebtedve said' estate' are called upon to make payment to IRENE: REBA MARTIN The Annual' Meeting . . of the stockholders of 'the. 'Goncora National bank of Concord,. wil be held at their "house 'on: day, Jan 13, 1920, at, 3.45. Me clock pem. 'for the choice 'of directors and the transaction of any' cc -busi ness 'that may legally come be said: meeting.- . eC. PAY maroon: ash Concord, 'Mass, Dec 10, 1919, DS-15-22
Middlesex County probate court announces petition to grant letters of administration with will annexed for James Gerty late of Concord. Prescott Keyes of Concord requested without required sureties on bond. Register WOMMSY issues order for those interested to respond.
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