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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1917
Page
12
In a tense scene from Lauretta’s circle Mrs Crane recalls Miss Eustacia as a sympathetic figure while pushing for a tea plan. Discontent brews as Lauretta seeks Eustacia’s trust and help with family troubles amid lingering gossip and fragile loyalties.
A fragmented text recounts an aviation farewell by Menalen to Aviator Gibergues or de Malenoe. It evokes a broken wing tragedy, a moving letter to parents, and a mother’s dream of distant glory. The lines mix personal loss with heroic aspiration for a king.
A fragmentary report notes a remark about kissing a pulser and Fridays drawing attention. The wording is unclear and the context remains unsettled, leaving local readers awaiting clarification.
A garbled OCR-like note describes someone appearing at home, with phrases about dust and eyes, yielding unclear meaning. Readers are left with a fragmented quote and no definite event or identification.
Edward Parker and John Katacaan lead Concord Fuel Committee in outlining coal price policies under President orders. Dealers must keep preexisting contracts. prices for single-burn coal mirror those for larger lots. Committee seeks fair profits to sustain supply and aid consumers during the crisis.
Concord residents rally for the Red Cross urging 1 000 000 new members by Christmas. Judge F H Chase chairs a town hall meeting with Dr Walsh and Miss McMahon describing war nursing work in France and Switzerland, inviting subscriptions and volunteers.
The piece notes Lagat and Rosella as able speakers for the upcoming Forum session. It highlights a December 23 date with a keynote by a renowned orator described as one of the country’s eminent speakers. Concord residents recall his Boston observance remarks and his appealing humor to audiences.
Christmas services at the Trinity Church are planned for next Sunday with a morning service at 10 45 and a children s concert involving the Sunday school. An evening recital at 7 45 will follow with the event being organized by the church choir and community members.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate cars needed to fill orders despite embargo. mentions Torray and Vialle as entities amid supply delays. No clear location or date provided.
The parish meeting at the church on Monday afternoon featured Mrs Walcott sharing two stories and Oliver Robertson announcing the engagement of their daughter Bimpus of Silver Hill. The engagement of Miss Alice Wilbur of Peveril and Petersen of Con is announced.
A notice from the Middlesex Institution for Savings announces a special meeting to vote on amending its charter and for the distribution of dividends. The session is set for Thursday September 20, 1917 at 8 o'clock a.m. with Herbert W. Hosmer as clerk.
Fragmentary quoted dialogue features John Randolph and Mr Benton debating fate, wit, and political fate. The speech references Swift and classical allusion, with Randolph praised for brilliance and style but worried about personal notoriety and reception in assembly. The piece hints at elegiac reflection on appearance versus substance.
A report notes that mixing dough with sea water, replacing fresh water, can affect bread. Magnesium and other minerals in sea water may slow moisture loss and alter texture, with sensory claims about crust and softness varying by source and depth.
A fragmented passage debates architectural work and habit, noting strength and sufficiency, contrasting modern and ancient methods, and criticizing rust from old methods. It complains about poor craft and urges ending this line of work.
Fragmented OCR reads as a town plans a Christmas celebration for children and adults at 7 o'clock on the town hall steps. A silver fir is to be lit on Middlesex grounds due to the old tree dying. The event includes singing and a display at the Armory Sunday evening. The note mentions probate matters involving Janet Dunidos and a formal probate court appearance on December 19 26 42.
A fragment lists recipients Adams John Bartlett laa hous Meo, with partial notations and a note on processed items.
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