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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
5
Local Marlboro items from the Enterprise list notices and public notices dated March 8. The fragment mentions Liberty Street address and civic notices from Marlboro Massachusetts with references to local organizations.
The speaker argues against abandoning constitutional government amid economic stress. He notes the U S system has evolved from scattered colonies to wealth and power through constitutional leadership and individual initiative. He warns agitators propose risky, untested reforms and urges preserving free government to meet future challenges.
A fragment urges preserving the rotniations of government from internal weakening despite appearances of innocence, citing the National Republic as a source.
A reader laments map removal while noting Sino Japanese conflict drives geography study. The piece argues war prompts map use and previews naval movements, then lists local notices and community updates from Bedford and surrounding areas.
In Sudbury a social note reports Nancy Guptill as a guest at a dinner and dance held at the Hotel. The town notes a few measles cases among local children and mentions ongoing health concerns.
Canada reports a rise in butter production as dairy farmers respond to demand changes. Government data show higher output in 2024 with industry groups noting steady processing capacity and export growth.
The digest outlines hours for minors and women, night work, days of rest, shorter weeks, meals and rest periods, and other employment rules. It covers Alabama Connecticut Delaware Georgia Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York North Carolina South Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Virginia West Virginia. It aids Massachusetts industries seeking uniform rules and prompt guidance for labor compliance.
Amsterdam reports Koolhoven plans a flying boat about twice the DO-X size with a 328 foot wingspan and 10 764 square foot wing area. The craft will use ten 1000 hp motors, cruise at 140 mph, and carry 42 tons with a 42 ton useful load. It aims for trans ocean flights and long runs, built on a shipway with estimated 1.2 million dollars cost.
Last Friday afternoon a Ford coupe owned by William Waters of Winchester Massachusetts skidded on a wet Carlisle Road and overturned. Amos Mills of Lexington sustained a fractured skull and bruises and was taken to Arlington Symmes hospital on the dangerous list.
Saturday night about 8 o'clock a Chevrolet sedan driven by Grover C Gage of Bedford on the Great road near Loomis street collided with a car driven by George E Davies of Albany NY. Gage attempted a left turn. Davies failed to see the signal and blinded by lights struck the Gage vehicle. Mrs Gage sustained a cut on the lip and bruises while Mr Davies suffered a bruised leg. The New York car was badly damaged.
February’s amethyst is celebrated for beauty and virtue. The gem links to Neptune with psychic insight and courage, has historic soldier and bishop associations, and features legends from Bacchus to St. Valentine. February children are said to be kind and sympathetic under Pisces.
The Governor's committee on street and highway safety reports a 28 percent rise in automobile law arrests for the fiscal year 1931, part of a broader highway safety drive that helped lower fatalities for the year. Massachusetts cities join a statewide commercial vehicle safety contest aiming for the cleanest record, with 60 percent of arrests tied to auto violations and 8,662 total auto law arrests.
Oscar Cooley of New York City secretary of the Cooperators League of the United States was guest speaker at a Young Cooperators meeting at the United Cooperative hall. President Charles Hekkala introduced him. The group will hold a whist and bridge party at Parker Street hall on Monday Feb 8.
Amid economic hardship thousands of youths face unemployment and gloom. Boys' Clubs in 144 cities report facilities like gyms, pools, libraries, and workshops keep kids off the streets. Emergency support from club networks and staff aims to expand programs to aid under strain families.
Homemaker guidance from the Boston Consolidated Gas Co on enamel range care, avoiding temperature shocks, cleaning with warm water and ammonia, removing oven bottoms for pie spills, plus simple pie recipes and baking tips.
New England reports a loss of sleeping cars tied to rats crossing the air intake aboard trains. The article notes a cost of about 40 dollars per farm annually as impact and seeks remedies for the issue.
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