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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1924
Page
4
Weekly Enterprise publication details for Marlboro Massachusetts. Advertisement shows address 1 Mechanic Street and pricing in advance two dollars per year. mentions Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford distribution and post office registration under 1879 act.
An editorial weighs Woodrow Wilson's legacy noting divided views on his leadership and ideals. It argues that while opinions differ on his methods, America lost a great mind dedicated to peace and humanity as the war burden aged him and his body broke under strain.
The article discusses using X rays and autopsy to study Tutankhamen and other mummies to learn about ancient diseases. It cites Watson Davis and researchers who identified ailments such as smallpox, rickets, and heart and organ issues from Egyptian remains. It notes ancient doctors had advanced knowledge and that modern science has accelerated progress in understanding disease.
The winter auto shows highlight the industry as delivering greater dollar for dollar value. Prices rose 72 percent over a decade, yet cars cost less than ten years ago while offering longer life, more comfort, and fewer maintenance issues. The industry credits scientific efficiency and mass production for cost relief and superior quality, placing autos at the forefront of progress and prosperity.
The note expresses hope the Shenandoah will emit a robust noise before its scheduled tie with the North Pole, signaling readiness for the voyage.
Miss Ethel Baldwin remains in Framingham hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs Hubbard Brown and Mrs Jose Brown plan to reside at Mrs Emily Willis's house in Sudbury Centre. Harry Whitney station agent at South Sudbury and Mrs Whitney began a month stay in Miami and Key Stone Florida for a needed rest.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. MacGilvry died last week from acute indigestion in a sudden illness.
New silk hats priced at 5.98 with velvet hats ranging from 3.00 to 5.00. Fullerton's Hat Shop at 66 Mains, Maynard opposite the post office advertises a limited selection in a storefront notice.
A Sunday night service at the M. E. Church drew a full vestry as a young speaker Roy Hawes led with a talk on Young People and Church Membership. The junior choir and young men provided music. tears filled eyes as the speaker urged mothers to guide their children.
Jonquins and Forsythia were laid at the entrance to the Wilson home late in the afternoon on the day of the former president's death, signaling mourning and respect.
Mr F Ashley of Aberdon South Dakota visiting sister Mrs Garland before traveling to New York to represent his state in the National Retail Merchants council. Ruby's Orchestra of Boston to play for the Valentine party Thursday evening in Association hall under Chilton club auspices. Tickets available from club members. a good time promised.
The West Concord Union Church announces Sunday services at 10 30 with a sermon titled The Comfort of God The Chute service follows at 12 00 The Evening Service is at 7 00 with a memorial tribute to former President Woodrow Wilson per Gov Cox guidance Christian Endeavor meetings are at 7 00 and 6 30 The Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7 00 Tuesday at 7 and 7 30 Midweek Prayer Friday at 8 00 The Union Club hosts a social All are welcome to all services
West Acton firemen announce a social dance at 10 PM this Thursday. Herman Chaplain has been ill at home for ten days while Geof Mead ran the ice house last Saturday.
Boxboro holds its annual town meeting with residents gathering to discuss budgets, bylaws, and local projects. Officials and committees present proposals, inviting public input and voting on key articles.
The Rev. Mr. Papineau of St George's Church Maynard will conduct a service at GAR hall at 3 pm Sunday February 10. The public is invited to attend.
James F Murray of 177 Main Street Maynard died Tuesday night after years of illness. He was 58, born in Ho and longtime Maynard resident. Survived by five brothers John H George Thomas Daniel Maynard and Frank of Milwaukee a sister trio Anne Mary Louise and others. Former local athlete and sprinter led Maynard teams and later a weaver at Assabey Mill. Wife predeceased him in Hudson where he once lived.
In the days of sorrow the Hastings family extends grateful thanks for letters and beautiful flowers from sincere hearts. Your acts of kindness will not be forgotten and will bear fruit in the years to come.
The meeting elected Se lecuen B C Steele and George Brenieer as officers with Brenieer serving as moderator. W J Benere, a rural mail driver, has resumed work after a month off.
Miss Mary Murphy president of the Auxiliary to Division 9 A OH was surprised at St Michael's Parochial School Hall with a mahogany library table and a picture for her devoted service. Secretary Nonie Canty announced the surprise as members joined a celebration after a regular meeting.
Margaret J. Urquhart is appointed administrator of the estate of George Eugene Titcomb late of Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts. She names H. R. Bygrave of Concord as agent. Creditors must file claims and debtors must pay the administrator. Address: 55 Congress Street Boston. February 5 1923.
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