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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
2
Father Time speaks on generosity thrift and living in the moment. He warns against extravagance and urges kindness to youth, recalling moments lost and future regrets. A Sunday school teacher introduces the Lot and his daughters Bible scene to discuss moral lessons.
A reader describes the ideal Valentine as tall and dark with a matching voice, but values personality over looks. The suitor should be thoughtful, polite, non boastful, capable in tennis and flowers, not a fop or braggart, and possess loyal sentimentality rather than flashy romance.
A fragmentary note from The Clinging Vine describes a man the author admires for height manner and wit. It mentions his tall slender form and expressive theatre sense along with a fascination for music poetry and Hamlet. The piece hints at a poet at heart who ranges from finance to bridge building.
The article discusses Mildred Davis and her views on domestic life, stating the ideal man must help with housework and enjoy lemon pies, with emphasis on character over appearance. It highlights a preference for partnership in household duties over material concerns.
Hudson fans tremble with anticipation as Marlboro arrives for the first regional confrontation in years. The Marlboro lineup features headline players plus a strong supporting cast, promising a fierce showdown with Hudson’s famed Big Five and pivotal local talent at center.
Expressions of gratitude for the sympathy and help received after a recent incident with a wild dog. The owners acknowledge the support from friends and the community during a difficult time.
The notice lists Ash Wednesday events on Feb 14 and Feb 16 with services at 10 am and 4 30 pm, an evening sermon, Boy Scouts gathering, and Holy Communion on Sunday Feb 18 with church school and morning prayers. Activities include a sewing meeting and Auxiliary gathering led by Rev Oliver B aaaAM Sainiw Church.
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone announces Lenten services at Concord Junction Church starting Sunday with a sermon series on The Gospel of Redemption The midweek sessions will cover The Ministry of Christ and The Beginning of Ministry The pastor invites all to attend and participate Also offered is a village farm for sale near Concord with details for interested buyers including a garage store and living facilities
The Martborg Grange meets in 1. O. C. F. Hall this evening with a regular session followed by a Valentine party. The Auxiliary will serve supper to members at 6 30.
Fragmentary text portrays Ruth Roland longing for gentle devoted love with dark eyes and a dream of home. The narrator expresses a longing for closeness and perfection that seems scarce in modern life.
The verse describes STALEN MENKEN praising a charming, well mannered youth who inspires lofty thoughts and hopes to lift the speaker to “Seventh Heaven.” It notes fashion, grace, and the promise of romance as key appeals in finding a Chico-style partner and a cherished Valentine.
Public notices summarize enterprise ads as yielding the best returns for advertisers. The brief item highlights the advantage of placing ads in the local paper, noting visibility and cost efficiency for merchants and individuals seeking promotion.
John Flannery, a Spanish War veteran and Concord resident, died suddenly at 62. He served in Company 6th Regiment under Captain Cyrus Cook and lived as a house painter. Survived by Patrick Flannery and brothers Charles and James, he was a member of Corp Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U.S.W.V. Funeral held Feb 10 at St Bernard's with a firing squad from Company H 121st Infantry and taps.
The 16th set of the 45 tournament was played Wednesday evening February 7 at Knights of Columbus rooms. The K of C won with 42 points, Firemen were second with 32, and A. O. H. added 26. The complete score to date shows Firemen 461, A. O. 449.
Arthur Reardsell of Concord, a high school student, earned the Eagle Scout rank the highest level in Scouting. The achievement brings great credit to Master Renardsell.
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