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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
4
Revival of youth like a warning for modern schools
The piece laments reduced unrestricted play and recalls childhood memories of outdoor exploration, arguing grown ups risk stunting imagination by overemphasizing formal learning. It questions the shift toward curricular calculus and languages at the expense of lived experience and freedom.
Perseverance in advertising seeds a brand new idea
A new device foundered after a brief market life due to weak publicity. A home buyer later sought it to guard against thieves, visiting many stores. A dealer finally located the item, proving the product existed but suffered from a dead demand. The piece argues small, steady ad spend sustains long term visibility.
Dear New Newlywed seeks easy desserts from Cookery Corner
A newlywed asks Cookery Corner for simple low cost desserts. Readers share pineapple pie and molasses doughnuts recipes with steps and ingredients, including grated pineapple, crackers, sugar, eggs, molasses, sour milk and spices.
Potato and Salt Cod Hash
Wash and pare potatoes then cut them into uniform pieces. Boil with salt cod until potatoes are soft, mash smooth, then beat in butter pepper and eggs. Fry in hot pork fat until a brown crust forms.
Apricot Pie From Dried Apricots With Sweet Syrup
Use half a point of stewed apricots with about a cup of hot water and sugar to create a very sweet filling. Boil until thickened with cornstarch to resemble lemon pie filling, beat until smooth, and pour into a preformed stiff crust. Dried apricots are soaked and sugared to make a syrupy mix.
Raisin Pie Recipe with Walnuts and Citrus Twist
Simple raisin pie method from a DAFFODIL note combines 2 cups raisins 1 1 2 cups boiling water 1 2 cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind juice of 1 orange 1 tablespoon grated orange rind 1 cup chopped walnuts Cook raisins in water 5 minutes add sugar and cornstarch cook till thick cool mix remaining ingredients stack between two crusts Optional walnuts.
BAKED HALIBUT STEAKS WITH TOMATO SAUCE
Two cups tomatoes simmer with one cup water and sugar. Butter and flour create a sauce base, seasoned with salt and pepper. Halibut cleaned and baked in a pan with half the sauce, basted, then finished with remaining sauce on a hot platter.
Swiss steak breaded and braised in tomato gravy note
Instructions describe preparing Swiss steak by thinning with flour and browning. For each 2 pounds, mix 1 to 2 cups flour with salt and pepper, add ham or bacon drippings, onion slices, green pepper, and pour in boiling water or water with strained tomatoes. Pound flour into meat with a wooden mallet.
Recipe Headline for Cheese Sauce Preparation
Turn on a hot platter and pour about one cup of white sauce. Add two tablespoons of cheese and stir until melted. This creates a simple creamy cheese sauce for dipping or topping.
Letter from Lt. Gov. Fuller to Mr. Lucier on Marlboro Enterprise
A missive from Lt. Gov. Alvan T. Fuller congratulates Dustin S. Lucier of Marlboro Massachusetts for his action with the Marlboro Enterprise. Fuller extends best wishes for success and signs with cordial regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin S. Lucier
Marlboro
Mass
Mr. Lucier
Alvan T. Fuller
GET LEAGUE STARTED IN TOWN DEMAND FOR GAMES
H. M. Murphy urges action to start a local baseball league. He notes many talk about forming a league but little visible progress and expresses desire to see games played nearby with available players and towns ready to field teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Sole H. M. Murphy
Jennie Wren and Mr Cardinal Quarrel in the Woods
In a woodland scene Jennie Wren scolds Mr Cardinal for singing on her tree and claims her husband’s song is better. Mr Cardinal defends his wife’s voice and insists he is devoted to her, ending with a lighthearted exchange about singing and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wren
Mr. Cardinal Bird
Jennie
Mr. Wren
Mr. Cardinal
Jittie
Mr. Cardinal Wis
Cardinal
Ten rules offered to save batteries
Cold weather calls for regular battery checks. Follow ten simple steps to lengthen battery life, including not placing objects on the battery and not idling the engine. Check ignition, carburetor mix, priming in cold weather, and servicing if starting issues occur. Use distilled water and proper electrolyte handling. Watch for dim lights as a sign of short circuits or bad charging.
Removal of Steering Post Using Wooden Braces and Jack
Instructions describe removing a steering post without damage by clamping two hollowed wooden blocks around the post as a brace for a jack. Light hammer blows to the blocks may aid loosening the post.
Nonfreezing Radiator Device Promises Winter Ease
An article explains a summer install for radiators to prevent freezing. A water jacket connected to the radiator maintains a constant flow of water between jacket and reservoir, drawing cooling water by gravity when the engine is off.
Elimination of internal friction in tires boosts life
A tire treatise explains that cotton fabric forms tire foundations with square woven and cord types. It reports higher heat and friction in fabric tires, causing degradation and blowouts, while cord tires minimize friction, improving ride, fuel savings, and mileage per dollar.
Handy Cleaning Receptacle Demonstrates Grease Separation
A cleaning device shows a receptacle where parts are placed inside a tin with a cover. The unit is shaken over kerosene or gasoline in a larger pan, allowing dirt and grease to separate and fall through a wire screen. Motor.
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