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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1934
Page
3
The report describes varied observations on sleep including meals and rest patterns. It mentions a somnokinetograph for recording sleep movements, a device to track room temperature changes, a metometer measuring movement duration, and a device to gauge mattress collapse during the night.
Anders P Anderson a respected resident born in Denmark died at his home after a brief illness aged 63. Survived by wife Mrs Saghie Anfour sons Henry Wil and Baward and five others. Funeral held Saturday at home with Rev Vance officiating. burial in Glen Cemetery.
A hearing is scheduled at the State House on March to relieve unemployment conditions in the commonwealth. Representative Sheridan and John Driscoll along with Herbert V D of the Maynard Chamber of Commerce plan to attend and speak in favor of the bill.
Firemen respond to box 43 near noon for a small basement blaze at William Lyons 333 East Street. A heap of rubbish ignited but caused no damage.
A brief item notes Tee Grane taking on a new role or task involving a white subject or symbol. The readable text provides no clear names, places, dates, or organizations to specify further details.
Announcement states 640 of the 1327 workers at the fort will be laid off immediately. Fort officials seek permission for all 38 cities to maintain full quotas by city using community funds under the PWA. Final decision expected in days after talks with state officials and federal authorities.
Plans completed for the Great Spring Flowers Show in Mechanics Building Boston. The week long exhibit opens Monday March 12 and will be the largest since the 1929 Great Centennial Show with reproductions of an New England homestead gardens and an avenue of roses. Concerts each evening feature Walter Pavith's band and a cornet solo by Mr. Smith. The show runs daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. besides Monday morning hours.
A slam bang wrestling carnival returns with a two out of three falls match pitting Bull Berii against Jack Coogan. Semi final features Donkey Miller vs Adam Di Orio with Milford sensation. Special bouts include Harry D Amici vs Young Paraso and Tiger Bosquet vs George Charter. It promises a great show.
On Sunday February 11 in Concord the Maynard Hockey Club and Concord sextette played an overtime contest. Maynard scored in OT while Concord tied in the dying minutes after seven men were on the ice and a penalty. Officials favored Maynard amid postgame protest from Concord supporters.
Lill y Pons discusses coloratura sopranos and the opera Lucia di Lammermoor. She defends the repertoire for her voice type, notes Donizetti's work value, and recalls her impressions of the Queen of coloratura roles and the Mad Scene.
Daniel Lowney of 10 Harrison Street Maynard died at home last Wednesday after a long sickness. Born in Ireland he lived in Maynard 31 years. Survived by wife Mary and eleven children in several U.S. cities. Funeral held at St Bridget's Church with high mass and family burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
The Concord Garden Club opened its meeting at Mrs. John Bordman’s home with Mrs. St Rich Kent of Brookline presenting the topic New England Is A Garden. She displayed a new set of color photographs showing blooms, woods, shorelines, and sunsets with remarks on beauty and nature.
In Concord a fragment describes sports optimism and the instinct of a few to endure losses, mentioning Maynard and Nell in a terse local scene with a rooting tone. The text hints at rural or informal racing or athletic culture.
A vested choir from Rollstone church of Pitchburg will sing a sacred concert at Union Congregational Church next Sunday evening. Rev Robert L Underwood, pastor, is expected to accompany the choir. Bean Herbert W Gates, chairman of the Education department of the Congregational church, will address a meeting of teachers officers and committee on Religious Education at the Congregational church Thursday night. Last Sunday pastor Rev Mathew Vance preached the first sermon in a series on Old Testament characters. Advertising Pays Dividends.
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