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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
4
A regional notice packet for Concord Sudbury Acton and Bedford covers community briefs. Includes local events, notices, schedules, and services across towns with period postage included.
The passage discusses recovery programs for workers and farmers, wage handling by costmasters, and postal service deficits. It reflects on trends from the 1800s to the 1930s, noting forest exploitation, shifts in farmland use, and a call for engineers to engage with agricultural and forestry problems amid urban growth.
The athletic council votes to direct funds to girls basketball at Marlboro High School with numerals awarded. Morton Stevens supports continuing girls basketball and funding if treasury balance allows. Hudson National Bank shows FDIC insurance certificate under the 1933 Banking Act issued by the U.S. Treasury Comptroller.
The piece argues that a business must properly finance costs including materials rent payrolls and fixed charges and that advertising is an essential operating expense. It quotes R B Roberts urging advertising as news and urges advertisers to treat copy as a compelling story for both men and women readers. It ends by noting a sale on men’s heavy all wool sweaters at New Idea Store.
Marlboro Federation is set for January 14 at West Upton. Miss Harriet Rice leaves to resume studies at House in the Pines Norton. Mrs Isabel Wake hosts a weekend visit from West Main street. Miss Woods and Miss Clara Carpenter, 63 Hildreth street, recover after major Marlboro hospital operation. Doctors Fraser Cutler Johnson assist. Graduate Nurses association to meet at Nurses Home tonight. Club members expected at local meeting. Holy Trinity Church Woman's Missionary Guild to hold annual meeting and officers’ election Thursday at 2 30 in Guild hall. Mrs Archie Thayer, president.
A homemaker column promotes healthful winter eating focusing on vitamin rich foods and balanced meals. It urges daily milk for children, reduced meat, and economical use of meat with emphasis on vegetables fruits and protective foods. Various recipes including vegetarian rice squash dish and baked eggs with cheese are outlined for wholesome family meals.
A reader asks Miss Weeney for a response by either column or private letter. The note indicates awaiting Miss Weeney’s answer through the newspaper's channels.
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