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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
4
A Halifax report tells of a young man who did not consult a dietitian before eating glass and steel. He suffered stomach pain and underwent emergency surgery revealing shards and tacks in his system. The case links diet advice to safety, noting the victim claimed resilience despite his self harm.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses retail merchandise and tobacco items in a community context. It mentions a master of Jonal Grange and references agriculture and institutional surrender themes but lacks clear facts, dates, or names in readable form.
An article discusses shifting cosmic ideas from Dr Freeman on light reddening due to a changing gravitational constant and parallels Senator Borah's argument on predictive controls. It questions restrictive power across industries, noting compensation for idle capacity as a potential outcome and the broader social impact.
The quote explores how repeated falsehoods gain credibility as repetition makes people accept the implied truth. It suggests cognitive bias and social dynamics influence belief formation in audiences exposed to persistent misinformation.
The Sunday service centers on the Golden Text from First Corinthians about communion with Christ and the blessing of the bread and cup. The lesson sermon invokes John fourteen to urge obedience to Christ’s commandments as proof of love and devotion to the Father, reflecting on the Master’s commands and example.
Parish notice of daily masses at 7 a.m. with first Friday Masses at 5:30 a.m. and 7 a.m. Benediction is scheduled Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. W F Shaughnessy serves as pastor.
St Bernard's Church chapel notes list Sunday services at 8:15 and 10:00 a.m. Benediction after mass every Sunday. First Friday Mass at 5:46 a.m. Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Friday devotion at 7:45 p.m. Weekday Masses at 7:00 and 7:30 a.m.
An OCR fragment outlines Trinity Church services for January including morning prayer with sermon at 11:00 and violin music from 10:40. It mentions a church school session at 9:30 and an evening service at 7:00 p m with activities on January 20.
The sermon subject is Thinking and Feeling. The Choirs will sing. The Women’s Parish Association holds its annual joint meeting in the vestry Monday evening with supper at 7. The Laymen’s League will also be present. January 17.
West Cone Kenneth R Teed Mir Sunday worship schedule lists morning service at 9 30 with sermon Go Preach and an evening drama at 7 00 The Man at the Gate of the World presented by Maynard Stow andton people sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society Union Church annual meeting and roll call supper at 6 15 PM
A reflective note on busyness and tomorrow’s possibilities. It contrasts self confidence with needing to impress others and laments louder car horns. It asks if reverse order could work and discusses marriage and divorce reasons, defining a weakling as someone blaming others for every failure.
The readable fragments describe a man’s earnestness and a woman’s tact in relation to appearance and behavior. They reference winter clothes and a sense of propriety, though many words are garbled. The passage hints at social expectations for gendered conduct.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Guy Leroy Strout at Emerson Hospital. The newborn will stay with his parents at their residence on Main Street for a period, while the family adjusts.
The article highlights Miss Greenwood’s Boston engagement during a long tour from the Pacific Coast to Chicago. It notes her star cast and London connection, praising the production as a bright spot in the season and reporting critics’ enthusiasm extending the run beyond two weeks.
A concise aphorism attributed to Cervantes notes that wealth and friends can be recovered, but courage once lost leads to total loss. The quotation underscores personal resilience as the ultimate asset.
Pree Eeseretts announces a one week Junior Siege event starting Monday in Cheery Vermont following a weekend visit to Hartford Connecticut. The schedule emphasizes youth training and regional collaboration with local clubs.
Mr and Mrs Walter B Borden along with several neighbors will attend a New Year’s Day gathering after hosting eggnog for visitors. The Our Lady of Indulgence Society announces a big dance on Wednesday January 18 at eight o'clock in the Veterans Building on Walden Street with the Delmac Club Orchestra providing music and a door prize plus a waltz prize.
Mr and Mrs Herbert B Hosmer entertained a few friends for supper Saturday night. Tomorrow evening the Concord Recreation Council will meet at the home of Mrs Edward James.
The article notes Ruselli Kettel will speak at the event and that the annual election of officers will be held.
On Wednesday January 19 the Concord Garden Club holds its first meeting at the D A R Chapter House. Lawrence B Fletcher, a trustee of Publicies, will speak on birds. Mrs Clarence Liam Cole and Smith are hostesses along with Mrs Farnhem.
Firemen responding to Bed ford Box 9 found a small chimney fire at the home of W Stacer on the Concord road last Friday night. Damage was minimal. The piece notes community updates including a patient Mrs James Lafflin ill at home and Sylvia Jones returning to Northfield after holidays with her nurse mother at a Veterans hospital. It reports a United Workers of Christ supper in the church vestry Tuesday evening, well attended, for parish upkeep.
The appointment of Clif A Blackman as Hudson fish warden for 1988 has been approved by the agent of Conservation, after prior approval by the selectmen. The notice came from that department to town officials.
Residents gathered at the home of Mrs George Bilton on Concord Road for an informal time before joining a church service at 11 46. The bells tolled at twelve to mark the New Year as local happenings include a hockey mishap and a trip report to Panama.
The Bedford Progressive Club met last Tuesday in its rooms. New officers include Albert Neifford as president, Salvatore Albani as vice president, Arthur Genetti as secretary, and Tony Palmeti as treasurer, with Sullivan as sentinel. The club highlighted charity work such as lighting the common tree, Christmas baskets, and donations of shoes and clothing.
A 1900s style advertisement touts MUSCLE RUB as a painless liquid treatment for rheumatism lumbago sciatica and neuralgia. It claims quick relief often with a single bottle and offers mail order and drugstore purchase options with a money back guarantee.
Fragmentary text mentions a coupon and request for MuscleRubd with cost of packing a mailing. Names appear garbled, reference to Haddon Collingswood.
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