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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
2
The article discusses the long held quest to produce light without heat, a concept seen as more feasible than perpetual motion. It notes the benefit for warm seasons and arts like cinema where intense illumination causes heat and fire risk, and that while nature seems to provide a partial answer, humanity has not yet found a practical method to copy it.
The piece argues teaching love and respect for the American flag in public schools is good business. It notes years of effort already and urges expansion, claiming benefits for native born children and those who immigrate, with lasting value for all.
The piece argues for a budget system in Congress as a step toward government by all the people. It contends that despite broad support, action is blocked by fear of losing control of public funds. It warns that longer days signal political progress if reform is pursued.
The Episcopal Church in Massachusetts begins its nation wide drive called The Church's Call with a December 29 service at St Paul’s Cathedral. The campaign aims at action worship personal religion education service and expansion, postponing money talks until spiritual revival is achieved.
Walter Johnson of the Washington team pitched superbly on May 11 against the New York Yankees, holding them to two hits in a 12 inning draw. John Quinn pitched for the Yankees. no runs scored by either side as the game ended when President Ruppert ordered the umpire to call it at 6 o'clock under a Sunday law.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice seeks letters testamentary for Georgiana Lord executrix of Joseph Lord of Concord. The court requires publication in the Concord Enterprise once weekly for three weeks and delivery of the citation to interested parties at least seven days before the January 22, 1920 hearing.
Commonwealth of Meneachimetts issues a citation in the estate of Mary Quinn insolvent by Rosa Quinn as executrix nominee. Court in Middlesex County fixes January 22, 1920, nine o'clock, to show cause. Public notice via Concord Enterprise weekly for three weeks and delivery to known heirs seven days prior. Witness Charles J. McIntire, First Judge. Register F. M. Esty. Prescott Keyes.
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