Sanctions and the Biblical View of Moral Law
This piece discusses League of Nations sanctions in Geneva and compares them with Christian Science teaching on divine law. It argues sanctions are corrective rather than punitive, guiding believers toward healing, harmony, and obedience to God’s law through spiritual understanding and the principle of divine Love.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Jesus
Maniike
God
Mary Baker
Paul
The
Christian Science Monitor
Henry M. Lane 79 Birthday Congratulations
Enterprise extends congratulations and best wishes to Mrs Mary van Amringe Lane wife of Martin Lane for long happiness. The couple have lived in the area for more than 40 years and celebrated her birthday at home.
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Mary van Amringe Lane
Martin Lane
Turday
West Concord Woman Celebrates Long Community Service
Mrs. Lane of Central Street West Concord born in Boston on January 4 1357 and a niece of Prof van Amringe Columbus University. She and Wr Lane marked their 61st wedding anniversary last month as Senior Deaconess of West Concord Union Church and former superintendent of the Church School cradle roll. She is a charter member of the West Concord Branch WCTU and active in church temperance and charity work.
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Central Street
West Concord
Lane
Boston
van Amringe
Columbus University
Wr. Lane
West Concord Union Church
Church School
WCTU
Mrs. Hickey Reports 17-Pound Loss With Kruschen
Roseville California resident Mrs. Robert Hickey says a doctor recommended Kruschen Salts and she lost 17 pounds in six weeks. She credits the remedy and urges others to try a jar that lasts four weeks at a modest cost.
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Robert Hickey
Roseville
Calif
Hickey
Dangerous Blaze Destroys Barn in West Concord
Fire at Whitney Coal and Grain Company barn on 15 Churell street West Concord occurred at 6 30 Saturday morning endangering nearby buildings including Allen Chair Company. The barn sustained near total loss with fertilizer straw and hay lost. Damage estimated at 1200 fire chief Tuttle reported to state fire marshal for investigation.
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West Concord
Whitney Coal and Grain Company
Churell Street
Allen Chair Company
Harry B. Tuttle
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Details
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday School and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 746 Reading Room hours 2 to 6 p m weekdays except holidays Sacrament is the lesson subject with the Golden Text from John 16 33 and citations from 1 Corinthians 11 27 28 along with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy read in all Churches of Christ Scientist
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First Church OF Christ,‘Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Baddy
Paul
Concord Rotary Club Meeting Recaps Dust Storm Reports
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn on Thursday at noon with President BE Payson presiding. Charter member Thomas Hollis, back from Kansas, described sand and dust storms that have plagued the West in recent years.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Payson
Thomas Hollis
Kansas
West
Percy Rideout Wins Novice Ski Race at Brodie Mountain Meet
Percy Rideout of Cushing Academy Ashburnham grandson of Frank H Rideout and nephew of Percy A Rideout won the official novice ski race at the Brodie Mountain meet held by Mt Greylock Ski Club on New Year’s Day at the Lanesboro and New Ashford trail.
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Percy Rideout
Concord
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Frank H. Rideout
Percy A. Rideout
Percy A Rideout
United States Amateur Ski Association
Mt. Greylock
Lanesboro
New Ashford
Jacques Visit Honors Missionary Society at Concord
The Ides Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church plans a January 9 meeting at 7:30 pm in the church parlors. Rev Mr and Mrs Jacques of Albania will be the guests of honor to discuss that country. All are invited.
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Concord
Ides’ Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church
Dorothy Santora
Jacques
Albania
New Year's Dance Held by Concord Girl Scouts
Concord women sponsored a New Year's Eve dance at the Girl Scout House on December 31. Hostesses included Mrs. Philip A. Davis and Mrs. Edward D. Harlow among others.
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Concord
Girl Scout House
Philip A. Davis
Mia Henry H. Fay
Edward D. Harlow
Eliot R. Howard
William ©. Ellis
Ralph Piper
William A. Rodday
George F. Root
Charles E. Schueler
Patterson Engages Mary Gertrude Patterson to Carlton Walker
Concord reports the engagement of Miss Mary Gertrude Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Patterson, to Carlton R. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Walker, of Goodman Hill Road, South Sudbury.
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Mi86 Peterson
Carlton R. Walker
Concord
Harry A. Patterson
Fairhaven Road
Mary Gertrude Patterson
Carlton R. Walkerson
Carlton
Walker
Goodman Hill Road
South Sudbury
Concord Fire and Social News Briefs Highlight Alarms and Club Activities
Chief Harry E. Tuttle reports 146 fire alarms in Concord last year up from 174 the year prior. Mrs John B. Hannon hosted her bridge club with prizes won by Mrs Warren B. Goddard and Mrs Irving T. Fetch. Fire crews tackled a 4 acre grass blaze on Wilfrid Wheeler’s land off Fairburn Road and another grass fire at Warner Pond believed started by chipper crews. The West Concord Woman's Club met in Warnerhall with president Mrs Roger Conant, featuring Ann Root’s playground slides and Isabele Taylor's one act plays, followed by tea.
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Harry E. Tuttle
Concord
John B. Hannon
Bridge Club
Warren B. Goddard
Irving T. Fetch
Wilfrid Wheeler
Fairburn
West Concord
Warner Pond
W. Concord
Trinity Church Concord Service Schedule and Rectors
Rev. Smith Qwen Dexter emeritus and Rev. Charlies Russell Peck rector preside. Sunday January 3 Holy Communion at 6 a m. Church school at 9 30 a m. Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m.
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Trinity Church, Concord
Smith Qwen Dexter
Charlies Russell Peck
Engagement of Marian Whitney to Ralph Hemenway
Concord announces the engagement of Marian Whitney daughter of Albert S. Whitney Belmont to Ralph Hemenway of Concord. Marian is a Miss Wheelock graduate and Belmont schoolteacher. Ralph is Master of Corinthian Lodge and a Bentley School of Accounting graduate employed as an accountant at Middlesex Motor Company.
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Ralph Hemenway
Marian Whiting
Concord
Albert S. Whitney
Pine Street
Belmont
Marian
Whitney
Miss Wheelock
Mr. Hemenway
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Concord High School
Bentley School of Accounting
Middlesex Motor Company
Dynamite Found in Pond by Skaters in Concord
Police investigate discovery by a group of children skating on White Pond Concord of several sticks of dynamite at the pond bottom. Authorities did not recover the dynamite as it would dissolve.
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Concord
White Pond
First Parish in Conco Sermon Series Opens
The First Parish in Conco led by Rev. Edward Perry Daniels will begin a four sermon series on A Gentle Faith with themes Passive or Creative Faith on January 5. Continued topics include Freedom Moral Responsibility and Truth January 12 and The Supremacy of the Kingdom of Ideal Ends January 19 and The New Age of Resolute Faith January 26. The Emerson Society meets in the vestry at 5:30.
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God
Luther
Son
Ippolitov. Ivanov
Emerson Society
Union Holy Name Service Held in Maynard
Members of the Holy Name Societies from Concord Center West Concord and Maynard joined with South Acton in a union service at St Bridget’s Church Maynard. Rev John Sears of St Bernard’s preached the sermon.
Mules Shown to Outshine Other Animals in Intelligence
A Kansas City Star writer argues mules surpass dogs horses and chimpanzees in practical intelligence. They refuse unsafe meals or bridges, seek safe work, and avoid danger, traits bred by work and environment across battles worldwide.
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Kansas City
Farewell reception honors Mr Stone after long pastorate
President Warren R. Goddard presided as West Concord Union Religious Society bid farewell to Mr Stone who began his pastorate in 1936. Membership grew from 169 to 453, baptisms reached 261, weddings 1188, and finances strengthened with the mortgage cleared.
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Warren R. Goddard
Incorporated Church
West Concord Union Religious Society
Stone
Stones
Mr Stone
Miss Stone
C. Waldo Mane- Williams
Rossie J. Stone
Church School
YP 8Ce
Nina Ruble
Mildred Stone
John R S MacKenzie
Mr. Stone
Cleaning the Shoes in English and American Usage
The piece compares English shoeblack and American bootblack terms for a boy who shines or cleans shoes. It notes English usage uses shoeblack for the boot cleaner while American usage uses bootblack for the boy who shines shoes.
Engagement Tea Announces Catherine Viles Engagement
Mrs. Edgar Francis Viles hosts a tea on Lexington Road to announce the engagement of her daughter Miss Catherine Viles to Robert Denny Watt of Seattle. Guests include Kendall Hall classmates and family members from Concord, New York, Maine, and North Carolina. Watt recently graduated from the University of Washington and is pursuing graduate work at M.I.T. as a Phi Gamma Delta member.
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Edgar Francis Viles
Lexington Road
Catherine Viles
Robert
Denny Watt
Paul Harris Wayt
Seattle
Washington
Richard Wood
Concord
Talcott Ostrander
Watt
Louise Bernstorff
New York
Elizabeth Craven
Greensboro
North Carolina
Helen Lewis
Medford
Rather Marshall
Oakland
Maine
Viles
Kendall Hall
Elizabeth Brown
Jeanne Macombe
Quincy
John Brown
Mary
Boston
Concord High School
University of Washington
Masc. Institute of Technology
Phi Gamma’ Delta
4-H Club Members Win Trip to State College
Caleb Wheeler of Concord and Victor Clapp of Acton receive awards as 4-H Garden Club members. Nearly a hundred Middlesex County 4-H members will visit Massachusetts State College next July, with overnight tent stays and a chance to tour the Commonwealth and meet the college guests.
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Concord
Massachusetts State College
Caleb Wheeler
Victor Clapp
Acton
Middlesex County
Commonwealth
State College
Elephants in Wild Herds and Rogue Elephants
In wild Africa elephants form family communities often numbering up to forty or even larger herds that stay together for years. Rogue individuals are driven out for misdeeds and become dangerous, while older elephants with heavy tusks may become solitary unable to keep pace with younger herd members.
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Montrea
Red Hot Cures Used by Chinese to End Disease
A Pearson's Weekly account describes Nash people near the Yangtze River employing a ritual to expel illness. A priest conducts a three hour ceremony with a red hot plowshare, burning oil, and a flaming ritual through the sick room to remove the disease demon.
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China
Yangtze-Kiang
Pearson
Peanut Nickname Monkeynut Used in England
The peanut is popularly known in England by the nickname monkeynut.
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England
Home Service Director Promotes Hearty Substantial Foods
Boston consolidated gas company notes cold weather meals and shares several tested family recipes. Dishes includeBlank Steak Vegetables Chowder and Scalloped Cabbage with step by step ingredients and cooking times for servings of six, along with Health Pudding and Cinnamon Sauce recipes.
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Home Service
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Miss Fonsett Cookery Column Solicits Reader Questions
Readers are invited to send cookery problems and requests to Miss Fonsett care of the newspaper. She will answer through this column or by personal letter, helping with kitchen tips and techniques.
League of Nations talks described as normal between nations
Paris reports that the League of Nations has virtually aban toleer io disiemanic chalen Willies ead esaaal cire na fo Gaus Feacaraliiee ihe Betis border as French and British military experts and officials say they carried on normal conversations. In Lowe'rtown Missouri three trainmen died when a Canadian Pacific train collision two miles east of here.
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Paris
League of Nations
Toleer
Io Disiemanic
Chalen’ Willies
Ead
Esaaal
Feacaraliiee Ihe’ Betis
Ocosead Oil
Lowe'rtown
Canadian Pacific
Here
Water Comes To Jerusalem After Two Millennia
Jerusalem begins receiving water via a 38 mile pipeline from Ras El Ain reservoir on the coast ending a two millennium shortage. The project marks a major supply development for the city and region.
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Jerusalem
Ras-El-Ain
Plymouth Rubber strike ends as workers return to duty
Canton January 8 more than 400 female employees who walked out last Monday at Plymouth Rubber Company resumed work yesterday ending a brief stoppage.
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Canton
Plymouth Rubber Company
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Imuel Hoar
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Treas
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H. M. Goodrich
J. K. Wright
Conco
Edward Perry Daniels
A. Laura Batt
Frank A Cleaves
William A Rodday
Clarence W Mahan
George de Manter
Wendell Prentiss
Reed Beharrell
Merton J Leighton
Edbert T Montague
Roger Conant
Avis Vesta Fowler
Herbert L Day
Leonard W Bengon
Henry W Venties
William H Butcher
Charles T Judge
Mary Curry
Jersey
Miss Catherine Viles
Main St. Marlboro
New Elks’ Home
Eleanor Slimond
Maroiret
Concord National Bank
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