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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
5
The score was tied at halftime as West End and their opponent battled to a 6 6 draw. Losing Captain Joe Columbbo in the second half proved costly, while Toropa Wasuik Fila Herty and Company pulled away late, signaling a likely high grade attraction next. Tarny'e travels to Hudson this week and United Co op prepares new uniforms and gear for soon.
The Rangers have compiled 198 points across five games averaging over 39 per contest. Games begin at O'clock with admission priced to draw local fans as officials prepare a key announcement in the near future.
Sunday at Pastime Hall West features Rangers against Butt. Tuesday at M ve Laundry hosts Rangers versus United Co op. Wednesday at Parker Street sees United Co op and Rangers, with Laundry facing Taray's.
The Lake District in England spans Cumberland Westmorland and Lancashire. It covers miles in diameter and forms part of the Furness peninsula with Conistonwater Ullswater Derwentwater and Windermere among its notable lakes and falls.
Elephants in Burma lumber yards perform a notable task as a jungle patriarch kneels to a heavy log, twists his trunk around it, and uses careful pulls to place the log squarely on a pile, demonstrating surprising precision in timber work.
Edmund Gleason of South Sudbury, U S Navy, visited home over Sunday. He serves aboard the S S MacDornough which will depart Charlestown Navy Yard soon for a Southern cruise and be away until next summer. No school sessions were held Monday due to the weather. Mrs Forest Bradshaw on Thursday.
The Detroit News notes that working vocabulary hinges on education and reading. An average person may know about 1,000 words, educated individuals 3,000 to 6,000, with recognition vocab about three times those amounts. Grade school 1,200 to 2,000 words, high school 3,000 to 4,000, college 5,000 to 12,000.
Maynard DeMolay celebrates its tenth anniversary with a three day schedule starting Sunday with a church service. Activities include a master banquet and two DeMolay degrees, a large class of candidates, and a 10th anniversary concert at the State Armory Concord led by Robert Lester with Val Jean and his New England championship orchestra performing dancing from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Bowen Anchor and Ark Glee Club also participate.
The ancient Inca capital, founded circa 1020 A D., sits at 11 000 feet in Peru’s valleys. Modern Cuzco overlays the site with medieval Spanish traits and a mixed Quechua and Indian population, while Spaniards rebuilt upon the gold adorned ruins.
Natives trap elephants by pits and poisoned spears along forest paths. Elephants are wary and avoid pits despite disguises. Poisoned spears, plants unique to Africa, injure but do not kill instantly, with meat and tusks taken to villages for feast and drying for preservation.
The eyes of fish lack eyelids and stay open. They have limited eye movement, a flatter cornea, a more globular lens, and are generally near sighted. Some species lack visible eye sockets and live in darkness as parasites or in caves and deep oceans.
Irvin S. Cobb voices skepticism about required oaths for private individuals in peace time and argues teachers and professors should not be compelled to pledge. He critiques political rhetoric, laments factionalism, and recalls General Liggett’s death, reflecting on duty and patriotism in 1930s America.
New weekend telephone rate takes effect tonight at 7 PM extending low night rates from Saturday to Monday morning. George A. Stevens says savings exceed 100000 annually for New England Telephone subscribers, with larger cuts for longer calls and specific city examples including Marlboro to Portland and New York calls.
A brief note cites Cleopatra and Helen of Troy using soap and water, alongside Medici women and Lucrezia Borgia, illustrating early personal hygiene practices and cultural references to cleansing routines.
A survey notes 18 cities and towns in the United States share the name Union. The finding catalogs municipal designations and highlights common naming patterns across regions.
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