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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
4
Readable fragments show a regional advertisement listing names and firms including Maynard Consort Sudbury Acton Radford Burne Smith and Dowling along with an address 247 Park Avenue Dowling Company. The text hints at pricing terms for an advance option and mentions Los Angeles one time.
Federal judge in Wyoming rejects government charges of collusion in Teapot Dome findings. The leasing company receives a clean bill of health, despite payments to cabinet officers involved. The piece discusses law versus morality and suggests witnesses may be kept away from trial, urging public respect for courts.
The League of Nations backs an 18 month year with four weekly months totaling 364 days. A standalone New Year Day sits between old and new years, and a Leap Day appears as a cipher mid year. The plan aims to simplify pay days and business calculations, though it may seem ridiculous at first.
The English speaking Union warns against judging the United States by American movie films. The New York World notes foreigners see America as lavish but the real life is far different. It urges improved American taste and film standards, though change will be slow. Newsweek-like analysis cites the films’ home-market bias and calls for realism.
A reader asks for the top future invention and Hudson Maxim proposes a method of government that makes common people self governing while preventing political decay. He foresees inter atomic energy power wireless dynamo use and a death hearing device amid broader evolving ideas and social debates.
Local fruit growers report a strong apple outlook with a likely large crop nationwide and locally fair to good test. The Middlesex County Bulletin notes competition will be vigorous, plans spraying for Sooty Fungus, and prizes totaling about $10,000 for the New England show with various awards.
Hon. Frank Gomerford national president calls former Selective Service Boards and American Protective League members to back War Department policies. Massachusetts appointees include George A. McEvoy Henry I Morrison Charles J Pettingwell Leon A Alley Bourne Wood William A Davenport Herbert Goddard John E Thayer Fraters A McCorey John M Keyes Frank G Allen C Granger Ernest P Keith John J Gorman and others to coordinate with patriotic groups for national advancement.
Acton Center resident Paul A Coughlin slowly recovers from a vehicle collision on Commonwealth Avenue Concord Junction Monday June 22 while repairing a tire. His cousin William C Lin Jr of Cg 4 is oe Gages Jose was reported to have struck the scene.
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