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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
5
Health officials stress early dental care for children noting that baby teeth begin forming before birth. Proper nutrition with milk and vegetables supports early teeth, and delaying care can lead to gum boils and risk to permanent teeth, heart, and kidneys.
Andre Routis of France, featherweight champion, faces Jake Zeramby in Boston Garden opener. Schmeling to second Routis and train with him. Zeramby trained by Al Lacey eyes upset as fans pack the Garden for a summer boxing card with multiple undercard bouts and tickets $1 to 98 cents.
Dr Octavio Lewin, an ear nose and throat specialist, claims freedom from neck collars enhances brain power. He asserts no one can perform their best with a tight band around the neck.
On July 3 Eastern Western and Southern railroads faced a looming strike after locomotive engineers voted to back a grievance agreement with the Missouri Pacific lines and the terminal railroad association of St Louis. Reports say engineers on Santa Fe Union Pacific and Southern Pacific seek similar contracts and talks have stalled. The United States Board of Mediation may intervene before a walkout.
Boston July 3 140 members of the State Police will patrol highways monitor bathers in ponds and perform safety duties to reduce accidents over the holiday. Officers will work stretches of 18 hours daily versus nine hours regular, as announced by Alfred F Foote commissioner of public safety.
A guide to growing yellow marguerites and perennial chrysanthemums, outlining bloom timing, varieties Morning Star Evening Star and Eastern Star, sowing intervals, and simple care. It notes annuals for quick cutting, succession sowing, and winter house forcing of hardy perennials for late blooms.
Major Ramon Franco and three companions depart from Bristol aboard the Numancia to begin preparations for a new Atlantic flight. They face a warm reception in Spain as they head toward Madrid to meet Prime Minister Primo de Rivera after their earlier attempt ended 100 miles from the Azores.
John D Rockefeller, resting at Pocantico Hills after arriving by motor from Lakewood, N J, was slightly shaken when a ferry crossing Nyack to Tarrytown made a hard landing. A scow forced the boat off channel, snapping piles and throwing passengers. Rockefeller will stay until about December 1 and may play golf today.
The opening New York market showed irregular trading with moderate gains in motor stocks and copper and notable activity in rails. Westinghouse Bethlehem Steel and major automakers moved, with Chrysler and General Motors up, Hudson and Packard advancing while some shares slipped.
Columbia University's 150 pound rowing crew won the first preliminary heat of the Thames Cup race defeating Westminster Bank Rowing Club. They covered one mile 550 yards in seven minutes 43.6 seconds, two yards ahead of the English crew, fighting head winds in unfavorable conditions. Brown and Nichols School of Cambridge, Massachusetts were drawn in the same half but did not row today.
Peterhouse in the first round tomorrow as Brown and Nichole lead the schoolboy rowing championship of New England.
Crowds of about 500000 gathered in Lynn Massachusetts for the 300th anniversary events. The highlight was a late afternoon parade with civic and industrial displays and a large bonfire salute to the day’s July Fourth milestones. Prominent officials and guests from England joined the festivities.
Scott Rouse, 80, a hermit for six decades, was found dead in a Marshalltown hospital after robbers gagged him with his beard and bound him in his dilapidated farm shack near Toledo, Iowa. The July incident ends a long isolation.
A minor tremor was felt in Santa Barbara California at 1 30 a m today with brief duration and no damages reported by observers.
Gustave Sonnenberg and Frank Strangler Lewis prepare for a headline wrestling bout at Fenway Park next Tuesday night. Sonnenberg, billed with a $10,000 diamond-studded belt, trains at Ferncroft while Lewis is noted as a premier defensive wrestler. Crowds and media expect a high stakes duel with Sonnenberg's speed and strength pitted against Lewis's famed technique.
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