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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
4
A Chamber of Commerce committee plans talks with School officials on expanding salesmanship courses in public education and potentially starting a college course. The secretary notes salesmanship has become a profession with promotion tied to education, while cautioning against overemphasis on specialization at the expense of a broad liberal education.
A collection of quips on tastes, crowns, and borders. A philosopher finds amusement in the daily papers while jokes about American princes and media headlines mix with playful remarks on geography and budgets.
The piece notes an astonishing claim that the upcoming winter may be the coldest on record, urging caution while highlighting the extraordinary drop in temperatures envisioned.
Fragments show individuals pursuing public office with unspecified ambitions. The readable text hints at campaigns and candidates but details remain unclear.
The Union Club and Postal Telegraph played a high scoring game on Thursday evening at Percy A Rideout Playground. Union Club built early leads with Olsen and Edwardson strong at bat while Isner and Pearson sparked Postal Telegraph with key hits. six double plays and standout catches framed the tense contest.
At a Concord meeting of patriotic citizens, Rev Dr Gail Cleland delivered a resolution deploring war and supporting peaceful international action, while Edward B Caiger chaired a second resolution denouncing the Fellowship of Youth for Peace as radical and potentially harmful to the U S government. The two resolutions passed amid singing of America, under the War Veterans of Concord for Police with delegates from the local Elks lodge and K of C council.
The notice lists residents spending weekends away and weeklong visits with relatives from Hampton Beach to Laconia New Hampshire and Dorchester to Salem. It notes a weekly whist club meeting rescheduled due to travel and family congratulates John Urban on the birth of a son at Marlboro Hospital.
Soviet aviators plan a fur carrying air link between major cities and distant Arctic shores. Speedy airplanes would shuttle goods and return with pelts, establishing a two thousand mile route and regular freight flights for trade and hunter tribes.
Peking authorities issue traffic rules directing motorists to refrain from driving at certain times and to follow new regulations aimed at easing congestion and improving city safety, with officials pledging strict enforcement.
Fragments state that dry conditions raise dust levels and pose health risks. Officials urge caution to prevent accidents and protect mental and physical well being amid windy, dusty air.
The case of Eugene Tremblay owner of the Tremblay Company Marlboro for damage and personal injuries from a Waltham accident on October 13 has been settled for 1760. Tremblay and Mrs Tremblay with Mrs Joseph Lynch were guests in Marlboro when a car was struck and tipped over by an exiting vehicle. Tremblay received care from Dr T E and was taken to the Marlborough district hospital. Attorneys Charles C Worcester and John of Marlboro represented the parties and United Mutual Insurance Co handled the case before trial.
Miss Alice Lucier a clerk at O'Brien Drug Store is recovering from a severe illness. Sudbury's town meeting approved 50350 dollars for a project altering one Mrs Edna Jackson of 30 Manning Street plans a visit to England this Saturday where she will be a guest of friends.
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