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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
12
Excerpts from the Tallassee Tribune discuss the Gwinn amendment and government overreach, arguing centralization harms liberty and tax revenue. A Ravenswood News feature recalls nostalgia with a 1919 1956 meat price table showing how wages tracked price changes over time, noting 1947 as a peak low in labor minutes to buy meat.
The Air Force at Beaverton AFB fights a beaver family blocking a stream. After a year and four years of effort, engineers bulldozed the dam and forced six beavers to retreat. The Colorado River length and color notes follow.
Cypress Gardens Florida reports record summer visitor growth surpassing winter peaks. Owner Dick Pone highlights 28 percent summer gains versus 16 percent winter, following prior years with stronger summer increases. Gardens promote water ski shows, Akwa-Klowns, outdoor lounges, electric boat tours, and the Isles of Movieland as growth draws.
Army lawyers handle thousands of claims each year for and against the government. cases range from straightforward to highly complex spanning every level from post offices to the Department of the Army.
Population shifts show Boston city down 41,684 since 1945 while West Roxbury and Hyde Park rise. Metro Boston, defined by state and federal definitions, gains story figures with 117,517 increase. Boston remains a top wholesale center with 1954 sales of 2.397 billion.
Entry blanks are available in A and P Stores in Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire for a $200000 prize promotion. The plan includes 32 new Dodge cars, four cars drawn weekly over eight weeks, plus 5700 other prizes. Drawings begin July 11 at 4:30 p.m. at the A and P on Mystic Avenue Medford.
University of Pittsburgh researchers Drs. Kuhns and Solow report bone and skin defect patients may lack gamma globulin in blood reducing infection resistance. Monthly gamma globulin injections could relieve the condition. The article notes a rise in a related statistic, 91 pounds under the 1949-55 average.
The Boston Federal Reserve announces the New England Economic Almanac written by Joseph A. Erickson. It spans 80 pages with regional figures on agriculture population employment manufacturing and more, including 10 to 25 year trend tables. Copies are available without charge by writing the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
Tea, S. D. residents approved a $33,000 water system bond by a 66 to 4 vote. The project ends reliance on individual wells established since the town began, delivering centralized water to homes.
Patricia Hutar, a leading fashion model, explains she stays slim by gardening rather than exercise. She 121 pounds at 24 and says gardening makes weight control feel natural, like tending vegetables rather than a chore. Her hobby provides recreation and stress relief while maintaining a model’s figure.
A White Plains house wife learns how mineral wool insulation cuts heat loss. After installing four inches in the attic and blowing into outside walls, the home’s winter fuel bill was cut by half and laundry left to dry in the attic no longer freezes.
The U S Bureau reports 88 percent of women want homes with wood features. The West Coast Lumbermen's Association notes the lady of the house favors a luck piece in every room.
Water damage from leaks can be minimized if all household members know valve locations. Place a chart inside a closet door showing each valve’s purpose with tags indicating what they control.
A fragment discusses electric heating and insulation for homes. It mentions temperature control in bedrooms, a second pump pulling outside air, heat partitioning, and wool insulation recommendations for walls and floors. Odors and chimney use are noted as considerations in electric heating.
A fragmentedBOARD text hints at U S oratory development tied to germ any v with unclear draft issues. The unreadable snippet suggests policy talk or program plans but lacks concrete names, dates, or actions, leaving the main topic ambiguous.
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