Bobwhite Eggs and Game Year Note
A fragment notes Rene Beeds in a discussion about game year and the bobwhite quail laying eggs, mentioning ranges of three or twenty eggs as examples.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
3
A fragment notes Rene Beeds in a discussion about game year and the bobwhite quail laying eggs, mentioning ranges of three or twenty eggs as examples.
An advertisement extols Kruschen today offering a half teaspoonful in a cup each morning. The copy emphasizes affordability and daily regimen as a simple health routine.
A fragment discusses taxpayers facing a four year tax repayment plan linked to water charges. It mentions paying a portion yearly and fears of doubled totals, with anxiety over meeting the total by the end of each period. The tone reflects household financial strain and anticipation of rising costs.
Albert B Pratley of 67 Commonwealth Road Watertown dies at home July 7 at age 56. West Concord resident for 25 years he served in church leadership and Men’s Club work. Funeral July 9 at Church of the Good Shepherd with interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery. He led Steele Supply Co Cambridge and was a Mason. Survived by wife Mabel two sons Albert E and Henry two daughters Mrs Walter Power and Mrs Gilbert Frost two grandchildren.
Union Church West Concord announces morning worship at 10 45 a m on Sunday July 21 led by Rev Alfred W Stone. A Silver Tea under the Helping Hand Society is set for Friday July 26 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Erling A Johnsons 19 Crest street and another on Wednesday August 7 at Mrs John T Inghams home off Harrington Avenue Westvale.
Sunday morning service at West Concord Union Church featured a sermon on The Healing Power of God. Mrs Ruth MacWilliams Manesh sang as soloist with Miss Marguerite Leighton accompanying on the organ.
Mrs Lucy K Snyder and her son Robert L Snyder are on vacation in Kennebunk Maine. Mrs Herbert L Day a West Concord resident announced a food to be held next Saturday afternoon on the West Concord Union Church grounds.
Job listing seeking a plumbing and heating mechanic for office and field work. Applicants must have relevant trade experience and be able to perform installations, repairs, and maintenance tasks in residential and commercial settings. Apply with qualifications and references.
The Cardinals defeated West Concord Carmatics 6 1 in a game featuring John son and Doyle homers and Flanagan on the mound. Maynard pitching held the Cardinals to two hits early as MacWilliams, Graciffs, and Maynard defense limited scoring before Doyle and Johnson powered a four run fourth inning.
A fragment describes dentists using only finger strength to remove a patient’s tooth, trained by repeated extraction of wooden pegs driven into the mouth. It notes an old practice emphasizing manual skill over instruments.
The report lists players including Henry 8, Lee, Ben L Wilson, A H Hepburn, H 8 Thompson Jr, R Holden, Bodfish, Abbott and Piper scoring close to the 18th and 19th holes with measurements of yards and inches from cups and fairways in a 19th hole competition.
Allen French is writing a tercentenary pageant with the tentative title A Thoughfare to Freedom. The composition is nearly complete. Othe French, proprietor of Press, returned Tuesday by motor from a trip to Montreal and Quebec lasting a week. He reports good weather except the last day.
Orders direct McDonough to go to the U S 8 while a new destroyer reaches completion at the Norfolk navy yard. The text notes this as part of a series of destroyers under construction under a new naval program.
The second summer readings meeting of the Concord Women’s Club took place Monday afternoon at Concord School of Philosophy Lexington Road now known as Hillside Chapel. Mrs Lothrop led attendees through the selection Wayside the Hawthornes story.
An evening petition by Harvey D Crosby seeks permission to erect a gasoline filling station in Cambridge tunnels. A fourth concert in the Concord Summer School of Ideas series, the Piat Parah Chorus, will be held next Thursday at Concord Academy gymnasium.
A bored section of the South American laurel tree yields an inflammable liquid when tapped in certain seasons, revealing the tree’s dangerous sap.
Mrs Fred W Gale and family tour Niagara Falls last week. Charlies B Johnson family vacationing in Cohasset. Residents visit Beverly and Dennis on the Cape. Concord residents move houses on Shirley street by August. Brooklin Maine hosts Gibbs family vacation home. Various residents host or visit, attend clubs, and plan parish and gardening events.
Sunday services at 10:45 will feature a Lesson Sermon on Life read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The Golden Text from Psalms 36:7-9 speaks of God’s loving kingdom and life as a fountain of joy. Citations include Luke 12:22,28 and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists Rev Smith Owen Dexter as Rector Emeritus and Rev Charles Russell Peck. Sunday July 41 9 30 a m Holy Communion and Sermon by Rev R Eliot Marshall of the Church of Our Redeemer Lexington. Beach committee includes H B Heamer B Wood and R Appleby with renewal notes.
The article notes the C H G Class of 1925 celebrating its tenth anniversary with a fried chicken dinner and musical entertainment led by Miss Nina Ruble and others. Garden Club members visited gardens in Sudbury, including Mr. and Mrs. Cram’s, with Caroline Holden listed among attendees at the base.
The Concord Rotary Club held a regular meeting with members present to discuss club activities and upcoming community service plans.
A reflective piece argues that true peace is not mere absence of conflict but the presence of divine Mind within individuals, homes, industries, and nations. It emphasizes realizing peace through God rather than relying on external events or disarmament, citing Christ’s teaching and spiritual insight.
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