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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
8
A midsummer surge for organ die fabrics drives a vibrant season with two color combinations for dresses. Designers use foundation and overdress or accessories to mix navy, brown, purple, gold, and cherry. Geometric cutouts, picot edges, and ribbon flowers adorn frocks in sheer fabrics like voile and lawn.
Photographed on the spot at Auteuil during the annu event fashionable observers gathered as Paris fashion leads a world journey. The three wraps feature capelike, long and short capes with intricate embroidery, crepe textures, and canton crepe backgrounds.
War blinded men at the Phare de France in Rue Dar, Paris, study commercial subjects, massage, knitting, weaving, bookbinding, printing Braille, and modeling to return to work. The American funded institute, run by Mile Ville don, offers free instruction and housing, with most graduates becoming self supporting.
Danish investigators traveled to Berlin after a film poster promising 500,000 Danish crowns as a reward for a so called thief of millions. Berlin detectives aided by locals hunted the culprit for over a week before learning no reward existed. Hamburg police also fell for the campaign, arresting people named by viewers.
Mrs. William F. Bryant of Louisville defied her husband by voting as she pleased. He warned her he would lock the house and place her trunk on the porch on election day. She cites the threat in a divorce suit filed for protection and alimony.
British scout official H Marshall writes in The Trail urging close ties between Boy Scouts of America and Britain. He emphasizes shared ideals, mutual learning, and the aim to destroy distrust, hoping Scouting will unite the two great English speaking nations and influence their destinies.
A fragmented reminiscence tells of a blind man praying for the Pasadena boy scouts and others to regain sight and health. The narrative imagines miracles, walks of life, and the hope that kindness and faith can restore vision and community.
In Pasadena 21 Scouts from local troops plant trees as a memorial to former Presidents Harding and Coolidge. The ceremony marks a gesture of civic memory with trees sited at two locations and tied to the city’s preparation for a civic event.
Boys from Greeley Colorado help repair an old bridge in Poudre Canyon for the Summer Camp. They remove tall timber with loggers and haul heavy timber for restoration. They also clear and construct about a mile of road connecting to the main highway gaining practical logging experience.
At the July meeting in Town Hall the Acton Agricultural Association approved 750 for premiums with 150 for the Junior Department. State funds of 250 earmarked for premiums. A dog show was added to the Oct 7 8 fair. Committees organized for exhibits, decorations, flowers, poultry, and refreshments with Acton Conjunct Jct RF D and Concord Jet representation.
West Acton defeated South Acton 6 to 2 at Reid's field last Saturday afternoon. A return game is set for Thursday night at Reid's field.
A man was held at his late home on Wednesday and burial followed at Hingham. Floral tributes were beautiful and numerous, with many sent from the town. A basket came from the local church.
The Littleton ball team defeated West Acton 8 to 5 at Reid's field last Wednesday. West Acton trailed 7 to 0 before rallying with teamwork, and a return game is planned in Littleton.
Mrs Alice Welsh aged 85 died July 12 at her home in the village after a brief illness. Born in Scotland she came to this country in 1867 and lived here four years with her daughter. Funeral services were private at home July 14 led by Rev Ralph A Barker with interment at Hyde Park. Myron Chaffin is recovering from a measles attack.
Four lots of land on Great Road offered for sale. One lot includes a completed 26 by 26 cellar. Apply to Ernest Marriano at 10 Percival Street Maynard. Price set at 900 dollars.
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