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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
A printed item notes an enterprise does not assume financial responsibility for advertisement errors and requests immediate notification of any typo or error that may occur in the notice. The fragment references building projects in Detroit and security bands.
The excerpt revisits Herbert Spencer's view on the science religion clash, urging openness to truth from both sides. It argues for a balanced stance that avoids extreme submission or rebellion, acknowledges partial truths from opponents, and seeks mutual understanding as the path to reconciliation.
The article urges tire and shoe conservation during a rubber famine. It advises keeping tires free from oil, removing glass and nails, filling holes, maintaining proper inflation, avoiding deep ruts, ensuring wheel alignment, and swapping worn rear tires to front, with new inner tubes to extend casing life.
A Wickersham era committee reports American prisons repeatedly release the same individuals, many with abnormal minds. Most prisoners are not helped by locking bodies while ignoring minds, risking repeat offenses. The piece advocates shifting focus from crimes to criminals and treating mental illness to curb crime.
John Vanneck, 19, of Dutch descent, inherits his maternal grandmother’s estate plus three other fortunes paying $60,000, $59,000, and $42,000 annually. A court orders $56,000 yearly for his personal needs, prompting thoughts on inheritance taxes and the peculiarities of old money. The column also notes pacifist, prohibition, and social quips.
A Maynard Public Health Association meeting is scheduled in the Selectmen's rooms at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. Dr. F. P. Flagg and his family plan to depart in August for Florida to spend the winter. Dr Flagg has wintered in Florida before and this year goes earlier so his daughter can start school at term opening.
George Homer Galger long time Barnstable schools superintendent since 1905 died at his Hyannis home on Ocean street. Born in Northboro in 1862 he spent his youth in Chelsea and trained at Bridgewater Normal. He shaped Maynard High School before guiding Barnstable High and Hyannis Training School.
Rev Johannes Vaahaneen, pastor of the Finnish Congregational church, visited Portland Oregon and accepted a call to an important position serving a large field. He was welcomed warmly and plans to leave for his new duties around September first.
Miss Virginia Williams takes a two week vacation while Warren Green spends a week at Plum Island with Norman Palmer of Beverly. Dr Temple buys a Pierce Arrow car. Solomon Levitt visited his niece Mrs John English in Nashua. Mrs James Chase and Miss C Duncan visit Peaks Island. Miss Phyllis Littlefield accepts a Union School position. Charles O Dowd recovers after a driver accident near an M and B Bus in North Lexington. Mrs Ethel Comey visits Newburyport for a week. Fay Roby called to North Woodstock NH for the funeral of Mrs Roby Straw, 67, at his son’s home in North Woodstock. Straw had arterial disease and high blood pressure. funeral in Landaff NH. He lived with his daughter Mrs Roby for the past year and was active in the Grange and Methodist church. A memorial prayer and quiet farewell are noted.
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