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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1935

Page

6

Hudson and Clinton Rotary Clubs Host Evening Dinner

The Hudson and Clinton Rotary Clubs held a joint gathering at Lunt's Inn with over ten Hudson members present. Hamilton, president, and E. W. Dunbar spoke briefly. Six boxing exhibitions followed dinner. A planned visit to Camp Devens was unanimously approved.

Hudson Cline É Lunt’s Inn Hudson Rotary Club E. W. Dunbar Clinton Camp Devens

Invention of friction match traced to John Walker 1827

Friction matches began with John Walker of Stockton on Tees in England in 1827 the first true device. Earlier ideas note a 1680 sulphur and phosphorus friction concept by Godfrey Haukwits but not applied to matches until a century and a half later.

John Walker Stockton on-Tees Durham England Godfrey Haukwits

Twenty One Gun Salute Origin and History

The piece explains the twenty one gun salute as the universal naval gesture adopted from the British. It traces its uncertain origin from seven gun salutes between warships and notes shore batteries gaining powder and matching land forces. It mentions potassium nitrate improving powder stability and the rise to twenty one guns in naval practice.

New Continuous Drip Blood Transfusion Method Reported

London doctors report a new continuous drip blood transfusion technique allowing large volumes from multiple donors to be mixed in a reservoir and delivered at about 40 drops per minute. The system enables a patient to receive up to ten pints safely, with the blood kept fresh by oxygen and a long, movable tubing line. They claim 17 successful large drips have been given.

London Lancet

Former Diva Lives by Odd Jobs in California

Beatrice Lee, once a famed diva, now aged seventy two, lives in a modest South Broadway room in Los Angeles. She recalls a debut in 188% and a stint in The Count of Monte Cristo, later performing in London for the queen, once valued at about $200,000 before 1906 losses, now earning from odd jobs. real name Marie Hart.

Los Angeles Beatrice Lee Britain Marie Hart

Absent-Minded Motorist Smashes Wrong Car

Kokomo Indiana resident Guy Lawrence parked in the business district and later found two cars identical. After his key failed he had a locksmith remake the lock, broke a windshield when a stone failed to work, and then realized his mistake. He reported to police, paid for a new windshield, and vowed to memorize his license number.

Kokomo Ind Guy Lawrence Miami

Omaha Aims for Title of Upside Down Town

Omaha aims for the title of the upside down town of America. The feature introduces Alyce Jane Mc Henry and Lady Blacki, a four month old girl, as part of the quirky profile. The piece sketches local flair and whimsical fame.

Omaha Town America Alyce Jane McHenry Lady Blacki

Strange holes appear on Nebraska farms in York County

In western York county near Bradshaw, large holes open on fields at Carl Larson and Martin Johnson farms. Some are 5 feet across with 12 by 12 foot rooms beneath, others about 15 feet across with 20 feet deep shafts. Many smaller holes reported and theories vary from March weather to past events.

York, Neb York County Bradshaw Carl Larson Martin Johnson

Costly Embassies and Secantes Cassette Unclear Figures

A fragmented report cites a United States embassy cost exceeding 1,000,000 and references a Secantes Cassette priced at 600,000, but details and context are missing. The text lacks clear dates, locations, or sources to fully verify the figures.

United States

Wedding and Anniversary Observed in Concord

The ceremony was held at 9 o'clock in Flist Parish Church Concord with only close relatives present. The bride daughter of Charles S Goldthwait of Peabody wore crepe with yellow rose corsage. the groom is organist at King's Chapel Boston. After a wedding breakfast at Mill Dam Tea Room and a reception, the couple left for a two week automobile honeymoon. They will keep open house on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary.

Flist Concord Charles 5. Goldthwait Lynn Street Peabody King’s Chapel Boston Mill Dam Wheeler Nine Acre Mr. Wheeler

Wheeler Family Background in Concord Highlighted

Mrs. Wheeler, born in South Yarmouth on Cape Cod, moved to Concord at age one and has lived there ever since. Mr. Wheeler is described as a well known Concord market gardener.

Wheeler South Yarmouth Cape Cou Concord Mr. Wheeler

Playgrounds Sponsor Passes Open Weekday Hours

Concordia Camps committee oversees playgrounds under Edward M. McCarty with assistants Miss Wiehane Goulding Sottriti Megin and volunteers including Miss Root Heyliger Horne Smith Berry Venti. Board of Health staff shifts noted while staff attend vacations and duties in regional hospitals and homes.

Concordiay Camps Committee Edward M.mccarty Mewed Wiehane Hiizapeth Goulding Aingo Sottriti Bernard Megin Helen Root Pauline Heyliger Rita Horne Veronica Smith Melen Berry Louise Venti

Discarded Gas Cans Find Wide Global Use

Katherine Gardner reports from Rapid City on Col ler's Weekly that discarded gasoline cans are repurposed across Asia and Africa. People use them to carry or store water milk clothes and money and towns are built from flattened tins. Some are made into musical instruments and bird cages while in Tibet sacred animal stamps appear on cans used in temples for incense.

Asia Africa Katherine Gardner Rapid City Coller Tibet

The Lizard Canary Breeds and Early American Arrival

The lizard canary is smaller than the Norwich and shares a leaner build with the latter variety. It has a lighter neck and smaller head. English breeders trace the first lizard canaries to Huguenot arrivals, with early birds likely traveling to America through the British Isles.

America British Isles

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