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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
4
The readable fragment lists Office 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and nearby towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford along with a postage note indicating five cents.
The piece discusses song writers, the practice of song pluggers, and publicity rules in early 20th century music. It notes radio demand for new songs, rapid turnover of tunes, and the democratic nature of popular songwriting despite critical views. It also mentions the influence of jazz and imitative trends on the industry.
An editorial discusses the removal of Governor Langer and the installation of Governor Olson in North Dakota. It cites the judiciary and federal powers, notes the risk of military resistance, and reflects on precedent where governors are ousted to restore legitimate authority. It mentions a broader view of public scandals and the political remedy.
The blue eagle symbol wavered as the NRA enforcement faced questions in Baltimore where L. Greif & Brothers resisted back wages, drawing scrutiny on the emblem. In Tennessee Har riman hosiery mills, authorities restored the emblem after a compromise with striking workers to rehire and drop charges.
The piece argues bicycle demand may outstrip 1929 highs despite a low mood in 1933. It cites Cycle Trades of America data showing bicycles thrived during general expansion and motorization, then slumped in early 1930s as jobs and money faded. It questions whether cycling grows as cheap transport or social recreation amid road construction favoring autos.
The piece argues that rapid debt growth and liberal spending via repeated government loans threaten bankruptcy or currency inflation. It notes political opposition targets overall spending while shielding emergency relief for the unemployed. It mentions Hopkins directing about 3 billion dollars for relief and job programs.
The text argues for federal responsibility to fund relief for unemployed workers and critiques local relief limits. It notes Berkeley police guard issues for UC and describes Vollmer’s tenure. It mentions mass flight to Alaska amid storms and Norman Davis returning from England with cautious views on British naval talks and Japan’s stance.
A Sudbury cat owner seeks news of Tippy a Manx marked cat missing since June 10 after being taken to a new home on Concord road. Tiger markings white shirt front nose paws long tail knot tip reported. Reporter contact Mrs Earle Baldwin Concord road or Framingham Dial 3037.
Maynard wine and spirits dealers form their association with Joseph Allen as president T J King as secretary and B J Coughlin as treasurer They vote unanimously to close all licensed liquor outlets on Sundays following a suggestion from the selectmen A speaker at the meeting supported the proposal with remarks in favor of a Sunday closure.
Fragmentary text discusses help, sickness, and a product claimed to heal sores. Mentions fees and time but provides no clear facts or accountable entities.
The piece reflects on a Brain Trust and its members as super minds, citing a Chinese doctor who doubts limitless brain growth. It contemplates whether American brain power can evolve further and whether a skull could soon hold more capacity amid mental refinement.
A fragment describes Majorca’s lively Belearic town scene with a quoted figure Gegale and hints at a new meeting soon underway. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or events.
An editorial calling Ward Six residents to watch political aspirants on election days and then travel to other areas. It labels the piece as an old stand patter for Ward Six dated July 24 1934.
Maynard family of Manchester New Hampshire were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Stockwell Jr The visit highlights local social connections and hospitality in the community.
A morning game at Crowe park Saturday features the Mill Office Nine vs. the Spinners of Assabet Mill. Former New England league stars Fred Wilder Pat Sotuci lead lineups with Vic Salloway captaining the Office Diamonds and Billy Hinds directing the Spinners. The Lehto brothers duel on the mound with George Lehto for the Spinners and John for the Boston area bookkeepers.
On Thursday July 26 the Feast of Saint Ann will be observed at St Marys church with Masses at 5 30 6 15 7 and 730 oclock Holy Communion will be distributed at all serving times and the event will be announced in the parish schedule.
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