RD Enterprise Second Insertion in Massachusetts Post Office
Classified item notes a second insertion for RD Enterprise in Massachusetts under section 2559903 at the Post Office, with publication details unclear.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
4
Classified item notes a second insertion for RD Enterprise in Massachusetts under section 2559903 at the Post Office, with publication details unclear.
A fragmented historical excerpt discusses Andrew Jackson and a surplus of over 28 million dollars, noting debts, circulation, and political stances. It reflects on era finance, treasury liability, and the embarrassment of past fiscal plans while contrasting with current treasury funding expectations.
Fragmentary remarks ponder how nations depend on education and knowledge to guide public opinion and prevent a dangerous mix of ideas from dominating the world. The text suggests a continuous effort in enlightenment as essential to societal progress.
In a letter to the editor, Kenneth Chorley of Williamsburg argues the New Haven Railroad poster claiming history began in New England is misleading. Howard S Palmer supports the broader view starting with Jamestown or Roanoke Island, while Chorley suggests a national timeline may justify the poster’s focus on New England as origin.
A satirical column notes Mayor's order for a two week horse vacation in Philadelphia and muses on the educational value of observing equine rest. It playfully argues horses might show better restraint than humans and could yield a broader scientific insight.
A fragmented report discusses automobile pricing and dealer lists. The piece notes buyers face deceptive publicity and the shift toward delivered prices at final sale, with references to consensus among six manufacturers.
A dated critique notes that aggressive merchandising can mislead but argues today’s cars offer real value at their price. It recalls a humorous dining room exchange about encyclopedias and a carnival incident where a fake dentist sold a fire eater a set of celluloid teeth, highlighting public skepticism.
The Middlesex County Historical Survey and Concord residents copy and preserve historical papers. Miss Farrar's family lineage is highlighted with three Revolutionary era great grandfathers. The project seeks letters and diaries dating before 1850 to prevent loss and place them in State Archives for historians.
Mr and Mrs Willer hosted a casual Saturday gathering with friends and family on Concord Road. The event featured corn and clams roasted over an outside fireplace under personal supervision. The work committee of the men’s Alliance of the First Church met for consultation that week.
Marlboro-A eon was born last Wednesday at Hunt Memorial Hospital in Danvers to Mr and Mrs Augustus Heffron. Heffron is the son of John Heffron of the city and formerly resided here.
The Maynard Enterprise recalls P J Sullivan known as P J for fifty years in Maynard. A devoted family man and religious yet opinionated town and state official, he inspired loyalty with humor and intelligence. His bath shop united people of diverse beliefs for open debate and civic discourse. Citizens should honor his memory with a fitting memorial in Maynard.
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