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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
4
Public notice fragment lists advertising rates under the act of 1879. Mentions weekly publication on Thursday and subscription price of 1 year at $1.50. Includes publisher and editorial cues with garbled OCR text and pricing details.
Fragmentary 1913 item notes a duel ending in death between Poindexter and an opponent, with sparse references to an English outpost remnant. The text is garbled but places the event in early 17th century context with a 1913 archival note.
The war department seeks 500000 for a 76 room Manila residence and 250000 for eight family housing in the city for the high commissioner. An additional 10000 would cover travel expenses. McNutt says current rented quarters cost 6000 annually and temporary housing would run 15000 yearly, amid debates over lavish palaces versus inexpensive shanties.
The readable fragment notes a focus on the role of the j function with a fragmentary glance at its practical use. Specific entities or context are sparse, but the text implies a programming or mathematical inquiry into how the function operates.
A newspaper interview with Johnny and Jimmy, twins raised under odd laboratory conditions, recalls their first years as human subjects. One twin received guidance while the other grew with minimal influence. now school age the brothers share stories of science, mischief, and contrasting personalities as their father explains their upbringing.
Anton Lang, famed for his roles in the Oberammergau Passion Play, died leaving a legacy as a dedicated potter and wood carver who portrayed Christ in the drama for decades. The Lang family contributed over three centuries of village devotion to the ten yearly performances begun after a plague's end.
A warning about people damaging flowering shrubs and plants in rural areas by uprooting and breaking branches. The text notes flowering plants die quickly and landscapes become barren near roads as careless pulling and theft reduce beauty and habitat. It urges preservation and care for remaining blooms and warns of seasonal decline.
A discussion on hobbies as assets for the elderly, noting happiness with meaningful activity and lifelong learning. It warns of stress-related illnesses like coronary thrombosis from overwork, and advocates relaxation, time management, and cross‑racial understanding in Europe.
A Concord letter argues Germany sale of helium for Zeppelins may set a dangerous precedent and aid Nazi propaganda. The piece notes army support but questions policy aims and warns cutting helium could bolster Hitler.
A group from South Acton attended the Lakewood Theatre opening night in Skowhegan Maine kicking off the 88th season. Broadway plays are produced by stars and the group reported record attendance and rewarding travel from Kittery Saco Kennebunkport Wells Wasselboro enroute. They also enjoyed a visit to Begrade Lake.
A fragmentary public notice cites the Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting and quotes Dr J I lathiasch of the University of Minnesota on returning to basic values. It argues honesty and discretion as guiding principles for safer communities and cites the impact of crime on taxpayers.
The readers of East Sudbury extend congratulations to Henry Smith on his 86th birthday. The note mentions Mr. Smith living in the house associated with local resident Sie tare Sam tee and his fellow townsmen.
Concord society notes include secret ary Rodney Pearce leading a group with George LaBounty visiting Manchester for the summer. The Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church hosts an Outdoor Lawn Party on June 16 with Mrs Warren Rice as general chair and supper led by Mrs Herbert Day featuring Concord asparagus and homemade strawberry shortcake. Kathleen Drummy signs for a world ballet tour joining Chester Hale after a season at the International Casino in New York, debuting as a soloist in metropolitan venues. Company I of the Sixth Massachusetts Veterans Association held its annual banquet and reunion at Nashoba Tavern, and High Priest Paul H. Barnes presided as four candidates received the Royal Arch degree at Walden Royal Arch Chapter in Masonic Temple.
Commander George L Towne of Capt Isaac Davis Post led Memorial Day observances in Acton with church services at the Ac ton Evangelical Congregational Church and a morning march to Woodlawn cemetery. West Acton and Mount Hope ceremonies featured invocations by Rev Andrew J Torsleff and a Gettysburg address by Vincent Sheehan. wreaths were placed at Quimby marker.
Maynard's baseball team enters a trio of crucial late-season games at Crowe Park this week. Hoyte will start on the mound as Reading arrives after upsets of Concord and Winchester. Friday hosts Winchester in the annual Middlesex League clash featuring Art Johnson as a top state prospect.
Ottawa reports Canada's Northwest territories may enter a mining boom over the coming decade. Minister A Crerar notes rapid ore discoveries around Goldfields Saskatchewan and along the Athabasca river with rising freight as prospecting expands. He warns town sites depend on ore extent and mining speed, while noting potential new industrial towns and possible farming on the Mackenzie west bank.
College Station Texas R W Callander Texas A M game management specialist announced 4709970 acres of Texas land were enrolled in the game management demonstration plan in its first year of operation. The program includes 262 game preserve demonstrations 21179 other farmers and ranchmen applying game management on 3895700 acres and 7454 H club boys establishing demonstration preserves on 18220 acres.
Snowball the pure white Arabian filly owned by Cortland businessman George Vanish charms readers with seven passions. Her favorites include beer oats hay sugar lumps and bright neckties with a preferred beer over feed. An indulgent owner grants six wishes but the seventh is barred to keep her ladylike.
The 129 ton English paddle steamer Premier, claimed as the oldest in the world, is slated for breaking up after 92 years of service. It served in World War I as a British navy launch during its lengthy career.
Reg Sawyer plans a decisive break event for the year facing the Red and White, teaming with old schoolmates to challenge the rival squad.
Sudbury citizens honor fallen servicemen with a parade led by former police and fire officials. The march visits War Monument and Sudbury Cemetery with prayers, salutes, and a town-wide ceremony at Mount Pleasant.
Sunday services at 10. daily school at 10 45. Meeting Wednesdays at 7 45. Reading room in edifice hours 2 to week days holidays. Sermon subject God the Only Cause After Bible quotes praise to the Lord. Lesson sermon from Bible and Mary Baker Ed Mary Baker Eddy text unfathomable mind.
Public expression of thanks to Adjutant Captain Mansi and all personnel who assisted in the UN exercises this year. Names mentioned include W. P. Blodgett and Mf.
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