Kruschen Diet Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
An old Norwich advertisement touts Kruschen as a fast weight loss solution. The copy urges readers to take a daily dose to shed pounds, claiming visible results and a simple path to slimmer figures.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
7
An old Norwich advertisement touts Kruschen as a fast weight loss solution. The copy urges readers to take a daily dose to shed pounds, claiming visible results and a simple path to slimmer figures.
The court cites Andrew H. to apply for administration of the estate of Russell late of Concord deceased. A bond is not required. A hearing is set for May 22, 1934, at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Mil Court to show cause. Public notice to appear is published in Concord Enterprise for three weeks. Judge John Leggat signs. Register Py Jordan notes.
Personal property including dining room living room sun porch main chamber and library furnishings with rugs pictures curtains and draperies various beds and mattresses kitchen items and small equipment. Sale for cash at Room 821 294 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts under the direction of Revere Trust Company Commissioner Arthur Guy and John W Corcoran Liquidating Agent June 13 20 27.
Eleanor Frances Jones earns a Bachelor of Science in Education from Sargent School at Boston University and coached the South Acton Girls team. Her brother Howard P. Jones earns a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at Northeastern University with a Voltage Doubling Circuit thesis. The Happy Go Lucky Club forms at Mrs. Hough's home with Phyllis White as president and Imelda Fallon as news reporter. New residents arrive on River Street and town gains $500 for roads from BE. Braves beat Red Sox in Town League while losing to the Giants earlier in the week.
Acton Town and Maynard battled to a 6 inning tie at Jones Field as rain halted play after ten errors by locals. Cole outpitched Harper, Acton Town totaled thirteen hits to nine for the visitors.Umpires Pipers and Hurley. Next Sunday Maynard visits Jones Field for a top Middlesex County League clash under Billy Hayes.
About 150 guests from Payson Park Church Belmont attended a midweek event in Sudbury led by the Ladies Aid Society. They enjoyed a mystery ride ending with supper and a short program featuring welcome by Rev George H. Clarke and reply by Rev Bennett. A social session followed with a long list of committee members named.
A notice notes a gathering of men and friends titled The Fun of Being a Father. An installation for district C E officers is scheduled for 7 39 pm with public invitation extended.
A whimsical note invites readers to imagine Parisian life as they sip and close their eyes. The piece playfully contrasts ordinary meals with the iconic ceer pees to Halles Centrales, painting a tactile scene of urban dining.
A Maynard whist party at Bridget's Center raised funds for Joyce Kilmer Camp. Notables included Mrs. Louka Cleary, Mrs. Ida Brooks and Susie Sheehan. Special prizes went to Ann Flaherty and Eleanor W. Quinn. A doughnut lunch followed hosted by the V F W Lesay Auxiliary. Mary Cheney and Mary Towler featured in school notes with Maynard High events and a Westboro Grange gathering planned.
The notice invites thirty members of the Sunday school to attend next Sunday evening at 7 20 o clock for a gathering at the Unit.
Maynard Miss Katharine Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark of Kensington New Hampshire will wed on Sunday June 24 at two o clock at the bride home. Ketel a graduate of Cal High School class of 29 is a promising young businessman with A E Kulevich.
Sudbury graduates will have baccalaureate services next Sunday at the Center Unitarian church with Rev. William A. Knight of Framingham as speaker and Rev. George H. Clarke assisting. Parents and friends are invited. In a local game the Legion defeated the Men's Club 6 to 3 as Poole pitched a steady game for the Legion and Hunter threw four walks for the Men’s Club.
The Concord Municipal Light crew, led by W. L. Thompson, dominated the New England region in the Oral Electric All Star Discovery event from April 2 to June 2. Everett Thorpe’s unit posted impressive sales volume, with George Lawton’s local crew earning a special prize watch. Local reports confirm Concord’s victory and a notable mention of Ohio Be te att as a recipient.
Normie Sims leads Rosebuds and Jergete Lehto in a C. A. C. match while Johnnie and Bouig shine for CMA C M A C. Guests include Little Richard of Washington D C visiting Bernard Green in Parker Street. A B S dessert party at Assabet Country Club featured favors for several residents.
Doel's birds won the Marlboro Hud konson Homing Pigeon Club race covering 317 miles from Mornel rwell NY to Sly. They averaged 987 yards per minute while C Sawyer's bird placed second at 948 yards and Joe Byrne's birds came third at 913 yards. Doel's birds also won a 241 mile race and placed high in two 300 mile events. A race from Jamestown NY is planned next Sunday for a yet listed distance.
A meeting at Mason ic hall Sunday of Roms Lodge Sons of Italy drew more than 100 guests. Atty Salveri of Boston praised the order as the country’s strongest Italian American group. Speakers included Vic Por raggo Pasquale Frattellone Christopher Columbus rabba Fitchburg and Atty Joseph Corast. Entertainment by Nitorpetti of Pay Con cord with refreshments by Gude T McLane.
Hudson High Senior class members yesterday planned a trip to Provincetown and will hold their banquet. The events will take place in the Town Hall with areas in Ogun and Aden noted for the outing.
Algonquin Council held Camp ORec at Resolute over the weekend awarding four Grade A patrols to advance to the Regional Ball in Providence in October. Judges Leo Pracaorofter and Mr Worcester led the panel with council members and caregivers from Ashland Weston Natick and other troops represented.
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