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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise lists office address at 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro Massachusetts and publication details. It announces subscriptions at 1 dollar 50 cents per year including postage and notes service areas Sudbury Acton.
A collage of opinions notes shifting attitudes from mobility and colonization to efficiency and waste. It links future settlers, telephones, radios, water power, and fashion with a sardonic look at progress and old versus new norms.
A collection of quips and commentary on society shows, cinema, literature, and daily life. Jokes touch on marriage, motherhood, jury duty, and fashion as a recurring social snapshot. The piece reflects a dated tone with various names and prompts for everyday humor.
A fragment shows Mr Kidd joking about turning Lester into a chatauqua lecturer as he misbehaves with playmates. Another line critiques a crab in human form grabbing a car, while a gallery caption jokes about a painting ready for the bath versus the ball. A romantic quip ends with a dad’s bemused response.
The article lauds Mme Curie for locating radium after years of research, calling it a historic achievement and a rebuttal to gender biases about intellect. It notes radium’s promise against cancer, while acknowledging more work is needed to test its power.
British and American veterans joined in Concord Massachusetts to honor those who fell in 1775. The ceremony featured tributes at both the British and American monuments with prayers, a flag presentation, decorating of monuments, and singing of My Country Tis of Thee and God Save the King.
The text notes France spent at least 50 dollars to aid the American struggle for independence. Louis XVI was repaid and France never asked repayment. France sent 12,680 officers and sailors to 36 ports, with 2,700 crew, and 68 warships carrying 32,000 officers and men. In all, 45,289 French fighting forces assisted the American cause, with warships mounting 3,668 guns.
Washington Star reflects on the Declaration of Independence praising its simple diction and enduring clarity. It notes journalists gathered to receive news as telegraphs and telephones carried action, admiring the document’s timeless composure.
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