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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
6
A patient near Pawtucket reports severe nightly coughing with throat pain and chest soreness. After trying many medicines, Cer taine from Winsol brands quickly stopped the cough and relieved chest pain in under a week.
Anthony Trackey, a World War veteran, was found Wednesday at a doorstep on Marlboro Street with a bullet wound to the head. Investigators noted blood at the scene and a revolver slug embedded in a wall. Police suspect possible self-harm but questioned a missing eighty dollars and a worker Trocky who lived at Nine Acre Corner. Trackey was treated at Deaconess Hospital in Concord and later transferred to St Elizabeth's in Boston for X rays.
Three hundred miles off Queensland an islet named Willis Island hosts a meteorology wireless experiment. Capt J K Davis, Commonwealth director of navigation, oversees five months on the island with a wireless plant and two operators. relief comes next April. Huts are anchored with chains to float if the island sinks during storms. The cost of airdient is estimated at about.
Bullet proof vest wearing employee Potter was in the basement when Edmund C. McGrath fired a pistol. Potter sustained a dangerous chest wound. customers fled without ordering. Authorities investigating motive and sequence of events.
Riverside Moving Picture Theatre proprietor Samuel Lerer debuts a 400 seat cinema this evening with The Sheik. The upgraded house features Simplex projectors a silver curtain and flicker free shows. A women’s rest room a men’s smoking room and refreshed seating mark the opening. Regular shows six nights weekly with special features and prices.
John Sexton proprietor of Sexton's Tunch bought a sizeable land parcel at the corner of Concorde and Haynes streets from W A Haynes Co this week.
Good condition. Apply at 8 Brown St Maynard. Tel 238. Addy remains as provided.
A capacity audience heard Pr John J Lynch promote poverty prevention Sunday at Co operative Hall. He detailed individual and social causes, urged living wages, and praised state action and collective bargaining while criticizing open shop tactics and strikes.
Friday morning a gold medal test was conducted with Frank McCarron officiating. In the afternoon George A. Stevens delivered an illustrated lecture on the telephon e to Commercial Department students. Miss Mary Newton, finishing a Bryant and Stratton course, attended.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement. Reward offered for an open face gold watch with monogram lost on Great Road, Mason, Man.
The Methodist Episcopal Church King’s Heralds Missionary Society organizes with zero children enrolled. Dorothy Mosher is president, Phyllis Naylor first vice president, Howard Prescott second vice president, Janette Johnston recording secretary, Lena Grinrod corresponding secretary, Richard Lawson treasurer, Louise Johnston agen for Junior Missionary Friends. Airship mite boxes distributed to members to be left at homes until a September burning. The league held a meeting after Sunday services and plans a raster pagearat under consideration. Annual church conferences begin April 5 in Malden. Miss Avis Barlow, chesister, prepares for special hymn music. the junior Holy Name bearbell squad trains for an early season start. St. Leo’s A. C. of Leominster seeks a game on April 19.
George H. Gutteridge spoke at the Congregational chapel Friday evening for the Boy Scouts. A large audience heard an interesting account of his West Indies journey with detailed notes on cities industries agriculture government and mercantile conditions. The silver offering benefited the Scouts treasury. He may be invited by other local groups to present a travel talk.
Mrs. Louis DiGrappo, about 22 years old, died at her Glendale Street home Sunday afternoon from pneumonia after childbirth. She left a husband and two children. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Bridget's Church with burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
Dr. S. B. Annis has purchased the Harvey Richardson homestead located on Walnut Street. The deal solidifies ownership of the historic property and marks a new chapter for the residence.
A short note describes a remedy containing Camphor for tightness soreness and cough with rapid loosening of phlegm and abating danger of pneumonia or influenza.
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