Enterprise weekly edition publication details
The text lists publication details for the Enterprise weekly newspaper based in Marlboro Mass. It notes the office at 16 Liberty Street in Marioob and that issues are published every Wednesday by Enterprise Press Incorporated. It also records the second class matter status date August 25 1903 and postage act details.
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Liberty Street
Marioob
Mass
Marlboro
The
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Congress
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
The New Deal Era Grip Shows in Small Towns
The piece argues the New Deal arrived swiftly and changed life, with bank holidays and reform debates shaping the nation. It urges guarantees for savings deposits while protecting commercial accounts, predicting long term benefits for the average person despite initial costs and skepticism.
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Marlboro
Hudson
Congress
Electric power and appliances promise easier living for all
Advertisements claim electric power is the greatest servant of the people enabling laundry cooking heating cooling freezing and lighting. They praise appliances as necessary savers of time offering leisure for housewives, with low operating costs and affordable prices. Continuous advertising is urged for consumer awareness.
Maynard Man Receives Silver Star For Gallantry
Harold Hanson of 3 Prospect Street is awarded the Silver Star by the War Department for gallantry under fire at Letchprey on April 10, 1918 while with Company 1, 104th Infantry, 26th Division. Hanson was among the town’s first enlistees and now works as a guard at the U S Veterans Hospital in Bedford.
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Maynard
Harold Hanson
Prospect Street
War Department
Hanson
Letchprey
Hanson Serval
104Th Infantry
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Ingenious Fire Bugs Keep Fire Marshal Busy
State Fire Marshal James M. Hurley and Chief Inspector George O. Mansfield catalog clever arson schemes, including a telephone trap in New York, as Boston and Massachusetts fire squads intensify investigations. The piece notes high conviction rates, extensive inquests, and the hard, meticulous work of tracking down firebugs and gathering evidence across agencies.
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James M. Hurley
George O. Mansfield
Hurley
Marlboro
New York
Bostor
Edward F. McLaughlin
Boston
Fire Department
Caulfield
Chirze
Police Department
Donovan
di Sessa
Dinatali
Foley
Gillen and Hickey
Massachusetts
Fifth Avenue Fashions Striped Silk Shirtwaist Frock Feature
A spring fashion piece promotes mannish striped silk shirtwaist frocks with straight lines and tiny sleeves integrated into the blouse. Pattern 5182 covers multiple bust sizes from 14 to 42, requires yards of striped and plain fabric, and the Spring Fashion Magazine offers sewing hints and new styles for 10 cents.
One-Eye Club Meets at Roosevelt School
The Middlesex Extension 4-H group the One-Eye Club met during the week at Roosevelt School. Miss Zennia Chutaranski demonstrated cutting slips and Miss Smith from Extension Service inspected club members darning. A darned stocking game was won by Helen Dzerkacz Irene Morrill Juliette D Errico and Mildred Holly with Helen Dzerkacz as song leader.
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Maynard
Middlesex
Roosevelt School
Zennia ‘Chutaranski
Smith
Extension Service
Helen Dzerkacz
Irene Morrill
Juliette D'Errico
Mildred Holly
Concord Female Charitable Society Holds New Meeting
The Concord Female Charitable Society met Wednesday at Mrs. Joan Monuments Street home with President Mrs. Henry F. Smith presiding.
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CONCORD FEMALE _ CHARITABLE SOCIETY
Concord Female Charitable Ty
Joan Monuments Street
Henry F. Smith
Diphtheria Immunization Debate Cited By Letter to Editor
A February 3 1933 issue letter argues school board and health board should consider toxin antitoxin immunization for pupils to prevent diphtheria. It cites medical journal opinions and outbreaks data from the American Medical Association Journal and U S Public Health Reports noting risks and variable immunity, urging cautious action.
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Vivisection Investigation League Inc
Madeby
Board of Health
Journal of the American Medical Association
Dallas
Texas
Journal of the American Medical Associations
Ernest E. Irons
Chicago
U. S
North Central
South Central
Mountain
Pacific
Southern Medical Journal
W. W. Anderson
American Medical Association
Schwartz and
Janney
American Journal of Diseases of Children
Gary
Indiana
Whitefish Bay
Wisconsin
New Spring Guimpe Dress Styles Featured in Fashion Preview
Helen Williams reports on guimpe dress options with two sleeve styles and a bow tie that flatters the neckline. The article promotes a white organdie and yellow crepe version, plus a grey crinkly crepe jumper, with sizes 14 to 40 inches and fabric requirements for a mid century Spring wardrobe. It also advertises a new 48 page Fashion Magazine offering beauty, dressmaking hints, and pattern prices.
Lynn and Haverhill eye standard for wage talks strike
In Haverhill and Lynn union leaders predict settlement within days after talks with shoe manufacturers. District Agent Dennis Elber says wage and working condition agreements vary by plant as Amesbury strikers parade for better pay. About 150 workers are set to return to work as negotiations continue.
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Haverhill
United States
Conc
Lynn
Wood
New England
National Shoe Worker’sociation
Dennis el Ber
Stylerite
Bes
Agentert
Amesbury
Selectmen
Bury Shoe Company
Crystal Shoe Pany
Fashion Frood ‘Company
Manu Lecter
Concord Rod and Gun Club Narrowly Misses 45 in Triangular Tourney
In the 19th round at Monu ment hall on Friday evening the Concord Rod and Gun Club nearly reached a 45 rating with 44. The Knights of Columbus lead the season with a 647 total, while the Ancient Order of Hibernians trail at 644 and the Rod and Gun total 609. Capt Elmer Rankins No 3 led with 15 wins, Percy Foss No 2 with 12, and Michael Hopkins No 3 Hibernians with 11.
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Concord Rod and Gun
Monument Hall
Concord ‘Gouncil
Knights of Columbus
Order of Hibernians
Knights
Hibernians
Gunners
Elmer Rankins
Rod and Gun Club
Percy Foss
Michael Hopkins
Hibernian
Dipththeria Cases Among Nurses Reported in 198% Era
March 7 198% report notes twenty nine diphtheria cases among nurses with nine having toxin antitoxin exposure. Sue M Farrell president referenced in the fragment.
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Schick
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