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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
15
Automated pitch promotes United States Savings Bonds with a Bond-a-Month Plan. Advertises deposits and mature bonds under ten years and invites readers to sign up.
Friday night the Carlisle Grange P H No 402 will travel to Tyngsborough for Past Masters Night. Middlesex North Pomona met in Chelmsford last Saturday. Carlisle Firemen drill and meeting set for Wednesday March 24 at 7 at the station under Chief Waldo D Wilson.
The Maynard Board of Public Works will receive sealed bids for a rubber tired tractor mounted hydraulic backhoe and front end loader with specified digging depth 10 feet arc swing 120 degrees motor speed 1500 rpm P T O 750 rpm hydraulic pressure 1000 psi hose 3500 lbs bucket width 28 to 32 inches reach 14 feet load lift 9 feet capacity 2000 lbs and dump height 6 feet or more Bids due 8 PM March 25 1954 at Town Building Maynard Mass Forreign Arthur F Croft Gerald J Nee James J Bakin Public Works Commissioners March 18
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites all interested in Edith N. Buckingham of Sudbury to contest a petition by Boston Safe Deposits and Trust Company to probate a will and serve as executor without bond. Objects must be filed by April 2, 1954 before 10 a.m. in Cambridge. Judge John C. Leggat presiding.
Pass Book No. 1077 has been lost and payment on it is now stopped. Concord Co operative Bank, Concord Massachusetts.
The word musculus means little mouse in Latin. The phrase arose from the belief that bulging muscles resemble tiny mice moving beneath the skin.
A health column explains how aging affects memory and circulation while stressing respect and adjustment. It urges regular doctor visits, highlights common symptoms, and notes that older adults can still contribute richly to family life with understanding and care. Sponsored by local health groups.
A description guides making AY OMELET from hash in a large greased skillet. Break in two cans of corned beef hash and heat slowly until crisp and brown. Turn onto a heated platter, cover with creamy scrambled eggs and folded over. Serve with fruit and rice for a hearty old fashioned dessert.
Dredge 2 pounds beef short ribs with flour and brown in lard. Remove fat, add medium onions canned tomatoes green peppers and Worcestershire sauce. Season with salt and pepper. Cover and cook 1% hours or until tender. Remove ribs and thicken liquid for gravy.
Midwestern agronomists warn cheap low quality alfalfa seed costs farmers more in the long run. A Purdue field test found about seven percent of 229 samples were mislabeled mixtures, increasing weed control costs and reducing yields. Certified seed is advised to avoid winter-killer effects and keep soil investments paying off.
A quote frames the danger of totalitarian rule, arguing that state dominance destroys both free enterprise and free labor, leaving people with no real choice but compliance or withdrawal. The remark underscores the stakes of government control over economic life.
A practical set of ideas for turning leftover mashed potatoes into a creamy, baked dish with cream and egg, plus options like French toast with mushrooms and ham, deviled ham on toast with scrambled eggs, and a fruit dessert. Ends with a promotional line about U.S. Savings Bonds.
University of Wyoming extension engineer Bob Gilden lists eight paradoxical rules that warn farmers about poor maintenance habits. The tips suggest avoiding proper cleaning and parts replacement, using scrap metal, skimping on grease, letting rust form, neglecting antifreeze, and rough handling of gas lines and batteries.
Experiments found water filled tires at 10 mph and 12 to 20 psi do not resist punctures better than air tires. A 75 per agent tire with water resisted a vertical pin, while an air filled tire did not. Water filled tires were less protective at higher speeds. Also noted: frozen French toast can be toasted in 90 seconds for busy households.
Readable bits show crossword hints such as footless animal and to load, with fragmented words and stray letters. The legible items include references to French names and Swiss secrets, but most clues are incomplete.
The Rhode Island Registry of Motor Vehicles urges motorists in its monthly publication to avoid speeding and reckless behavior. The message highlights speed and impaired judgment as leading crash causes and calls for responsible driving.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a sentence about air safety and a prohibition on certain actions. No clear event, date, or named entities are readable beyond generic references to air and behavior. The lone readable line provides no specific person or organization.
An expectant mother in Indianapolis at Methodist hospital told the delivery-room reporter that she first felt labor pains just after Liberace and just before the murder mystery. The hospital paper notes the humorous reply as a light moment in a tense setting.
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