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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1939
Page
4
Notices and details from the Enterprise Press indicate a classified matter involving Maas and March 8 1879. The entry lists Bearden editor at Wearth Ave and a bee telephone number, with weekly Thursday insertions. The text is fragmented and partially illegible.
The readable portion shows a garbled line about Mis ao in the cradle and a reference to Uncle Tor with uncertain transcription. No coherent event, people, or place can be identified for a proper summary.
March 19 marks Wildlife Week proclaimed by President and endorsed by Governor. Massachusetts groups plan events under the Massachusetts Conservation Council to address floods, forest destruction, and habitat loss while highlighting posters stamps funds for national conservation efforts and notable figures like David A. of Cambridge.
A psychologist reflects on aging as a minor concern, urging readers to face old age with courage. The piece argues that age should not define limits, emphasizing resilience and continuous growth in later years.
In a fragmented reflection the text contemplates human progress and the aging mind, suggesting future generations may reveal new conditions of knowledge and mental states as time advances.
The piece notes the 150th anniversary of the United States with ceremonies and Civil rights ideas. It urges citizens to revisit the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and foundational ideals, reflecting on democracy and the challenges faced by early leaders and the people. It calls for renewed dedication to freedom and justice.
The Veery is claimed as Massachusetts state bird by some, while others argue the choice overlooked better suited species. Citizens and planners consider alternative selections and vote outcomes amid ongoing discussions on official symbols.
A federal report by Secretary Wallace decries rising state trade barriers under health and safety pretexts that act as de facto duties. The piece notes interstate tariff-like taxes and entry fees risk retaliation and broader economic harm, alongside concerns over careless owners aiding car thieves by leaving vehicles unlocked with keys in ignition. Police commentary highlights the pervasiveness of auto theft and lax protection of property.
Letter writers urge rebuilding snow fences and resuming poststorm plowing to keep roads safe. They criticize current practices, urge budgeting prudence, and insist on careful NYA funding while highlighting welfare and youth employment concerns.
The piece highlights favorable business signals including rising bank clearings, high steel output, strong inventories, and upbeat auto industry momentum. It notes continued effort to reassure business and builders’ activity, while warning Europe’s looming war remains the main danger to the dawning recovery.
Fragmentary sentence discusses how low a value may go depending on relief from unspecified sources. No identifiable people organizations places or dates available.
The junior and senior classes plan a private sunlight hop in the school auditorium this Friday. Federa Cooperative Clubs meet in Gardner this Thursday evening. Maynard club, last year’s champion, performs the one act farce Nobody at Home hoping to repeat victory. Totals 536 521 516 1572. Highest sting by Trench 114. Highest total by Hunsie 305.
The record notes Bouden with a high total of 512 555 553 1620 and Boulden achieving the top sum of 318. The data appears as a concise numeric summary of leaders in a past event.
The quote argues poverty is not merely lacking little but lacking much. It frames poverty as a nonpossession of abundant resources rather than mere absence of wealth, attributed to Antipater.
A brief aphorism notes that enduring methods retain worth beyond new theories, urging respect for historical experience and wisdom as a guide for present profit and practice.
Bedford hall overflowed as St Michael's Players presented a three act Irish life comedy My Irish Rose. Pauline Connors played Rose Creigan with Don Henchey as Maurice Fitzgerald and John McGovern as Mr Pepperdine. Buddy Young and John Boyle drew laughs, while Catherine Whalen's farmyard scenery and Maryvale helpers earned praise.
Bedford Grange held its evening meeting in Towson Town with Lexington and Boxford Granges as guests. Programs included Lexington Bars with imitations and character entertainment, Arlington’s radio songs and dances, and Boxford’s humor. Refreshments followed a one hour program.
At the weekly Military Whist event in Odd Fellows hall Ellen Anderson led a list of prize recipients including Madd Curley Ida Gruber Mr Beil Aret Claflin Mrs Helsher oe Tynne Croft Mrs Trwit My Palmer and others, with several like Gladys Mae and Helen Leithead noted among winners.
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