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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
3
Maynard Ethel Crossley of Northfield Seminary is home for Easter with her parents at Broadview Farm. White returns from Palm Beach after winter. Plans to visit next week include William Lawlor Wil O Rourke and Eden Tobin.
Mr Kaler, overseer at Ansabet department, found a cat injured under machinery and pulled it clear. The cat allegedly bit a worker’s arm eight times. The bitten man received treatment and precautions were taken at a hospital. The cat fled from the mill yard after the accident.
The Trustees of Soldiers Memorial organized a meeting with Frank S. Binks present. Ming Alice Nagle served as secretary with Mrs Alice B. Howe, William Y, Carl Peterson and Chas. in attendance. No improvements were approved yet. They discussed fencing and possible enhancements to the Memorial Park lot.
A. H. Howe in St. Acton announces orders taken for Rhode Island Red hatching during April and May.
The notice warns of danger from lingering colds and grip and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a pure food remedy. It claims the product strengthens and nourishes the body, soothes the respiratory lining, and provides new strength while reducing vulnerability to further illness.
Hudson Post A. L. members expose Steve Bortsuk who faked wartime service and used welfare funds, lodging, and advance tickets to profit. Officials warn police, check his records, and pursue action as towns urge scrutiny of his conduct.
Ilness keeps Mrs. Adolph Lizotte Jr at home on Frye Street as Raymond Roule recovers. Corinne Lattinville renews acquaintances in town while Mrs. Lever Morin receives treatment at Marlboro Hospital. A newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Celist Gazzomiga at Marlboro Hospital. Buely de Paquette plans a cement parace on Grant Street. Galetee Whist Club to meet at Mr. and Mrs. George Parker on Lincoln Street. Lydia Crowell confined to home visiting mother in Washington. Mary Dufault of West Main Street noted in town. A reference to a January 11 1922 pneumonia case.
A home cook suggests using sweet potatoes as a versatile seasonal staple. Bake six large sweet potatoes, peel and slice, layer them with sliced sardine boiled eggs, top with white sauce, and finish with buttered cracker crumbs. Bake until brown and serve hot from the baking dish.
An article extols fish and cheese as healthful, easy to prepare foods. It recommends enameled cookware to avoid odors, details baking and boiling methods, and links recipes to lent content. It also recounts a long wartime medical history of an individual with hospital notes and vocational assessments.
Frank Ricci of Marlboro fell into a trench while assisting foundation work for a new factory addition. Dr. Irving Armstrong diagnosed two broken ribs and treated him before transporting him to his home in Muart- William, Lake Boone. Nearby, resident William of Lake Boone is ill with pneumonia in a Salem hospital.
John Wilson led the event as several local residents attended the intercolonial club gathering and the annual Legion aqquet in Northioro. Frank Markey will cater Saturday night. Mrs Margaret Butler presided the Auxiliary meeting with Miss Agnon Bellemore planning a lodging house in Onset for the coming season after winter in Florida.
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