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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
4
The piece warns that hitching on rides behind vehicles endangers children amid springtime fun. It urges parents teachers and leaders to stress dangers and reduce accidents as youths seek excitement in outdoor games and rides. It also touches on politics and social topics in brief, reflecting varied thoughts.
The Marlboro Enterprise lists office at 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro Massachusetts publishes weekly on Wednesdays. It notes second class matter August 25 1903 and post office registration with subscription prices 1.50 per year in advance 2.00 otherwise and single copies four cents plus postage. It also lists circulation areas including Waynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
The city of Philadelphia pursues a 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a five million dollar starter fund and hopes for federal endorsement. Aimed to mirror the 1876 centennial, the project envisions a major world’s fair drawing tourists and international visitors to Philadelphia in four years.
Wall Street, long wary of the soldiers' bonus, pressed higher after the House approved the adjusted compensation bill. Industrial stocks rose about 4 1 2 percent with rail shares improving, signaling confidence despite prior fear of a tax burden. Authorities note typhus risk remains at ports, while yachting trends show more yawls entering demand amid a budding season.
Poem request invites spring verse from readers. Includes playful lines about love and nature and a humorous doggerel about a driver right of way. Ends with a signature line DOC GOSE.
Poem describes wild ducks in flight at night heading north toward Dancing Light. It evokes muskegs and blue loons, with small white clouds moving overhead. The speaker notes the return of spring as Dancing Light signals renewal.
A vintage collection of simple dessert recipes including Cocoa Milk Cake with flour and cocoa, Prune Tapioca Cream with prunes and vanilla, Cranberry Pie with meringue, and a Jellied Apple Salad with gelatin and pimientos. Directions specify double boiler cooking and folding beaten egg whites for light texture.
A collection of cooking instructions detailing onion butter soup, Italian style beef roulades with bacon and tomato sauce, and old fashioned gingerbread with citrus butter sauce. Includes steps on preparation, quantities, and oven times for each dish.
A reader asks the Maynard Enterprise to report on the fate of a $1436 memorial fund raised years ago to erect a monument for national soldiers. The fund, held at Maynard Trust with Harley J. Dwinnell as treasurer and Rev A Morrill Osgood as former chairman, has seen no progress since the chairman left four years ago.
The method describes making cream mints with sugar water and corn syrup, boiling to soft ball stage, cooling, beating to creamy, and shaping by teaspoonfuls. It notes wintergreen patties can be made by adding pink coloring and wintergreen flavor.
Est John F Cronin clerk March 2 1922 appears in the archival notice noting appointment or official filing as of that date.
Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and creditors of Myrick L. Hatch to show cause why Edna H. Conant should not be granted administration without bond. Hearing set for March 30, 1922 at 9 am in Cambridge. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.
In Middlesex County Acton Probate Court to hear petition for administration of Cynthia I Moore late of Acton now deceased intestate. R Byron Moore of Acton seeks administration without bond. Hearing at Cambridge on April 20 1922 at 9 am to show cause. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise before court. Witness George F Lawton First Judge March 25 1922.
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