Test of character in difficult circumstances
A brief quotation framing character as proven by how one acts under pressure. The line underscores resilience and integrity when facing hardship.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
7
A brief quotation framing character as proven by how one acts under pressure. The line underscores resilience and integrity when facing hardship.
Time honored Easter dishes include milk yeast dough rolls filled with jelly and a Bavarian Easter Cake with butter, sugar, eggs, and flour. A White and Gold Layer dessert uses gelatine custard, orange rind, saffron tint, and whipped cream for serving.
A 1952 column lists several old fashioned desserts and methods. Pear and Jam Dessert uses stale sponge cake with pear syrup and almonds. Cranberry dessert combines raisins cranberry juice and lemon with sugar and the mixture is frozen to a mush. Orange Pie features a rich pastry shell with sugared orange slices topped by whipped cream or meringue. Rhubarb Pudding suggests bread butter, rhubarb and sugar baked with a hard sauce.
The article outlines at home rug repair methods using matching wool or dyed knitting yarns, a stout needle, and curved scissors. It covers pile stitching, edge binding, reweaving techniques for various rug types, and cautions about moisture and shrinking, recommending professional cleaning for valuable items.
The advertisement touts Vicks VapoRub as the preferred remedy for croup, whooping cough, common colds, sore throats, and tonsillitis. It instructs applying the product to the throat and chest, covering with a flannel, and using at night to release vapors for affected airways. It claims benefits also for adults including catarrh, head colds, asthma, and minor skin injuries.
The Tuesday club staged two plays with music in the Unitarian church vestry drawing a large audience. Ruth Nelson and Mrs Gardner provided violin and piano interludes, with Mrs Arnold Curtis and Mrs Lewis Stevens praised for strong performances. The program opened with Late Delivery by Ian Hay, featuring Aymer and Curtis among others, followed by Fourteen by Alice Gerstenberg with roles filled by Mrs Pringle Mrs Frank Gurney Dunham Mrs Mary Rolfe. Confectionery interludes were performed by Mrs J H Gleason and companions, with hosts and ushers named.
The new Tom's T. D.'s bowling team defeated the Maynard squad 1541 to 1418 at Pastime alleys in their debut. They will meet Maynard again next Monday at Lynch's alleys. The Eagles' whist winners were Mrs Hi Duplis sis, Mrs Alice Mousette, Blanch Moriarty, Daniel Foley, Joseph Wallace and James Keeley.
Ex councilman Timothy, long ill with a chest condition, is reported recovering at his Howe Street home. Family friends say his health has improved and he is able to receive visitors.
Marlboro Society Laurier held a semi monthly meeting Monday evening. Eliza Dupuis returned from Nashua New Hampshire after visiting relatives. Ernest March treated for pneumonia at Marlboro hospital. Moran Dupuis Edna Dupuis Louise Dupuis traveled to Nashua last Sunday. Medor Laviolette returned from L Epiphanie Quebec. Troop 5 meeting moved to Thursday night at the Unitarian vestry. W A Whitman of Atlanta left for New York after brief visit with his sister. Methodist official board to meet after a Bermuda lecture by John J Rice open to public.
Members of the Curtis Camp 04 Sons of Veterans and friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Herbert Carpenter 14 Harrison Place for a whist party attended by about 50 guests. Honored guests included Charles A Perry past commander and Mrs Perry with Perry in the QM department. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Nellie Felton, Mrs L Stickney, Maud E Hicks and Leon Smith among others.
The Coxsackie Union-News reports a 10 by 8 inch egg weighing 7.5 ounces exhibited Wednesday by Arthur Wolven. Editors note local egg raisers differ from Coxsackie growers as the big eggs go to the paper office, not kept on display. H. L. Rickard, former Universalist pastor, is identified as editor and proprietor.
Mrs Charles Lynch formerly head milliner at Collins and Fairbanks in Boston helped in the spring millinery opening of the well known milliners. She spent the week with her nieces Miss Flora Blanchette and Mrs William F Kane before returning home to Haverhill.
The Pastime hobby score list for the week of March 26 includes Louis Hart 128 on Wednesday Ea, Damico 146 on Monday M, Morse 132 on Tuesday, W Shananan 128 on Thursday, Joe Camarano 129 on Friday, and Hoffman and Bedard tied on Saturday 12.
Marlboro lodge, L. O. O. M., will hold a social in Preston hall Friday night attracting members and neighbors for fellowship and entertainment.
Belmont residents report car purchases and absences as Phil DeGrenier buys a Ford sedan and Marion Russell is home with a sprained ankle. Church group plans a rummage sale for April 27 while Rev Benjami Butkiey of Concord posts at the Unitarian pulpit.
Fourteen year old Raymond Palardy fell on stairs while leaving the Center school building where he attends junior high. Police and school officials reported the incident occurred in a crowded hallway with minor injuries, treatment not specified.
A pupil tripped on a winding stairway at about 1 pm yesterday, fell to the floor injuring his left wrist. Dr. Robert St Jacques summoned, conveyed him to a hospital where doctors said the fracture was serious. The boy lives with his aunt Mrs. Josephine Girard at 276 Rim Street.
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