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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
8
Miss Mary A. McCann of Southboro, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh T McCann of Boston fond will participate in the annual May Day activities. McCann helped prepare invitations and hospitality arrangements for May Day events.
The Concord Chorus advances toward its fourth annual concert with a full final rehearsal. The group plans Mozart's Requiem as the featured work and invites new and longtime members of the community to attend.
The chorus, about 100 members from varied professions, gathers weekly October to May under Nancy Loring with Betty Gage at the piano. They aim to perform Mozart's Requiem, seen as the supreme work, following past successes with major compositions. Next week they plan to share more details about the production.
The Boy Scout radio broadcasts over a Waltham station, in cooperation with the Sa Council, will air next afternoon May 10 with notes of Rama. The final program May 24 at New Hampshire will be given.
Onions offer a low calorie, vitamin light option and can be grown from sets or seed. Plant smaller sets inch deep for two month onions. larger sets yield green onions, plant deeper up to three inches. Seeded onions take six weeks for green onions and four months for mature bulbs. Spa and Ber varieties sprout each spring, Spanish onion plants can be grown in flats and transplanted when ready.
Amateur gardeners should slow down and care for transplants. A diagram shows recommended steps from research scientists including prewatering with plant food and careful soil replacement. Proper digging, root handling, and firming soil support healthy establishment for faster growth.
Ernest Tiemann indicted during a four year term for wales. Belleville officials report sympathy offered amid the case and ongoing inquiries into the matter.
In St. Louis the political scene shifts as a coin toss reportedly seals a local election outcome. C. A. Benson, linked to the event, is noted in early dispatches from the city.
Purdue University researchers report 1947 tests in 15 Indiana counties show fertilization raises wheat yields by seven to nine and a half bushels per acre. Yields rose seven bushels with 180 to 200 pounds of plant food per acre and 312-12 is endorsed. 2-126 is a viable substitute if needed, with added potash benefiting clover and corn after the grain.
Classic teatime treat adapted for milk and desserts. Creamy almond snack becomes a party-friendly cookie when filled with fruit or cream. Mix flour and bran with vanilla, beat, add alternately, drop teaspoonfuls on a sheet, bake at 376 F for about 33 minutes until lightly browned.
A North Carolina area test shows two-row tractor gear and flame weeders cut per acre labor from 118 to 19.7 man hours. Mechanical harvesters now pick 1 bale per hour surpassing 40 to 50 workers, with one picker yielding about 1,500 pounds in under three hours.
Internal parasites cause disease and price drops in U S livestock estimated at large sums. Farmers face ongoing losses as parasites affect animals shipped to market. control methods include phenothiazine carbon terrachiorid and fluoride treatments, with veterinarians guiding proper use.
After World War II, Mr and Mrs Charles Geer host relatives visiting from Concord. The man discussed re-enlisting after a 90 day Army furlough while friends Mr and Mrs Robinson and Mr and Mrs Bernard Rushe accompanied a New York trip. Fog described as ground level cloud.
Marie at 48 Acton St Maynard offers new bright headings for braided and coma burlap hooked rugs and a machine for cutting. Call 352 M for details.
The 58th meeting luncheon will be held at the business venue. Navy personnel will provide reports on commits and paired shoes related to the event.
Official reports indicate grain spoilage depends on bin condition. Shelled bins stored for years show insect infestation risks, with tolerances under 1 percent noted in tests.
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