Concord Enterprise advertising and publication details
The Concord Enterprise, a weekly newspaper from Concord Marlboro Massachusetts, lists contact numbers 1046 and 699-W for ads and the editor Jackson R. Garrett with Samuel G. Kent as manager. It shows rates including 1.50 per year subscription and 1.00 per inch for display ads with legal notices at 0.78 per inch first insertion 5 per inch second.
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Minn
St Concord
Mass
Samuel G. Kent
Jackson R. Garrett
Orr
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Kiplinger Warns Against Boom Optimism In Coming Years
The Kiplinger Washington view warns the postwar boom may peak in 1938 to 1940 with inflation and credit growth fueling activity, followed by a milder downturn in the early forties. Government controls could blunt extremes, while advice urges buying tangible goods, modest borrowing, and cautious stock purchases amid higher competition and advertising.
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M. Kiplinger
America
Kiplinger
Plaan
Mothers' Club Cat Presents Credentials in Concord
The May Mothers' Club meeting convened at Mrs. George Erickson's Barrett's Mill Road home with hostesses Mrs. J Henry Eng man Mrs. Herbert Pearson and Mrs. J Alston Heyliger. Mrs. Erickson led a busy session as plans for a community event were discussed and a going away gift was mentioned.
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Concord
Mothers’ Club
George Erickson
Barrett's Mill Road
J. Henry Engman
Herbert Pearson
J. Alston Heyliger
Erickson
Red Cross Well Baby Clinic Held at West Concord School
The Red Cross Well Baby Clinic was held Wednesday at West Concord School with fifteen babies attending. Dr. Garfield led the clinic assisted by Milks Spiers and Milas Pearson. Clinics occur on the first Wednesday of each month with a 25 cent fee. babies are weighed by the nurse and discussed with mothers, while sick babies are referred to their family physician.
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Red Cross
West Concord School
Garfield
Milks Spiers
Milas Pearson
Isdith M, Spiérs
R. N
Concord Briefs Honor Luncheon Plans and War Veteran Notes
Concord volunteers will gather at the Twentieth Century Club next Tuesday for a Volunteer Service Bureau luncheon with Mrs Edward Warren presiding and Robert Cutler as guest speaker. Sergeant James H Duffy, once with the 69th New York Infantry and later the 117th Engineers AIF, toured the nation on foot since 1922. he carries letters from police chiefs mayors and governors about his condition. Mrs H R Bygrave and her husband returned Monday from a two week Virginia vacation.
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Edward Warren
Concord
Burea
Twentieth Century Club
Robert Cutler
Community Fund Campaign
Warren
James H Duffy
69Th New York Infantry
Spartiah Wit
117Th Engineers Aif
Lou Little
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Knute Rockne
Montreal visit by Dunns to observe Coronation Day prep
Mrs John Dunn Miss Effie Dunn and Fréd Cooper traveled to Montreal last Friday to visit friends and view Canadian preparations for the Observance of Coronation Day. They returned last night.
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John Dunn
Effie Dunn
Fréd Cooper
Montreal
Ground broken for George Goodspeeds new Needham home
Ground was broken yesterday for the George Goodspeeds new home to be built on land purchased from Danforth W. Comins along Lowell Road in Needham.
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George Goodspeeds
Needham
Danforth W. Comins
Lowell Road
Ground broken for Stevens home on Lowell road
Excavation advances for a new residence of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Stevens Jr. on land bought from Edgar Clark along Lowell road. About two weeks ago Mrs. Stevens first spadeful was turned using a strong charge of dynamite for blasting.
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Brooks Stevens Jr
Edgar Clark
Lowell Road
Madeline Hall Elected Concord-Catholic Daughters Officers
Concord Catholic Daughters held an officer election on Tuesday at 1.0.0.F. hall with Madeline Nyan as Grand Regent and Alice Hagerty as Vice Grand. Flor ence King and Blanche McCleary were named Prophetess and Lecturer, respectively, with Frances Higgins as Historian and Ann Moreau as Financial Secretary. Lor etta Carr became Treasurer, Elizabeth Connell Monitor, Mary Coyne Sentinel, Mary Mc Carthy Organist, and Mary Burke and Margaret Burke as Trustees. Mary Garvey spoke on current events. Installation is set for June 1 at 1.0.0.F. hall.
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Concord—Catholic Daughters of America
F. Hall
Madeline Nyan
Alice Hagerty
Florence King
Blanche McCleary
Frances Higgins
Ann Moreau
Loretta Carr
Monitor
Elizabeth Connell
Mary Coyne
Mary McCarthy
Mary Burke
Margaret Burke
Mary Garvey
Biggest Rummage Sale Saturday in Concord Armory
Concord hosts the largest rummage sale with wide clothing and household merchandise. Doors open Saturday at 10 30 A M. items of high quality and variety promise record offerings. Heavy items can be left at the Armory Friday. calls may arrange pickup through Colonial Inn or Armory.
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Concord
State Armory
Colonial Inn
Armory
Born with a silver spoon in his mouth origin
The saying arose from olden dinners when guests brought their own spoons and forks were rare. A silver spoon indicated aristocratic status and a seat at the top table, passed from father to son as a sign of fortunate birth.
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Stelle H. Ries
Open Meeting At Pecan Manse May Seventeen
Fragmentary notice announces an open meeting at Pecan Manse on Walden Street on May 17. The text mentions a fancy event with a Lady and a Brickbon cat in a boastful tone.
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Pecan Manse
Walden Street
Plowed Field Burns Behind Bottling Works on Broad Street
A freshly plowed field in a pea bog behind the Broad Street bottling works caught fire yesterday afternoon from four to six o clock. The blaze, described as stubborn, was finally extinguished. A brush fire at Crystal Springs public dump caused no damage. A night short circuit triggered the fire alarm system. electricians investigate.
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Tinctson
Broad Street
Crystal Springs
First Holy Communion for St Michael's on May 16
Rev Fr Michael J Murphy announced that Rev Fr Paul Jespony of East Boston will hear confessions for Portuguese parishioners Monday 4 to 5 45 pm and 7 30 to 9 pm. A special Mass will be held Tuesday morning at 5 30. The first Holy Communion for St Michael's parish children is set for Pentecost Sunday May 16 at 7 30.
Variety Pop Scores Hit at Trinitarian Farish House
The Trinitarian Farish house hosts a lively April 29 variety evening with festive hall decor and colorful balloons. Entertainers including Miss Lorraine Koch Miss Evelyn Duncannson George Erickson and the Worth twins deliver readings songs and dance skits before a dance period ends with Home Sweet Home.
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Lorraine Koch
Evelyn Duncannson
George Erickson
Worth Twins
The Elementary Hand in Palmistry
An article from Pearson's London Weekly describes the elementary hand as the lowest hand type. It is coarse with large palms and short fingers, signaling dull, inert character and limited ambition. It implies little interest in education, form, or beauty and warns of poor temper control.
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Pearson
London Weekly
Pete Ie
Missouri and Mississippi Rivers Lengths Compared
The Missouri River runs about 2 945 miles from its source to the Mississippi River, while the Missouri River to the Gulf of Mexico measures 2 486 miles. Some lists count the Miss issi ppi system differently, affecting overall river length comparisons.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Missouri River
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Daily Need and Faith in Divine Supply
The piece contrasts material needs with spiritual reliance, urging trust in God over worldly economics. It cites Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy, endorsing the kingdom of God as the true source of daily supply and freedom from fear, with Christian Science as practice.
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Veryone
Humanit
Christ Jesus
Fleaven
Krow
Mary Baker Eaie Ui
Mrs. Eddy
The
Christian Science Monitor
Catholic Club Whist Night Planned by St Bernard's
The St Bernard's Catholic club hosts a whist party at the K of C rooms on Monday May 10 at eight o clock. The event draws a good crowd with prizes for winners and a small admission. Committee members include Miss Mary Powers Miss Dorothy Ryan Miss Margaret Lawton James Sheehan and Joseph Whalen. Miss Helen Fahey visited Plymouth on Sunday and picked Mayflowers with friends.
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St. Bernard’s Catholic Club
K. of C
Mary Powers
Dorothy Ryan
Margaret Lawton
James Sheehan
Joseph Whalen
Helen Fahey
Plymouth
New Spring Foods and Dishes Featured for Applause
Readers are urged to embrace spring with nour...ishing, appetizing meals. Recipes include Crossed Green Salad with endive and watercress, Chef's Salad Dressing, Up-to-Date Potato Salad with tomato aspic, Apricot Chiffon Pie, Veal Loaf Ring, and Coffee Bolo. Electrolux chilling and gas ovens feature in preparation and serving tips.
West Acton Church News and Family Transfers
Albert West Acton and family moved to their new home in Stow Mount Nell, who formerly ran the Weill drug store, now devoted to his drag route built over months. Rev Arthur Wilde of Minimicut conducted both morning and evening services at the Baptist Church last Sunday with topics "Asleep in the Ship" and "The Quest of Life."
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Albert
Stow Mt Nell
Weill Drug
Devotfie
Arthur Wilde
Minimicut R. L
Birth of a daughter reported in Concord area
Mr and Mrs Jonwara Schmitz announce the birth of a daughter at Saintital in Concord last week. The infant is in good condition and the family expects a quick home return. Meanwhile George Smith, son of Mr and Mrs George Smith, is ill with pneumonia in hospital Brookin and expected to recover soon. Everett Montague hosts relatives from Vernon British Columbia. Georgy and family are staying on Church Street after years away. Mr Holtoff has long employment in Boston and Maine.
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Jonwara Schmitz
Concord
George Smith
Ldren
Brookin
Laughing Heir Names and Inheritance Confusion
An unclear note discusses relatives who inherit amid confusion and mourning, mentioning a person described as an heir and references to laughter. The fragment hints at family dynamics and unresolved inheritance in a troubled context.
Firestone Ground Grip Tires promise savings for farms
An advertisement touts Firestone Ground Grip Tires for tractors and wheeled farm implements. It claims 25 percent savings in fuel and time, easier riding, reduced repairs, and multi-implement use with patented rims. It urges immediate purchase before rubber and cotton prices rise.
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