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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
2
The Maelboro Enterprise lists subscription prices: $1.60 per year in advance, four cents per copy, six months for 75 cents. It notes publication weekly on Wednesdays and includes distribution regions Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
The oldest maternity hospital, the Woman's Hospital of New York, forms an alumni group to aid mothers and babies. Parents who can afford it will donate one dollar yearly until the child is 21, funding poor mothers and infants. Hospitals nationwide are adopting this custom to improve child health.
A Swiss method presses freshly mowed grass without sun drying by stacking and passing an alternating current through it. When commercially viable, farmers may hail a weather conquest. The piece laments the loss of the proverb make hay while the sun shines as language evolves.
The text surveys sweeping reforms in China including ending marriage codes and equal divorce rights for women, notes Canton feminists’ victory, and questions mandarins’ views. It moves to a legal case over a waffle recipe attribution, comments on public interest, then shifts to remarks on poultry, fashion, and wages, mentioning Babe Ruth’s earnings as a contrast to common pay.
In a Washington tradition, the tale of Abigail Adams hanging laundry in the White House was invoked by a Danville member to mock a political clash over a Hayes era sideboard gift. Uncle Joe Canton, long a power, announced he will not seek re election.
Doris May is highlighted as a winsome film star seen in many prominent pictures. The article notes her allure and recent release, emphasizing her continued popularity and appeal to admirers.
A distressed speaker describes taring apart a hungry homeless man from her home and laments the moral burden. She explains renting the apartment to keep him from passing the janitor. The fragment highlights social concern and personal guilt.
A fragmented historical note traces paper origins to 1828 in Menitville New Jersey and outlines printing evolution from steel pens to braille. It cites Bible distribution by the British and Foreign Bible Society, materials for book production, and the vast variety of natural fibers used in paper making.
Ralph N. Smith Clerk attests a true copy of the petition and order. Arthur Fr. McLearn Deputy Sheriff attests as witness.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss PROBATE COURT to heirs and interested persons. Petition seeks letters of administration for Mary Emma Jones late of Maynard. Notice requires appearance at Cambridge probate court on May 9 1922. Citation must run weekly for three consecutive weeks in Marlboro Daily. Witness George F Lawton First Judge. May 4 1922. PF M RSTY Registrar.
A probate citation directs the heirs and creditors of Wendy Nagle to appear in Cambridge on May 18 1922 to show cause why James Nagle of Cambridge should be granted administration of the estate without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Judge George Lawton signs the citation dated April 29 1922.
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