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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1954
Page
15
Stratford Connecticut dispatch reports baggageman Kenneth Salter fell from a moving train and rode an other train back to the station to recover his missing false teeth. He was uninjured.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court notices the estate of Jane Caird with multiple name variants. Petition for probate of a will by Egbert S Newbury Jr seeks appointment as executor without bond. Objects must appear by June 18 1954 in Cambridge. John Ceggar Esquire presiding. John J Butler register.
Middlesex ss the estate of Carrie E Kimball of Acton in Middlesex County under conservatorship. The conservator has presented for allowance his first account. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by May 20 1954. Witness John C Leggat April 23 1954. John J Butler Register April 29 1954.
Readable fragments describe a small theater feature with local performers and a brief notice of an upcoming show. The item emphasizes a community event and notes a hopeful atmosphere around a short program.
A note by John Harvey Furbay PhD II explains that onions and asparagus are classified as members of the lily family, illustrating how much variation can exist within a plant family. He urges readers to consider which lily is implied when friends compare someone to a lily and to ask which kind of lily is meant.
New organic insecticide endrin shows potential as a broad cotton spray against bollworm and boll weevil in USDA tests across Florence, Brownsville, Waco, Tallulah, and San Fernando Tamaulipas. Trials report yield gains and effectiveness on other pests at varied application rates.
Concord residents attend the 15th national teachers exhibit of hooked rugs in Worcester this week. The Concord gas office and land service crews assisted Lincoln in the aftermath of a home explosion and fire near the Concord town line. Trinity Episcopal church hosts morning services and a UPT supper and a parent meeting tonight. Trinity church holds a children's fair this Saturday May 15. Next Sunday morning at Trinitarian Congregational church young preachers include Elmer Brooks Owen Nichols Patricia Davis. First communion classes at St Bernard’s and Our Lady Help of Christians scheduled for Sunday May 23. Mr and Mrs John C Dolan now reside at 233 Main Street Concord. Dolan is a retired superintendent of the Massachusetts Reformatory. Concord Chorus tickets for the May 25 State Armory concert are on sale at Concord Music Shop.
W. Robert Pearmain of Lincoln represents Hunne man and Company Boston realtors assigned to the Lincoln Wayland and Weston area. Peter W. Rice and Susan Sherman Concord High School seniors will graduate next month and attend Northeastern University and Colby College respectively. Rice majors in marketing and advertising while Sherman studies English. The British railways seagoing service lists 127 modern vessels with day and night routes carrying cars and 17,000,000 passengers annually. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
Entomologists warn cattle grubs peak December through June causing losses to stockmen. Begin treatments 30 to 40 days after bumps appear with repeated 30 to 40 day intervals until they disappear. Rotenone is recommended as the most effective insecticide for control, with proper timing and method essential. Hand dusting or spraying requires well mixed powders, dusted over backs and rubbed into grub holes.
A new barrel tilt-rack fits at the back of any truck or trailer to hold a barrel securely for pouring feed into self feeders. The device simplifies wet feed handling and reduces spill risk during livestock feeding.
In 1837 discussions centered on surpluses as the Treasury disbursed 28 million dollars of excess revenue to the states, shifting attention from deficits to redistributed funds.
Simple breakfast idea split shredded wheat with peanut butter thinned with orange juice baked briefly and served with milk. A delicate white cake frosting combines cream cheese lime juice and lime zest with confectioners sugar until smooth. Also a quick orange marmalade ice cream topping option noted.
A jumble of kitchen notes covers cooking prunes until tender with tart relish garnish for pork or ham. It mentions buttered toast with mushrooms and poached eggs, scrambled eggs with chopped peppers, and odd chicken prep notes involving butter and a glass coffee maker.
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