Unclear OCR fragment hints at pricing note
Fragmentary line from a per I entprise Press item shows a price of 1.80 and a weekly date reference. Details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1941
Page
2
Fragmentary line from a per I entprise Press item shows a price of 1.80 and a weekly date reference. Details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at names like Gisborne and Roe with odd phrasing and fragments. No clear event or context is discernible, leaving the core subjects and location ambiguous.
The article discusses forest development in Wisconsin, noting how trees support water supply and habitat. It describes ongoing work in planting trees along roadsides and in various areas, emphasizing sustained growth and forest creation efforts.
Fort Devens braces as Army orders 16000 soldiers of the First Division to Puerto Rico within three weeks. General Donald Cubbison says maneuvers limited to West Indies island. passes restricted. departure dates depend on transport availability. Fort Devens to be stripped for construction as work proceeds.
Dionne quintuplets turn seven with a noon family party and a radio birthday broadcast. Their physician Neafee will be absent due to a hospital operation in Toronto. In Paris France assures the fleet and possessions will not be handed to Nazi Germany amid U S misgivings. Ankara reports German engineers ready to destroy oil fields near Mosul and Kirkuk if Britain wins quickly in Iraq.
A reflective piece on lazy spring weather inspires a homemade dessert recipe. It describes preparing fig tine swan necks, baking tips, a milk vanilla glaze, and a quick rennet milk setting for a cooling, ready-to-eat treat.
The Cape Cod Steamship Co resumes the 37th season with the SS Steel Pier offering daily 10:00 a.m. departures from Foster Wharf for Provincetown and 2:00 p.m. returns after a two hour stopover. Moonlight cruises on Wednesdays and Fridays begin at 9:00 p.m. for a three hour harbor cruise, with groups renting the vessel for additional evenings. The 1750-ton ship carries 2650 passengers, has an all steel hull and a crew of 64.
The Sunday service features Holy Communion and meditation on Certainty in an age of Uncertainty. The choir will provide music suited to the service. The church school will meet for the last time before the summer break.
Sunday services list meetings at 7 45 pm and Sunday hours 2 pm weekdays including holidays. The program references Mesmerism and hypnotism themes with Biblical readings from Proverbs and Psalms. An excerpt from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures is included discussing omnipotence and the rejection of evil.
Raymond Lemay of Fay Court owner and manager announces the Solo mion’s Pond recreational space will open the season on May 30 with a rear expansion equal to the original building. A new ultra modern dining room with water front views, service bar for beer and wine, and mahogany paneling, plus a novelty arcade room, will enhance baths boating and roller skating. Benches and picnic tables under covers will be built for patrons.
Members of the Southboro unit attend a fundraising event titled The Dope at Br vouhong in Boston for the benefit of the Massachusetts Department of Women’s Clubs and the Fund for Caries Children.
The report details a school athletic event with teams Wheeler and Bulkeley. Players named include Pal, Joe tape, Whitney, McNay, Fryes, Cousins, Routtely, Larrabee, Cur To, Denisevich, Moy, Dempsey and umpire Boe. The tone notes a decisive end and a semi final context at a playground setting.
Middlesex School swamped Browne and Nichols of Cambridge on private grounds last Wednesday afternoon. Connie Atkins and Staffton split pitching duties. Next Saturday Wendell Raymond's nine closes a successful season by entertaining rival St George's School of Portsmouth Rhode Island at 2 o'clock.
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