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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
5
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The drowned driver of a Packard near Sudbury bridge was identified as Mabel C. Beale of Watertown. Police and Wayland crews searched the river after a wrecked sedan sank. Beale’s body was recovered under the car with belongings suggesting wealth.
Modern hosts revive Whituntide meals with dishes rooted in old Merried England customs. Recipes include Surprise Scones, Honey Orange Bread, Whitsun Pie, and English Tea Cakes, each with period cues and steps for preparation and baking.
Dr William Hornaday, longtime wildlife defender and former director of the New York Zoological Park, endorses Senator Norbeck’s Migratory Bird bill now in the House. He praises its sanctuary provisions, lack of federal hunting licenses, and funding up to 1 million annually while opposing amendments for public hunting grounds.
A fragmented item notes a quip about kittens and hogs, contrasting catlike quickness and strength with porkers. It mentions authorities on home raising and a satirical jab from a farm magazine and a modern philosopher.
Marlboro residents welcomed the signing of George Sisler by the Boston Braves. Sisler, once the premier batter of the American League, has visited Marlboro often and is a friend of Lincoln Simpson.
A Woman's Home Companion article notes that hat shapes change with heat, describing how heat and perspiration affect brim and crown forms. It discusses enduring styles versus evolving silhouettes and mentions advice for choosing durable millinery.
Middlesex County Homemakers gather at the State Armory in Concord on Thursday June 7 at 10 30 am. Miss Grace Frysinger USDA Home Economist will be chief speaker. County agents Feeny Billings and MacFawn supervise arrangements with box lunches and drives available for those needing transport.
Attorney John E Rice selected to toastmaster at Marlboro Lodge of Eagles anniversary to be held at the Elks Home on Wednesday evening June 6. The program features Johnny Riley of O Leary’s Irish Minstrels and other entertainment with guests including State President Thomas F Kelley of Framingham and District Deputy John A Rice of Framingham.
Marlboro residents John Donovan and wife of West street with their ill daughter Katherine Schofield are reported to have grip. James McCarthy caught six trout about fourteen inches long this week. Miss Bertha Howe of Belmont, connected to the Howe private school, has returned home after a weekend with relatives in the city.
A concise reflection notes a young observer’s view in the Woman's Home Companion about life as seen by a barber who combines craft with prayer. The piece emphasizes everyday wisdom and humane kindness in ordinary trades.
International News Service reports a near term vision of a trans Atlantic television chain. Captain Hutchinson says regular trans Atlantic service should start within weeks with Jamaica Long Island plant aiding two way links. Aimed for commercial use after experimental phase. The American syndicate led by Herbert Pok Tess may form the Baird Television Company of America.
If there is cooked meat in the larder which may be quickly and easily converted into an attractive main dish the housewife is fortified for most any occasion. A boiled or baked ham can yield many dishes cold or hot using a fireless or pressure cooker for boiling and a forty five minute bake. Recipes include Salad with ham celery olives and horseradish and Hatch and Noodles layered with ham and noodles baked with eggs milk and butter served with tomato sauce.
Charles W. Houghton of High street, longtime ryler of Doris Lodge, finally attended a full business session after 33 years of outside guarding. The 61 year member sat in during the 14th Masonic district night, planning to stay informed through a substitute until September.
Mr and Mrs Louis Dansereau of Kendall Green, formerly of Marlboro, were in a Sunday automobile accident at Hudson. Dansereau swerved to avoid a collision with another car and struck an obstruction. The car was badly damaged but all three occupants, including Mrs Dansereau’s mother, escaped injury.
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