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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1939
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a Concord Enterprise advertisement with references to Act 4 1870, Peter Bilto r's Office, editor, and advertising rates per inch. The readable items include an address line and incomplete names, suggesting a partial public notice or legal advertisement segment.
A reflective passage praises the observatory dedicated to exploring the universe, noting the voyage from one miracle to another and the ambition to reveal mysteries beyond. It contrasts human conflicts with the vast, tiny planet and the humility required to study it.
A recognized authority states there is no defined nervous breakdown in the structure of the nervous system. The article urges readers to avoid panic and describes misconceptions about mental strain as a medical condition.
Valera argues neutrality hinges on evidence of danger and national interest. He compares Ireland’s stance to 1914 Switzerland and Holland, noting risks from breaking neutrality and potential support to democracies. He warns Germany would seek naval access to land troops if neutrality is breached.
The text discusses diagnostic failures and the limited knowledge of signs of disease. It notes physicians’ frank admission of how little is learned about early indicators and how diagnostic sequence complicates timely treatment.
The piece argues the United States should avoid joining a wider war, warning that failure to support Britain and France could trigger an inevitable global invasion. It asserts that in a future conflict every citizen must defend the country, recalling the experiences of 1917.
Fragment discusses congestion, cuts, infections and routine exams, noting a perceived advance in detecting illness. It hints at medical treatment aims and focus on revealing hidden ravages, but specifics are unclear.
The obituary notes her longtime teaching career in Sudbury and role on committees that founded regional groups. She belonged to the Unitarian Church and various clubs, and supported local celebrations. Survived by three nephews and two nieces, funeral Friday at 2 30 p.m. on Marlboro Road with burial in Needham.
A Cornell poultry department study of 128 Oregon farms shows how centralizing operations lowers travel time and distance. Short trips to the laying house averaged 62 miles yearly and 37 hours, while long trips reached 480 miles and 270 hours. A south facing, wind- sheltered site with three acres per 500 chickens supports a three year rotation.
The Monopoly Committee in Washington prepares to study why billions in bank funds and private investment remain sluggish. Surveys show investors fear government action on legislation and taxation, doubting current laws and future measures will aid business growth.
The piece traces how early motorists and aviators sparked the push for better highways and bigger airports. It notes the mismatch between rapid transport needs and infrastructure growth, citing Wright Brothers era flights and the modern vision of large airliners and comprehensive airport systems.
Thomas Maguire received a $500 payment for loss of an eye from police work during the September hurricane. The town council approved the payment after a legislative act validated the town vote, despite legal opinions that the vote was invalid. A legislative bill enabled immediate payment, with a release signed by Maguire and town counsel’s release.
Mr and Mrs Cart Marbie of Dex sch Sea Sia Se, marry in town eight days. Mr and Mrs Deantd B Ress were holiday ia.
Extension agent Maddox of Washington urges stockmen to compare karakul sheep with regular flocks before investing. Prospects hinge on farm experience, pelts revenue, lamb yield, and wool value, as karakul prices run roughly half to three quarters of good wool.
Advice on proper feed rations for stallions emphasizes high quality hay and clover or timothy, with corn beneficial for hard workers. Pasture grass and carrots when available aid health, while avoiding overfeeding to prevent flabby conditioning. Adjust seasonally, monitor shoeing effects, and maintain strong, healthy sires.
A brief note discusses a farmer producing fiber for tea and midling crops in town, mentioning challenges from lice and mites that spread rapidly in warm weather. It points to essential factors in keeping livestock and crops healthy, underscoring duties for caretakers.
A report on school events lists musical performances, dance, and readings by students from various grades. It notes exhibitions at multiple schools, with families invited to view senior classes and a high school event scheduled for two evenings.
Maynard Johanah and several privates were named outstanding for their effort and drill at the ROTC unit annual parade at Boston University. Prizes were awarded at the Ladies Auxiliary event to Clarabelle Warren Sara Sheehan Tena Franklin May Sehnatr Minnie Campbell and others.
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