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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
4
Fire department responded to Box 18 on Sunday morning and again Sunday afternoon to a pile of leaves in front of Mrs. Nathan A. Roth’s residence at 1 Main St. The blaze was likely caused by a passing car’s careless burn or match.
Concord Art Association announces its sixth annual exhibition for May 1922 with no show this year. Local artists are urged to submit canvasses and sketches for a jury of eminent painters and sculptors from the state. Civil Service positions open for various grades with pay up to 3600 per year. A statewide janitors exam set for November 25. Community notices include troop activities, illness recoveries, club meetings, and musical performances.
Marlboro Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts met last night in the high school teachers’ ram to discuss plans for future activities. The group talked about upcoming events and community service projects.
Boston musician Karl Switzer will teach piano at the McAlMeter Concord facility. Appointments available at 1870 Beacon Street, Brooklyn Mass.
Dr Chvalkovsky leads Czechoslovak interests in Japan arriving in Yokohama aboard a steamer. He previously served as minister of the interior at Prague in 1918 and is among Slovakia's early Tokyo representatives.
A new aluminum nickel iron alloy resistant to 2875 degrees Fahrenheit was announced by metallurgical engineer G B R Brophy of General Electric at the American Society for Steel Treating in Indianapolis. The metal resists rusting and acid attack except sulfuric, and retains a perfect polish after 100 hours in a 100 degree Fahrenheit sea salt spray. Molten salt or sulfur compounds do not affect it.
The text traces Felicia and its variants Felice Felicity Felicitya through history, noting origins in Latin Fortuna and goddess associations. It cites Felicia queens and saints, mentions Felicia as a favored English form, and references symbolic meanings and charms tied to the name, including a claimed lucky number and personality traits.
The article describes Madame Calve’s castle Chateau de febrieres in southern France perched on a rock with sweeping valley views. The operatic star’s long held dream is fulfilled as she invites her father to a grand dinner where a large key hidden under a lid confirms she owns the ancient estate.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports on a new fruit type described as bearing fruits with flavors like peaches muskmelons and pineapples yet distinct. The fruit can be fresh or preserved as jams and jellies in various colors with a notable red hue and high sugar content.
A Carlisle farm fire destroyed a barn and outbuildings valued at about 10 000 dollars. Tenants used a bucket brigade to haul water but ran dry, then saved the lodge by dousing the roof with elderberry wine from forty barrels, though the main barn burned.
SUDBURY Mr and Mrs Walter Stone spent Sunday with in Foxboro. The Memorial church will be Thursday after noon and evening, Nov 3. The summer home of the Cram family is closed and the family has sailed for Spain for six months. Wayside Inn chapter DAR will meet at Mrs Samuel Sanders home, Saturday, Nov 2. Miss Marion Eaton at the hems at Lae' colton, Joe Deoaete Whiting Park. Edwin A Powers moved back to his old home. Mr and Mrs Henry Way moved into the house he vacated. The Grange first and second degrees class of 13 Tuesday evening, Oct 25. Two candidates from Lincoln and two from Maynard were in the number.
The sale on State road and at Sudbury Centre Saturday under the Legion Auxiliary raised a notable sum. Leon E. Hawes and Mrs M S Shea led the event at the centre with Lois Stiles Marion Labaree Gertrude Stone and Mary Piper assisting. Final totals will be announced publicly later.
A Hallowe'en barn dance at Charles H Way's barn drew 125 attendees for an enjoyable evening. Local residents and guests joined the festivities, sharing music and dancing in a rural community event.
Members of Acton lodge IOOF plan to attend the Maynard concert as part of the Men s Baraca class program. Mr and Mrs Edward Holton of Medford stayed earlier this week with his parents ex Selectman and Mrs C J Holton. Mr Parker was ill and confined to home at the start of the week.
Deputies with search warrants found likely stolen cattle at a rural Texas farm. Three calves had their brands removed. Officials say a ring of cattle thieves is operating in the state.
The Getall bowling team impressed at Maynard alleys by taking a string of 529 to beat the K of C team after trailing early. Foley led singles with 121 and totaled 296 across three strings as the ninepin clash ended in a hair raising finish.
Sheridan's celebrated orchestra will headline a social dance at Colonial Hall Friday evening November 4 attracting dancers from Middlesex county. The Maynard event promises several novel features for the public. For sale new process gas stove inquire at 12 Waltham Street Maynard.
A child's view on family growth and responsibilities. Tommy the eldest fears two new sisters will burden him and keep his mother from spoiling him, imagining he will never become rich due to increased dependents.
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