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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
4
Miss Robinson, a Boston Hospital graduate and New England Deaconess Association alumna, takes the helm at Concord Hospital. Her quiet dignity and trained background are seen as assets for guiding the institution’s work and ensuring its success.
Concord Deaconess Hospital dedication set for Sunday at 2 pm with head nurse Miss Williams and opening tours from 2 to 5 pm. The 100 acre gift property includes a modern two story Terra cotta building, extensive farm facilities, and a planned Ladies' Home funded by Mrs Emerson, with officials: Miss Robinson superintendent and Miss Williams head nurse.
A renowned New York surgeon performed a near fatal appendectomy after midnight removing a massively enlarged appendix described as deerfoot sausage sized. Inside the cavity a crusted pin was found, suggesting the organ sometimes traps stray objects.
A jeweler notes women cause more issues with watches than men. He attributes this to irregular wear and forgetting to wind, saying a lady's watch needs regulation and repair about twice as often as a man's. He adds women wear watches irregularly, exposing them to inconsistent use about three days in seven.
A Pittsburg News item notes the wry saying If you judge a man by his clothes you must see his wife to know his wealth. The quip reflects social humor about appearances and finances.
A Grange News commentary argues to keep the Patrons of Husbandry for real farmers only and to resist admitting professionals and artisans. It cites constitutions and purposes, notes regard for membership rules, and discusses expansion debates in Massachusetts and elsewhere.
Colorado Springs hosts the first international convention of farm women October 17 to 19. The focus spans better homes sanitation hygiene nursing and rural life improvements tied to Roosevelt farm commission findings. Delegates from nations states provinces colleges and societies may attend under the call issued by a Colorado board.
A San Jose paper notes an earthquake during a Santa Clara county grange session. L. K. Marshall discussed ground squirrel destruction and fielded questions. The quake briefly unsettled members and spooked horses, but the program continued with recitations.
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