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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1934
Page
4
George Allearth reads the committal service at a local funeral, delivering prayers and reflections for the deceased. The ceremony honors the life and faith of the departed, with attendees offering condolences.
Sudbury notes report a Cambridge Weston MM soccer match with a 1 to 6 scoreline. The brief highlights the high scoring game and notes players and actions from both teams.
Birds are observed favoring damp habitats and rainy areas, with localities noted for rich insect life and abundant water sources. Scientists suggest weather patterns influence bird distribution and nesting sites across regions.
Farmers should clean and treat poultry houses before winter to prevent losses from lice mites and other pests. Oils such as creosote kerosene and waste crank case oil kill many insects. dormAnt spray emulsions also help. For birds treat with sodium fluoride dusts dips or gases and apply nicotine sulphate roost coating. repeat after 10 to 14 days.
Experiments at the United States Animal Husbandry Experiment Farm in Beltsville Maryland show confined hens, if well fed, lay as well as free range birds and may produce larger eggs. Fertility hatchability and mortality were not adversely affected by confinement. Both groups fed similar rations with cod liver oil added for the confined birds and access to sunlit laying houses.
The article advises breeders not to select precocious cockerels as first choice since they often become below average size adults. It notes that birds developing early may be large now but feather poorly and lack maturity. Largest cockerels at maturity are usually not the best breeders, tending to be coarse and slow to mature.
A casual note describes fortune telling in China using palm lines and the soles of the feet. The piece mentions practitioners and traditional methods, hinting at cultural beliefs surrounding fate and luck.
The Christian Science Monitor discusses trustworthiness as loyalty to divine Principle, using Ruth’s fidelity to Naomi as model. It argues loyalty to God entails loyalty to His kingdom and ideas, guiding one away from worldly dependence toward principled living.
Raymond Moley called for clemency for political activist Tom Mooney in a public statement. He argued the case reflects broader concerns about justice and political repression.
In Belingham on November 21, selectmen asked police to remove Edward F. Tuttle, the newly named ERA administrator for the town, from his offices citing concerns about his ability to take office. The town solicitor was consulted and a ruling is pending.
Philadelphia reports no trace of William Weiss 41 who vanished October 26 amid racketeering activity. The rumor persists that he was kidnapped for a $100,000 ransom. New York accounts note Daniel Mulloney, ally of Mayor Walker, questioned as part of a larger Wall Street probe.
Berlin reports thirty seven farmers from Wuerttenberg and Baden will inherit the 16 million dollar fortune of the late Edwardine Hariette Garret, according to a Berliner Zeitung correspondent. Mexico City coverage notes the government began an investigation into the police shooting of Francis Ahern, a Boston University student, with Jesus Lopez of the Mexico City police charged with the killing.
Los Angeles reports confirm the death of Al Friedman, once a leading figure in a local sport, after being struck by a car. The deceased, from Roslindale Massachusetts, served as an instructor at a Hollywood YMCA and was described by his attorney as involved in a high profile mail fraud case.
The Evangelical Free Church of Concord marked its tenth anniversary with two well attended services on Lang Street. Rev Olaf M Johnson led the afternoon service welcoming visitors from Roxbury and Norse congregation, followed by a choir, string band, and a Ladies Aid Society led evening gathering with refreshments and a 7:30 service.
Patrons can expect two lively plays at West with a program of entertainment and home made candy. The event offers prizes twice the value of the mission and highlights from parts of six states near Cumberland Gap.
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