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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
12
Bedford Civic club postpones its session to November 29 due to holiday. After the 8:30 p m business meeting, Coach Bernie Megin of Concord high school will present motion pictures of the Concord team with Bedford players and their fathers as guests. Refreshments will be served.
The American Magazine reports the average value of all mali in the United States is 661 miles.
A listing of weekly civic and club activities in Concord with meetings at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium Masonic Temple Monument hall Lady Help of Christians Our Lady Help of Christians church rectory and various venues. Includes dances meetings luncheons and drills across Tuesday through Thursday and into the week.
Wakefield grocer G. E. Thompson posts a sign at his vegetable stand inviting customers to help themselves and pay what they think items are worth, stating If the stuff is too high pay what it is worth to you guided by in God we trust. All others pay cash.
An old home cough syrup recipe claims savings by mixing granulated sugar or corn syrup with water and adding Pinex to a pint bottle. It promises quick relief, loosening phlegm, soothing irritated membranes, easing breathing, and better sleep, with a money back guarantee.
The Bafta club met at Mrs. Frederick W. Backes home on Billerica Road Bedford for business and social hour. Bedford residents are urged to donate to Concord High School’s bow fund through the Concord Citizens committee.
Chicago reports that drivers with less than a year of experience caused about 28 or 1% of 2,424 accidents in one month, while those with 80 years experience accounted for 1,077 or 44% of incidents. A separate tip advises soap and water to restore painted wood.
A compact white wood siding home with attached garage offers a roomy first floor for a middle aged couple. It features a large living room with extensive windows, built in book shelves, a central fireplace, and upstairs space for extra bedrooms for holidays.
An advertisement describes a compact spa like home with a large bedroom and basement storage. It touts features including windows for three views, a front vestibule, a garage door from the porch, and a back porch. Penny's Small Homes sells blueprints at 5 dollars for the first set and 3 50 for duplicates with a portfolio of 60 designs plus a one dollar offer.
The article states sharks follow ships not to devour the dead but to scavenge scraps tossed overboard. It labels the belief as a foolish superstition with no basis, noting sharks are attracted by food waste from the kitchen rather than omens of death.
Newburyport Massachusetts USA Charles L Davis 95 continues driving 53 years. His first car in 1898 was a White steamer. He runs a drug store he opened at age 22 and remains one of the nation’s oldest active pharmacists. His father lived to 96. Davis hopes to beat that.
A floor plan for a single story 1300 square foot house features three large bedrooms, a spacious living area, and a connected dining and kitchen zone. Details describe frame construction with fire resistant asphalt shingles and easy maintenance surfaces, plus generous closet space and potential for an extra bathroom adjacent to the powder room.
The Bedford Welcome Club plans several bridge parties to raise funds for the Bedford Community Santa Claus project. Charles Peterson chairs in Mrs. Ralph Manning’s absence due to illness as Frank R. Joslin and William J. Walsh Jr discuss arrangements.
A Bedford Grange meeting is listed for Monday night November 26 at the Town hall. Master Mrs J Ridgeway Comley will preside. The program will be announced. Last week Middlesex Central Pomona met at the Waltham Grange venue with members present.
Roman siege engineers built massive battering rams at empire’s height. One record notes a ram so large it needed 300 oxen to haul and 1,500 soldiers to wield against fortified walls.
Indianapolis U P In a special session the Indiana General Assembly fought over welfare measures. Senator Robert O Bannon proposed pairing efforts to break the deadlock and move toward a solution.
In Beaufort an event pits 71 year old Schultz against a bull in a 15 minute struggle. Two men aided Schultz as the bull tired and schooled efforts led to the animal being led to a slaughter.
A professional advises on cash and wash methods with emphasis on agitating and rinsing. The plumber’s plunger is used to clear a seam, then a new fixture is installed before the sleeve board is placed on location.
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