Week in Maynard Sporting Events Highlight
The Week in Maynard covers local sports with notes from the last period. Highlights include players scoring shots, fouls, and team efforts across games.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
4
The Week in Maynard covers local sports with notes from the last period. Highlights include players scoring shots, fouls, and team efforts across games.
Thursday saw a tight bowling duel with Pawnees taking an early lead before M. C. A. tied it up in the final strings. The three string totals show closely contested scores led by Peterson and Lesage with high series and individual string tallies.
A trend favors artificial flowers as an enduring home décor gift. Small garden roses nasturtiums and chrysanthemums are popular and cleverly crafted in baskets and vases, making a charming Christmas present.
Erk brown willow basket lined with silk and ribbon roses in two colors. A luxurious furnishing usable as a tray or cover for a table, sized to hold dinner plates. Describes decorative and practical home accessory for gifting.
A simple change in the gasket at the outflow pipe of the radiator water system can approximate thermostatic valve performance in cold weather. By using a gasket with a smaller opening, such as half the normal area, engines like 22 horsepower saw excellent results. Proper size is found by trial, starting with a small opening.
A Popular Mechanics note describes placing a rubber vulcanizing thermometer on the cylinder head. If it reads over 480 degrees with the engine revving, remove the gasket and widen the opening. Once the proper opening is set, the radiator stays relatively cool.
A home garage organizing method assigns a unique painted number to each tool and repeats the same number on the wall or rack location. This system keeps tools in their proper places so they are ready when needed.
Miss Mary MacManus of Sudbury street was a weekend guest of relatives. WH Gruber and family, led by Benjamin Gruber of Gruber Bros, visited Boston relatives. William Greeley and George Green reportedly worked as spinners at Clinton until labor trouble ends. Mrs William Barlow of Powder Mill Road, with daughter Avis and son Harry, visited relatives in Lawrence. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Hearn of Acton Street. Hubert Carter of Carters Music Store directed the Aunties club minstrel show. Agnes cluboas of Summer Street attended the Harvard Yale game with Ralph Newton and John Newton. John Gibbons played on the second string this season.
Travelers Insurance certificates totaling 2342 arrived at Assabet mills to be distributed to employees. The policy, established in June, has paid 35000 in death claims across all American Woolen Co. mills. Local officials expect the insurance issue to resolve once local strikes end and tensions ease.
A fragment notes that in old England people expressed excitement with Zounds while in New Jersey commuters refer to Zones 1. The text contrasts historic exclamations and modern transit terminology.
The article warns folding a tarp when wet or damp can fail soon and advises a practiced hand to pull bolts tight. It emphasizes checking tires, brakes, rub rails, battery condition, and ensuring battery and lubrication are kept in good order.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of William Garry. A document alleged as the last will and testament is contested and a show cause hearing is set in Cambridge. Prescott Keyce, attorney for petitioner, directs public notice of the citation.
Rouen courts rule that the artistic value of words and music in a poem is equal. U S and Canada pay writers meager royalties while England awards only a few guineas to lyricists. composers gain much longer-term profits. The piece criticizes publisher attitudes and praises Rouen’s decision as wise.
The article notes postwar revelations of German propaganda methods. Popular Mechanics cites a Homer volume used to disguise antiBritish rhetoric in India. Only the first pages printed the poet, while the Greek text concealed targeted diatribe in Greek type for educated Hindus to translate locally.
Philip Rosenbach of Philadelphia, tired of traffic court penalties for street parking during business hours, plans to erect a private garage near his premises to secure convenient vehicle storage and avoid public street parking during peak hours.
Mothers attend a class labeled as dressmaking instruction and describe relief at completing the first demonstration. The scene shows a practical learning effort with a focus on sewing and basic garment construction.
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