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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
4
Public notice text from a historic Massachusetts issue includes subscription details and postal handling. The fragment references rates for one year and single copies and mentions locations such as Concord Acton and Bedford. It appears as a classified notice on a weekly enterprise page.
The text reflects on Henry Cabot Lodge and his influence within the Republican Party. It discusses his conservatism and limited progressive legislation, his strong personal following, and questions whether his grandson can carry the Lodge name forward as asset or liability amid shifting party dynamics and historical reevaluation.
The passage notes male redwinged blackbirds have scarlet epaulets while females are brown above and heavily mottled below with dull coloration.
The piece argues to replace the complex settlement system with a flat state subsidy covering 25 percent of annual relief costs. It notes many towns face reimbursements and that Boston attracts destitute residents. It urges state supervision to ensure fair relief standards and reduce wasteful paperwork.
Early Rhine traffic moved East goods via Italy to the river where ships carried spices and silks to the North. Castles rose in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and barons taxed trade, triggering city revolts and wars to defend shipping.
A brief note identifies a Baltimore bird nicknamed for a peer, describing its distinctive traits and the local naming convention. The item highlights community interest in regional avian nomenclature and the lore surrounding named birds.
Through the Eyes of the Press highlights Sears, Roebuck & Co at 715 Main Street Waltham with departments from Hardware to Footwear and Automotive. The store showcases Silvertone Radios and an Electric Refrigerator endorsed by Good Housekeeping along with Hercules plumbing heating and Easy Payment plans. It notes local employment and seasonal Toyland offerings for Christmas shopping.
Centrally located at 696 Man St Waltham the candy shop advertises homemade candies and ice cream with weekend specials and a broad assortment. The copy claims candy as a major U S food product and highlights holiday chocolates bon bons novelties salted nuts dates and stuffed walnuts.
The Watertown Book Bindery at 81 Spring Street Watertown offers rebinding for hymn books libraries magazines school books catalogues and newspapers. Managed by J W Regan they advertise special prices on school and contract work with modern equipment and a reputation for quality and progress.
Watch City Authorized Johns Manville contractor offers asbestos sidewall shingles for new and re roofing at 420 Moody Street Waltham. No down payment. estimates cheerfully given. Fireproof durable and low upkeep claim.
Morse Body Shop at 69 Howard Street Watertown under Arthur Morse offers complete establishment for manufacturing commercial and truck bodies. They use seasoned woods high quality metal parts and proven construction principles ensuring reliability for farmers manufacturers and fleet operators.
Murphy Snyder offers modern printing services with complete equipment and design help. They invite town officials manufacturers merchants and the public to consult for paper selection and layout with cheerful estimates and no obligation.
The Butler Upholstering Shop specializes in repairing and rebuilding all kinds of furniture including antiques. They use the best materials and expert workmanship to satisfy patrons in Waltham and vicinity, offering custom restoration for homes offices and institutions with rapid dispatch.
Centrally located at 625 Main Street Waltham the store run by Sully Colletto markets complete liquor stock including imported and domestic wines liquors and cordials. The ad invites visitors to inspect stock noting it as a ladies and gentlemen headquarters and promoting legitimate purchases after repeal with assurances of quality and price.
An article extols the Concord Municipal Light Plant highlighting electricity's impact on home life and industry. It notes lower costs, efficiency gains, and views tax burdens as a challenge while stressing public cooperation with households and businesses.
A vintage notice promotes Sunny Crest Home and Dale Rest Hospital in Waltham offering day and night elderly care for chronic, convalescent, and mild cases. Located at 82 90 Dale Street the facility emphasizes spacious grounds moderate rates and modern facilities for proper care.
The annual fair of the Congregational church will be held December 6 and 7 at Cooperative Hall. Mrs. Irving Howe chairs the general committee. The second degree will be exemplified at a meeting of L. D. Wilson Chapter Order DeMolay at Masonic Hall next Monday night. Mrs. Joseph Glickman and her son Harold visited her brother A. B. Marcus, proprietor of Marcus Shows, at his Boston performance yesterday. Marcus Shows are world famous and were popular in Japan.
Charlie Weckstrom of Mollica Motor Sales in Waltham, with five years at the firm, announces DeSoto and Plymouth sales. He notes the Registry of Motor Vehicles will open an office on Main Street in Waltham opposite the Savings Bank next Friday.
The text argues Hons must reject false propaganda and embrace Christian love as the solution. It cites Matthew 22 39 and Mary Baker Eddy to urge arming against error in personal consciousness. It cites 2 Corinthians 10 4 and calls for replacing hatred with love, noting peace may require inner warfare before external harmony.
The Coventry plays were likely written by the clergy and drew wide attendance.
The Spanish occupation of the Philippines began in 1565 and established a city government in 1571 at the Pasig River mouth. Manila grew into a prosperous trading hub with China, becoming a key center of commerce in the region.
Large state in Mato Grosso with vast square miles relied on the Itiquy River for routes before railway construction opened inland areas. Much of the interior remained explored only after rail links emerged.
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