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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
4
Apples and potatoes thawed slowly can be restored to good condition, while rapid thawing leads to flabby texture and decay. Carpets over plants slow freezing and thawing. A humorous exchange about weight loss mocks medical risk, reflecting light political satire.
A reflective piece argues that a man lacking notable achievements or ceremonial honors cannot expect posterity to honor him unless he earns recognition through tangible deeds or milestones.
A testimonial from C. McCarthy of Ames Place Marlboro Massachusetts describes back and side pains relieved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes quick and sure relief, praising stronger kidneys and urging readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole agents.
Administrator's sale of real estate in Marlborough Mass occurs Monday December 4 1911 at 10 A M at No 88 88A and 90A Newton Street. Property includes land about 9800 square feet a two family house with eight rooms and separate tenement plus a six room cottage. Centrally located on Highland City street with heat gas baths and ample basement. Terms 300 cash or certified check due within ten days after delivery. Auctioneer J J Skahan.
Agnes L. Riddle of Denver, first rural district woman elected to the state legislature, serves six years as Colorado state grange secretary. She rises early for dairy work and travels to Denver for legislative duties, fighting for agricultural college funding, dairy reforms, and farmer welfare. Her efforts aim to raise social conditions on farms and reform dairy prices amid industry tests.
Professor J Mairs of the State College Pennsylvania proposes correspondence courses in agriculture. Local grange classes would meet regularly with a class leader. Question sheets and answers pass to the college, then final lectures and examination by an expert.
The New Sweden Grange Produce Company organized at New Sharon Maine with 10000 capital stock none paid in to own or lease potato houses and trade in potatoes feed seed fertilizer and machinery Officers include President August Peterson New Age and Treasurer A A Gilson Sweden New York state grange to meet in Auburn in February.
A reflection on cooperative effort and social welfare. The piece argues altruism fuels democracy and binds science, invention, and land use to communal progress rather than private gain. It stresses shared ownership and broad enterprise as pathways to rapid community growth.
Denver supports playgrounds in winter and summer with a noted park system. The 1910 park board spent 12000 dollars on improvements reflecting forward planning for citizen breathing space. City decorates streets with evergreens and wreaths while a local firm showcases an artistic fence alternative with shrubs along a paladin roof arcade.
The piece argues a new civic spirit visible nationwide and abroad led by surveys city plans campaigns and permanent organizations. It likens social diagnosis to medical diagnosis, urging data driven study to uncover causes before remedies such as playgrounds or mortality reduction can be effectively addressed.
Representative W J Borland outlines a Kansas City vision for a comprehensive plan to create a city practical and sensible. The proposal includes a civic center, topographical survey, routes for factories and terminals, and accessible homes near work. Emphasis on reducing commute and improving street and neighborhood aesthetics.
Hill City Kansas youths earned 5 cents per hundred tins as city trash cleanup moves 63 000 cans and scraps hauled away. City Marshal Yerkes oversaw the effort as 31 large loads were collected along a central trail through town ending junk dump use.
Saturday service runs every half hour between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM and between Concord and Hudson from 4 PM to 8 PM. Sunday service offers half hourly trips between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM until October 28 1911.
A man tested by a Chicago lawyer impressed with his precise recall of early small events. He said he was well rehearsed for the examination and noted he had just filled out a telephone application the day before.
A durable aid is described to help an invalid perform daily tasks like adjusting curtains raising shades and moving furniture. The item combines strength lightness and an iron hook on one end with a knob on the other. The dialog includes a riddle about the dictionary's first word and a joke about the last word.
An Atchison girl never has a beau as she walks so rapidly that the average young man cannot keep up with her.
A reader's excerpt cites Edwards on desires and another remark about the futility of belief, noting that experience shows more satisfaction comes from minding others' business. It also mentions the honey bee's origin as possibly Central Europe, per authorities.
A collection of maxims and humorous lines features philosophers Carlyle and Schopenhauer, quotes on books and happiness, a quip about a mechanical screecher on a car, and a dialogue about marriage proposals. The closing notes cite Need a Model and Goldsmith on personal growth and imitation.
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