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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
4
A kitchen column lists recipes and methods for Sour Cream Bicault Hot Water Gingerbread Drop Cakes Spiced Tongue Mock Angel Cake and more. It provides ingredient amounts and step by step instructions for traditional dishes and desserts.
The passage argues time cannot be replaced once spent and warns against delaying today’s work. It stresses that energy and effort determine wealth, that borrowing time from tomorrow shortens life, and that both work and recreation deserve careful, noninterruptive use. It cautions against idle chats and time wasted on others' tasks.
A Popular Science Monthly illustration describes a homemade hot motor alarm using a Bakelite thermostat tube in the radiator. When engine water boils and heats the mercury chamber, the device completes a circuit and lights the dash lamp to warn the driver.
Honest efforts to operate an automobile economically hinge on avoiding idling and using steady throttle. Proper spark timing, hand throttling on long stretches, gradual speed increases, and careful steering and parking reduce fuel use, wear, and maintenance costs.
Automobiles in Wisconsin represent an investment of $138,831,000. The American farmer is a keen buyer. Automotive exports from the United States last year exceeded $330,000,000 to 114 countries. A new steam automobile is due to hit the market soon at about $1,000. Ontario leads Canadian registrations with Saskatchewan second. Gasoline costs 88 centavos a gallon in Mexico. The Automobile Association in London counts over 1,600 members.
Postmaster General Hays urges postmasters to share practical methods for efficient Christmas mail handling. A city used school buildings as night distribution centers, delivering to schools by horse or motor vehicles and using corridors for block sorting. The plan cut delivery time, reduced vehicle use, and aided supervision, especially in cold regions.
Rev J L M Levesque pastor of St Marys church is expected home today after a two week trip to Canada. The Happy Hollow Club occupies its new quarters in the Preston block above the Grand Theatre.
Southboro dispatch notes attempts to restore power and light via wires to the Deerfoot dairy and to St Mark's as of December 1. Crews work to reestablish supply and illumination after disruptions affecting local facilities.
Fay School reports completion of its self generated power project with expectations the work will finish tomorrow. The initiative aims to provide independent electric supply for campus operations and reduce reliance on external grids.
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