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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
2
The American Red Cross reports a 19.96 million dollar budget for the year, over 5 million less than last year’s 24.40 million. It funds overseas and domestic relief, hospital support, and Navy hospital aid, with 2 million for disaster relief and 3 thousand local chapters, amid ongoing drive for public support.
Dr William E B Barton notes in the Chicago Post that selling one's soul yields a grim price. He cites Faustian fiction and cautionary tales from Balzac Wilde and Stevenson, concluding the reward of sin is death and the devil collects his due.
Korean followers gather at Mount Yong Kel to mark a religious project linked to Jong Pyen. Believers see the site as a future global capital and metropolis for the peninsula, drawing thousands seeking spiritual significance and a place in prophecy.
The passage discusses seasonal food provisions for the poor and the practice of keeping sap. It notes peculiarly that fig trees can grow in poor soil and are planted on steep terraces. It mentions customs of leasing land and sharing a crop with tenants, returning land to its original condition after a contract ends.
Petition to relocate River Street in Concord presented to Middlesex County Commissioners. Order calls for notice to interested parties, a public view and hearing, with sheriff to post notices fourteen days prior and report back. Robert Hurd, assistant clerk, and Albert Adams deputy clerk signatures appear.
A dated Concord notice requests Middlesex County officials consider a matter on behalf of the town of Wulivetee. The communication is signed by John M. Keyes and bears the date September 26 1921.
The court orders notice to interested parties in Middlesex on the first Tuesday of September in Cambridge. The Sheriff or Deputy must inform all concerned to view the premises and hear the parties at the Commissioners' office in East Cambridge on the specified date at ten o clock. A copy is to be sent to Concord.
Hudson Oct 10 Police Officer Geo F Reid and Mrs Helen Blanche of Cambridge married Saturday at Mrs Edward Holyoke home in Woodbury Chambers. Ceremony led by Rev Warren Francis Lowe with Rev William H Osmond assisting. Ushers included Master Gary. groom works as a shipper for Wet Worsted.
The American Red Cross outlines a six million dollar program for Central and Eastern Europe to deliver medical care and clothing to thousands of children. The plan, announced ahead of the Annual Roll Call, aims to establish child welfare centers where medical services are scarce and inadequate.
Public auction of the Charles H. Brown mortgage property in Boxborough Massachusetts. The 140 acre farm with buildings will be sold on October 27, 1921 at 3 PM at the premises. Sale governed by the Middlesex Institution for Savings and requires a $100 cash deposit. Concord September 30 1921.
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