21 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
3
The passage notes Coralet and an eagle's plume used to ward off lightning due to Jupiter links. Romans wore bay leaves for preservation. Holly and fig trees were believed resistant to lightning, while Pliny claimed laurel never gets struck by lightning.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a household remedy for weak kidneys. It cites Mrs. ELF Howe of Marlboro praising its effectiveness after backache and kidney troubles. The advert lists a 50 cent price and credits Foster Milburn as the supplier in Buffalo New York.
The Concord Lyceum launches its sixth season with six programs starting Nov 4 featuring Patience by Concord Musical Club, Joseph Panes humor lecture on Nov 19, readings by Mrs Waldo Richards on Dec 2, Albert L Squier's South America lecture Dec 16, Burns dramatic sketch Jan 6 by Scottish Players, and a concert Jan 26 by the Alfred Holy Trio.
Mary E Wadley, once a high school pupil in Concord, leads a New York Bellevue hospital social service drive. She builds a broad network of volunteers and committees to ensure aftercare, home visits, convalescent support, employment help, and patient advocacy, turning Bellevue into a center of systemic relief.
Plans for Concord armory are with the architect James E. McLoughlin after approval by the governor's council bids will be advertised for the coming week. A model armory similar to Clinton Hudson and Milford is planned with $55000 appropriated. Ground will be broken the first of November to rush completion.
The Camp Fire Girls of Concord staged a day of plays, dances, and songs featuring six young dancers, a short morality play Everygirl, and the larger Any girl production. Casts included Helen Towle Elizabeth Wheeler Esther Davis and others with Ethel Hoyle guiding. Audience praised the exhibition of Camp Fire activities and ideals.
Friction causes bind cords to snap while sun and weather weaken them. Greasing the cords may reduce friction and prolong their life by minimizing wear and breakage risks.
A fragmented note claims Wisden avoids politics and will likely stay detached, while the Atlanta Constitution framing hints at ongoing tensions between wisdom, political involvement, and public discourse.
Mature reflection on human fallibility and the obligation to support one another through consolation, guidance, and prudent warnings, highlighting interdependence as a universal condition.
There are 1,435 institutions in the United States dedicated to the care of children.
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