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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1935
Page
4
The fragment shows postal imprint details for The Weekly Enterprise of Marlboro Massachusetts, indicating publication as second class matter with 1903 date and subscription rates listed. It reflects the local newspaper’s origin and mailing status.
A tribute recalling Jane Addams as a leading American figure who Channelled reform through education and law. The piece highlights her settlement work, global regard, and enduring influence on peace, Americanization, and social ethics. It notes her calm approach and belief that education plus reform is key to reducing societal ills.
The passage praises Jane Adams for her practical self sacrificing example and her readiness to endorse causes she supports. It stresses the value of a well balanced individual who thinks deeply and commits fully to meaningful efforts.
The article portrays Secretary Wallace's remark about not enforcing the potato control act as a joke at a AAA press conference. It notes the public may miss the humor and warns that enforcing the act could provoke loud reactions and speculation about New Deal policy.
A reflective sermon argues millions educated to expect a living without effort. It contrasts natural scarcity with government aid, claiming nations enable loafing by drawing on others’ savings. The piece warns that reliance on state support would collapse when capital is exhausted.
In a region between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea claimed as the Jason and the Argonauts site, locals collect gold flakes by laying greasy wool in river beds. A K Dawson of the American Express Russian division confirms the method and its link to the legend.
The passage notes Romany people believed to have constructed luxurious villas around the town on the French Riviera, spending part of each year there and remaining fashionably noted in the area.
A satirical column blends ghostly references to old-line Republicans and Cobb family woes with jabs at sanctions, Mussolini, and Uncle Sam. It parodies international intrigue, Greece’s kingly grip, Roosevelt's proclamations, Hoover's debt talk, and a French wallpaper block inventor, all in a brisk, period voice.
The passage discusses sowing and reaping as divine law, urging obedience to God not for rewards but to draw nearer to the infinite good. It cites Paul and Mary Baker Eddy, stressing that truth, prayer, and understanding ripen the fruits of Spirit and bring health, happiness, and harmony.
South Sudbury reports the annual Memorial church fair set for November 1 and notes events in town. Edmund Gleason of Sudbury and Joseph Doyle of Kentucky, stationed at Charlestown Navy yard, will be employed temporarily. church opinions on war are being gathered. Young People will host a Halloween party Wednesday, and Boy Scouts plan Thursday event weather permitting. Friday night whist at VFW HQ with past winners listed.
The Laymen's League Concord Chapter of the Unita held an open meeting in one parish vestry with a guest speaker Rev. John Nicol Mark of the First Parish Unitarian Church Arlington.
The excerpt notes that the suffrage amendment uses not the word woman but grants the right to vote regardless of sex. It states Congress can enforce provisions by appropriate legislation.
A pattern for a junior girl frock with square neck scarf like collar and puff sleeves. Simple to cut and sew, suitable for sewing class, available in sizes 6 8 10 12 14. Order 2 1 2 yards of 36 inch fabric from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 232 West Eighteenth St New York NY.
Biological survey notes that inexperienced dogs biting toads suffer a bitter taste from milky poisonous fluid near the toad’s eyes. The secretion, meant to deter predators, fails against snakes, skunks or birds of prey. Skunks roll toads to rub off the poison.
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