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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1926
Page
4
The text advises wiping dishes as they will dry and using hot water for greasy items. Wash pots and pans immediately after use, while other meal parts cook, to shorten later work. Clearing the table and organizing space beforehand saves time, with a scraper kept near the sink for convenience.
A medical note by John Lene discusses weight loss risks. It warns against rapid reductions and stresses gradual dieting to preserve skin integrity. excess weight loss can cause facial wrinkling bagginess and visible hand veins, while midlife dieting affects facial color and appearance.
The page lists numerous individuals and entities with tax amounts, including Parker, Thomas F. Parmenter, Dapic W.. Peterson, Martins. Seder and Gruber. Townsend, Benjamin F.. United Coop. Asan.. Fitchburg R. R. Co. Gas Co. and others. It appears as a compiled record of taxable figures and related names from a municipal ledger, with scattered notes about locals and non residents.
Concord Junction and nearby towns report residents taking vacations to Niagara Falls Quebec and Newport among other destinations. Visitors include the Kennedys Damons Gerings Sylvesters Loring and Prentiss families. Community events note PTAs meeting and a staff shift with Mr and Mrs James Caldwell moving to Melrose and other social updates.
The note reports Mrs. Foley of Martin Street and several neighbors wish for a swift recovery for the ailing resident, with friends expressing concern and support.
William Desautels hosted a party at Mapledale Country Club Stow to mark his 30th birthday. Guests presented a steamer wardrobe trunk and lap robe as he eyes travel abroad to gather material for art. He will stop at Cape Gris Nez before attempting an English channel swim and affiliation with planters.
In South Acton the Congregational church will hold its first Circle meeting this week at 2:30. Mr and Mrs Frankle and their children are visiting Mrs Frankle's parents Mr and Mrs John Koerner of Huntington Long Island N Y Mr and Mrs Harold Reynolds are visiting relatives in Maine and Mr and Mrs H T Pratt are spending a few weeks at Winthrop
Pasadena boys Itos hcoe and Wallace food have built ship models that impressed the United States Steamboat Inspection Service and entered an Exposition exhibit. From a childhood hobby, their workshop grew into a thriving business with orders from major ship operators and plans for a Malolo class liner model 582 feet long.
District nurse presents monthly duties: visits made 60 with 3 new cases admitted and 7 discharged, 4 cases on hand. Fees collected total 49.50 dollars.
Peter H. Malone 56 of 21 Concord street Maynard died Saturday at 2g o'clock after an operation and brief illness. Born in Willimantic Conn he lived in Maynard 11 years from Collinsville. He belonged to Division 44 AOH and Loom Fixers Union. Survived by three daughters Mrs George Sharpe Miss Beatrice Malone and Miss Grace Malone all of Maynard and three sisters and one brother. Funeral from the home at 8:30 Tuesday with high mass at St Bridget's at 9. Interment in St Bridget's Cemetery amid flowers. Bearers: Charles Thompson James McCarthy James C Mahoney Philip Allard Sylvester B Sullivan Joseph Lambert.
Mrs. M Stearnsot visits for a week with her brother William in West Acton. Miss Mary French visits relatives in Watertown. Webster Blanchard drives a new Cadillac. Mrs. Everett Spring lett leaves for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Verner win. Mr. and Mrs. Cox visit the Harloe family and move tenants with Mr. and Mrs. Crag. The Harlowe family moves into the former Wagholdt tenement. Mr. MacLennan and daughter occupy the vacated tenement. Mrs. Mae Holton hosts her niece and child from G field. Miss Jennie Mardy of W town visits her uncle James French. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gould return from Five Islands Maine and plan Florida trip. Mrs. Harry Warmboldt and Jane Hubert return from vacation in Pi Maine.
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