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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
4
A Duke hospital physician notes polio cases rising among adults, with immunity fading and higher risk of paralysis and death in the elderly. He cites 1944 figures from New York City and rural areas, where most cases were among adults and suburban residents.
The readable fragments discuss time, availability, and the aim to make things more sweet. It hints at a reasoning approach and a desire to look at things with a calmer perspective, but concrete details remain unclear.
A committee urges stockmen to fortify feeds with essential minerals not always present. They warn goiter risk from manganese and other minerals in commercial feeds and stress testing seeds from questionable sources. If mixing own feeds, verify ingredients and use lab analysis to detect deficiencies.
Boeing announces upgrading the XB-47 Stratojet with General Electric J-47 turbojets to raise thrust by more than 25 percent per engine. The two experimental XB-47s will test the higher engine power, increasing overall performance and top speed.
Question prompts assess common hazards in the home. Check rug grip, screen cords, stair safety, window screens, knife handling, medicine storage, spill cleanup, and family first aid readiness to prevent accidents.
The article explains a silver cleaning method using an aluminum pan with water and dissolved bicarbonate. Submerge the silver in the solution and stir or heat gently to speed up tarnish removal. An electrochemical reaction removes sulfur from the tarnish, restoring the silver’s shine.
A devotional verse by Grace Mell Gremell urges weary hearts to seek God and claim renewal. It promises strength, youth restored, and freedom from sorrow, describing soaring ascent and unburdened walking under the sun as the ultimate joy.
Mr and Mrs C Emory Springs road report a Gault of Melrose Highlands. Mr and Mrs Edward F Pike and Mrs Robert B Pike of 35 Great road returned from a trip to Me Enroute home plans at ee De to Mr and Mrs R Ic of 31 Great pam Jr and daughter visiting ee Dodges. They too were former residents of 31 Great road. Jack Cloutier of North road is having his annual vacation and is motoring to various points during his vacation. Evan Boynton of 65 Fletcher road has returned home after spending the summer playing with a band at The sympathy of the towns people is extended to Irvin M Puffer Hartwell road and to Mrs John R McCoy of Cond cond street wae Glee ae Mrs David Fulton 651 Springs road is at home after an tion at Lowell General pital. John M Currier son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln BE Currier 106 South road has returned home after a his cousins and Peter
Natives of that era increasingly regarded tomatoes as a prime nutrition source. The A and P Service for Homemakers notes their succulent goodness and high value, suitable for sandwiches salads meat bases and various processed forms like soaps cocktail juice or condiments.
West Concord Boy Scouts from Troop 33 joined with Youth Hostels for a 150 mile ride through western Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont. They swam in cool brooks and enjoyed countryside vistas amid tobacco fields and drying barns along the Connecticut River.
Community notices list a Thursday evening drill at State Armory and a Friday final summer service at West Concord Union Church. Monday closures affect Concord and West Concord stores with a meeting at Evangelical Free Church at 8 p.m. and related events through the week.
Maynard church schedules Holy Communion on Sundays at 8 and 1, morning prayer at 10 45, devotions and social hour follow, no 8 o clock in July August. St Bridget’s Church lists daily Mass 7, confessions Saturday 3 5 and 7 8 30, Sunday Masses 7 8 30 10 30, Lake Boone Chapel 9 15 10 30, devotion 7 30 p m.
Sunday masses at 6 and 10 a m with weekday masses listed. Confessions available before the 8 o'clock mass and at 3 and 7 o'clock on Saturday. Friday is the First of the Month.
The Rev. Robert K. Jr and Mrs Philip Que lead morning worship at Maynard Methodist Church with an 11 a.m. service and a sermon titled Is Prayer More Than To Yourself. The Sudbury program theme centers on a Boy and Girl film project.
Fragmentary note mentions Bedford relatives including A Peever of Swamp. Context unclear. no dates or actions established.
A ser mon style lesson centers on passages from the Bl a Ss James Version focusing on child readers. The text discusses moral and spiritual guidance for youth and the responsibility of parents and teachers.
The Long Street pastor will preach an upcoming sermon. A children's mass and a downstairs service are noted with times around 6:15 and 8:15. The service honors St. Jeach with a Tuesday night gathering at seven o'clock.
The Rev John E Wallace announces Union Summer services at West Concord beginning September 4 at 9 30 am. The preacher will lead morning gatherings with community participation and hymn singing.
Sunday masses are listed at 7330 with services hosted by Rev Fr Francis Egan. The notices emphasize morning worship and parish events at Acton St Elizabeth.
A brief note indicates the Stow Harbor Company term closes with plans to resume services Sunday as the group restarts activities.
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