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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1934
Page
4
The Weekly Enterprise lists its office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford including Postage mt as part of the contact and mailing details.
City tax policy debates focus on extending payback periods for delinquent property to four years, potential effects on city finances and taxpayers, and the impact on foreclosures. A separate analysis discusses gold dollar expansion, currency retirement plans, and possible inflation implications.
Secretary Morgenthau discussed the planned use of two point eight billion dollars in treasury profits in a broadcast, framing it as a psychological inflation measure aimed at stimulating business. The remarks analyzed potential effects on markets and public confidence, signaling government strategy to balance economic stimulation with inflationary pressure.
The passage compares Upton Sinclair’s shift from Socialist ties toward Democrat alignment with Roosevelt era policies. It notes ongoing Socialist opposition to Roosevelt plans and contrasts Sinclair’s enduring anti capitalist stance with Roosevelt’s support for competitive, less controlled economic patterns.
Discussion on party realignments grows as Sinclair enters major politics and the Roosevelt stance signals restraint. Analysts compare potential Democratic shifts to Britain's Liberal-Conservative clash and note potential effects on two party balance and reformist outcomes.
Upton Sinclair’s triumph in California marks a leftward shift in the Democratic path to the governorship. The result stands as the key outcome among states voting the same day, signaling a campaign momentum swing as Sinclair defeats rivals including Franklin.
Historical note outlines early observations of citrus juice and cider curing scurvy among mariners. It cites a 200 year timeline and mentions citrus fruits as the key remedy before modern science identified ascorbic acid.
City council debates whether a proposed project would obstruct a major public thoroughfare. Officials argue over zoning, rights of way, and safety while residents weigh impact on traffic and local business.
Mr and Mrs Arthur S Johnson of Auburn celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter Mrs L D Harrington. About 75 guests attended including Mrs Gallagher daughter of the couple and Mrs Shaw sister of Mr Johnson. Gifts of gold and flowers were given and a dinner was served with help from Miss Myrcile and Doris Gallagher.
Electrolux Inc. Worcester branch held a Sunday outing at Camp Resolute Bolton on September 2. All members their wives and families attended with Marlboro office staff. Baseball water sports and athletic events followed a parade from Worcester to the picnic grounds. New England Division manager J H McCrossin was guest of honor. The trek promotes high sales in the Worcester organization.
With the season ending, debates flare over the best team at the American Woolen Company. Auctions pull players away last Saturday, leaving schedules sparse this weekend and possibly a double header. Tom King is praised for umpiring. Crowe Park and Mr. Hinds receive credit for efforts in organizing.
A method from Japan to determine chick sex with 80 to 90 percent accuracy is being introduced at Cornell. Farmers may buy only female chicks for laying flocks, cutting feed and equipment costs while males go to broiler producers. The technique deserves study to gain skill and speed.
The Missouri Farmer notes that piling chicks ages two to four months causes heavy losses especially when heat ends. Losses occur from bottom chicks smothering or sweating. solution includes early roosting by six weeks and wire frame roosts along the north wall to lift chicks off the floor.
A practical ration for growing flocks emphasizes growth materials for bone, reproduction, and overall development. It calls for digestible fats and carbohydrates, quality proteins, minerals, indigestible ballast, and vitamins, listing yellow corn wheat middlings raw bone grit milk and salt in small amounts.
Separation should occur as soon as sex is determined, guided by facilities. Move cockerels only after they are fully feathered and into well heated new quarters. Mixing genders accelerates growth, crowds space, and raises risk of disease and cannibalism.
Aggregated items report unusual egg production in the United States with a large number laid by Gaaké bee colonies. Ireland’s Downpatrick goose reportedly laid a notably heavy egg. Advice covers egg water content, yolk color enhancement, and pullet vaccination timing for fowl pox at eight to ten weeks, with cautions on disease prevalence.
Nantucket, an island 28 miles from the mainland, gains notice for its enduring appeal and distinctive profile as a northeastern coastal enclave known for history and tourism. The text highlights its geographic distance and cultural cachet.
The article advises adding light and space via dormers in an attic conversion. It warns against oversized upgrades that distort the house exterior and recommends several small, simple dormers that blend with the roof and overall home design.
A disputed fence erected by George A. Dyer between Mrs. J. A. Anderson’s tea room and James H. McManus ice cream shop on the Boston Post road prompts a court fight over land rights. Police observed the structure as authorities consider injunctions to resolve the standoff.
Police deploy tear gas bombs as thousands gather outside the Man Pang textile plant. Strike leaders demand 300,000 in aid countrywide. manufacturers call the strike a failure while unions push loom fixers. Mills in Rhode close as tension grows.
Boston reports a boy named Frank Guidie aged six trapped between two walls after slipping into a narrow space. Firefighters used jacks and pried a wooden wall to widen the gap and free him. The boy was found suffocating and was rescued from a space seven inches wide narrowing to five inches.
In Westboro on September 4 a damage report notes acts of heroism as several individuals rushed into the Lyman School building to help during a blaze or incident. Property loss estimated around 45,000 dollars tied to prize cattle and school assets.
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