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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR suggests a historical note about a church in a coal region near Yuan 1 or Newburgh in Ohio with dates around 181 ty 1888. The line is unclear and may reference early settlement or church founding.
A reflective piece traces lanterns from farm wagons to city signaling posts and rail lines, highlighting their role in guiding travel and lifting human spirits. It recalls lanterns near church spires and on Jonesy Road, noting their presence on streets at night and their symbolic endurance.
A Middle West agriculture committee urges pasture crops as a major protein source for livestock. Pasture mixtures like alfalfa and brome grass, with phosphorus and potash fertilizers, can yield beef pounds comparable to higher input crops and support spring grazing and later growth. Agronomists will assist farmers in efficient pasture use.
U S Department of Agriculture studies identify Buffaloberry as a rich source of vitamin C with fresh berries offering double the standard daily amount and jam containing two thirds this level. New Hampshire wild blueberries provide vitamin C when eaten raw. Wild rice and field mushrooms show notable B vitamin content including thiamine riboflavin nicotinic acid and pantothenic acid.
Over the last five years about a quarter of a million farmers moved from selling separated cream to whole milk. Farm wholesale whole milk sales rose from 40 billion pounds in 1935 39 to 60 billion, a sizable gain not expected to be reversed soon.
A compact guide by Wilbur H. Thies an apple expert at Mass State College detailing careful picking methods. It covers ladder safety proper grip to detach apples from stems and handling boxes, plus common bruising causes and advice to follow the foreman instructions.
Letters from Randall Jacobs and other officers urge youths under 18 and those in military service to return to school this autumn. They stress education as vital for postwar progress, leadership roles, and national strength, urging high school completion and continued study.
The Massachusetts cranberry harvest of 1944 is expected to total about 230000 barrels, far below 1943’s 485000 and 1942’s 572000. National output may reach 448000 barrels versus 680900 the previous year. Buy war bonds and stamps.
A novice boxer enters the ring sees his opponent and a man with a towel as his second. The novice asks who the man is and learns he must go first. The moment shows a humorous miscue in the pre fight scene.
A stranger asks for directions while the other reveals a secret plan. The conversation hints at a surprise party to be kept under wraps until reveal. The playful exchange centers on secrecy and curiosity.
Durmb explains teaching a cat medicine to Dora who replies with a practical aim of having a first aid measure for emergencies.
A humorous dialogue features Cowboy demonstrating a lasso and asking about bait while Yank and Arab remark on a Sahara beach. The exchange turns quirky with jokes about bathing suits and distances. A cop warns against pushing strangers and hints at a swift hospital trip with an umbrella.
A garbled exchange references an artist who painted a cobweb so real a maid tried to sweep it. Characters discuss believability and mention of maids. The dialogue includes uneven phrasing and mismatched names, with lines like Why not and It’s longer this way.
A confused classroom dialogue features a teacher scolding a student for rude talk while a boy mentions an old flame. The scene centers on the teenage social dynamic and a misdirected flirtation.
Wit Sticky.
A tense exchange unfolds as He demands a kiss and threatens violence while She refuses and warns against force. The confrontation centers on consent and personal boundaries in a charged moment.
A light dialogue captures a boy and girl debating a modern history course. The boy jokes about dating advantage, while the girl questions his interest in history, highlighting humor over academic focus.
Pvt. Tenshan and Pvt. Too exchange surprised relief as the sergeant praises Tenshan’s actions this morning. The brief reunion scene reflects camaraderie amid hardships.
A brief dialogue shows a couple moving nearer to the melody so they can hear each other. The exchange ends with them agreeing to follow along together.
Dialogue line shows Harry claiming happiness and Jerry noting many chances to marry but choosing not to risk. The exchange highlights humor about marriage choices and caution.
A fragmented note hints at a quirky exchange about keeping a ferret with a girl, suggesting a schoolyard rumor or casual conversation. The garbled text leaves the exact details unclear but centers on a humorous animal request and social reactions.
A wartime Q and A column addresses mustering out pay for those discharged after Sept 16 1940 eligibility rules for dependents and child allowances for commissioned officers and spouses. It includes sample queries from soldiers widows and parents about initial pay dates and how checks are distributed.
Holy Communion at 9 30 Sunday services listed for Trinity Episcopal Elm Street. Rev Edward P Daniels from Concord will preach with soloist Mrs Robert Harris and readings from Christian Science textbooks. The text mentions themes of salvation, truth, life, and substance of mind and soul.
Concord's First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday School at 10 45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 pm Reading room hours are noon to 4 pm on weekdays except holidays The lesson sermon subject is Substance as read in The Mother Church Boston and in all mother churches locally
Readable fragments indicate Union Church plans a morning worship led by Mt will preach. Church school is set for September 17 with further events including a blood drive on September 22. Other text appears garbled and unclear about specifics.
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