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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
3
A rough, moralistic reflection argues Americans have not learned real thrift. It warns that spending habits tied to high living costs and excess cash threaten national welfare, urging care, discipline, and long term financial prudence to avert disaster.
A reflective note praises days that seem exceptional, mentioning the weather and local sentiment as counterpoints to prejudice. The passage attributes the atmosphere to the region and to the enduring vibe of the area, highlighting a sense of kinship and place.
A garbled passage discusses people who dislike others despite humanity lessons. It mentions bets on someone and references the Salvation Army as organized to aid fellow men, implying a contrast with evil. No clear runtime events or individuals are identified.
testimony describes a departmental dispute over uses of staff and a colored cook aiding in a crisis. references to Burleson seeking a remedy, a long-serving worker, and a note about compensation and garden labor. stray lines mention northern Russia and temporary returns.
Coal operators plan a U S legal action alleging government price restrictions during federal control caused losses. They argue the Fuel Administration set/maintained low maximum prices, preventing a fair return despite costs, and claim damages from anthracite and bituminous mines. If successful, more suits may follow.
An editorial condemns Congress efforts to curb high prices while noting little effect on beef costs. It argues price transmission from producers to shoppers keeps inflation entrenched, discounts profiteering claims, and suggests steady margins persist despite competition in Marlboro.
A kitchen note offers recipes for custards and comforting cheese dishes. It covers bread and cheese souffle, crostini with butter, and sponge cakes filled with cream. Also included are Ginger Custard Baked Orange Custard and Cheese Custard with grated cheese for flavor.
Women in Covingtel, Ry., are engaging in cooperative store projects with the aim of lowering the cost of living. The effort emphasizes collective purchasing and community support to stretch budgets.
John Switzer fell into a 20 foot dry well while awaiting a fox chase near Nice. He spent the night trying to climb out, finally pulling himself to safety with a bush as dawn broke. He was found dazed by companions with minor bruises.
About forty young men in Flagstaff, including Northern Arizona Normal School students and Cornelius Buckley's circle, chased and trimmed each other’s hair after Buckley was clipped. Buckley’s friends captured twenty students in retaliation, sparking a wide frisk across town and campus. Barbers rushed to fix the odd patches.
Robert Brown of Pechin Pennsylvania says he owns the world’s smallest pony colt. The ten week old animal is just larger than a Belgian hare and highly lively and affectionate, often trying to crawl onto his owner's lap when Brown sits.
Professor Vaughn Mac Caughey of the College of Hawaii warns that the Hawaiian race is rapidly becoming extinct. He cites alcohol, plague, measles, leprosy, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and blood diseases introduced by white settlers as the cause of this decline, noting these illnesses were unknown in Hawaii before the arrival of whites.
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