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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1936
Page
6
The Concord town imposes temporary health regulations for the Hunt Memorial Gymnasium. Rules require health certificates from medical inspectors, clean uniforms, floor sterilization, towel control, foot baths, and restricted access to those meeting health standards.
The passage describes copperheads as small venomous pit vipers up to three feet with hourglass markings and a pit between eye and nostril visible at close range. It also covers timber rattlers as large up to six feet with three-quarter inch fangs and a velvet tail, noting their gray geometric bands and overall coloration.
The passage urges use of the gymnasium for children's health and promotes the saying An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. It favors proactive measures over reactive fixes and commends the effort as essential to well being.
Maynard residents observe Rosh Hashanah marking the Jewish new year 6697 in Hebrew calendar. The festival centers on judgment, prayer, fasting, and humility with the Shofar horn signaling atonement across two days per traditional practice.
Maynard high school graduate Malcolm K. Malcolm son of Mr and Mrs Arthur K Malcolm of 2 Naylor Court has been transferred from Newport Training Station to the Sira bound for Long Beach California. He is a seaman second class in the U S Navy and an outstanding member of the training station baseball team.
The Ford Pond community plans a Sunday afternoon dinner and social to close the summer season. Committee members including Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Laurila and others will contribute foods for a noon service open to the public with hot coffee cake and snacks served in the afternoon.
Marlboro pupil Kenneth M. Tebo son of Mr Mrs Joseph W L Tebo from Howland street is visiting home with his guest George Scott of Marion Arkansas. Tebo recently returned from a naval cruise to the Virgin Islands and will return to Admiral Farragut School next Saturday with another pupil.
The Old Colony Shoe Company of Brockton announces it has purchased the Alden Shoe Company's business in Abington, excluding the building, and will move operations to its Brockton location. The deal adds 25 dozen shoes for Brockton and includes moving equipment, patterns, stock, stamps, and parts.
The piece recounts Andrew Jackson’s maneuvering to back Martin Van Buren at the 1835 Democratic National Convention. Edward Rucker allegedly cast 15 Tennessee votes, giving rise to the term ruckerize meaning packing a convention. The Western Newspaper Union note highlights social tension over trivial choices like a new hat.
Fragmentary text notes a station on the battlefield and a claim that it is a disgrace to the nation. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The item appears as a terse complaint within wartime discourse.
The Moose Degree Team from Newton Centre lodge accepts an invitation to join the Order of Moose. Arthur St. Michel des F Benedetto and F Rafferty will provide piano accompaniment.
A fragment discusses government extraction from wages with emphasis on taxes and administrative action. It notes that one fourth of earnings is taken by authorities, suggesting heavy tax or levy impact on the individual. The text reflects concerns about fiscal pressure and public revenue.
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