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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1926
Page
8
A practical column outlines treating eye foreign bodies with drops of cocaine, removing embedded debris, and delaying specialist care. It covers burns using Parasinine wax, splinters under nails, bleeding with direct pressure, and occupational skin diseases. The piece closes with a personal anecdote and Dr. Lucy N. Whits on medical guidance.
The Acton Board of Trade schedules a regular meeting at Acton Town Hall on Wednesday evening in October. A band concert starts at eight, followed by the speaker for the evening. All Acton men are urged to attend to aid town welfare. ladies are invited to join.
Mentions of Miss Josephine Welsh possibly becoming postmaster at a new building around October 20. Discussion of attendance rewards and reputation, hospital visit by Miss Emily Willis, and construction for a new schoolhouse. Maynard notes of Ladies Auxiliary delegates to a county board meeting at Chambridge with supper and entertainment, next meeting in Medford.
An all day session at Acton Church lists participants including Miss E Bull of Fitchburg and Mrs Jamin Derby of West Concord. The event mentions book titles The New Moslem World and Our Southern Schools, with Rev Aas M Parker leading services aided by Mrs Moore. A bus will meet the 10 A.M. train from Fitchburg at South Acton Station to convey passengers to Acton.
Miss Dorothy Whitney was elected president of the Young Club of the National Church at the annual meeting Friday evening to succeed Miss Edith Peterson. Ralph B. Petersen Jr was named vice president, Miss Virginia Prescott secretary, Ralph Hemenway treasurer, and Miss Ada Chiabrandi chairman of the social committee.
A continued page lists participants in school and club exhibits across Acton Westford and surrounding towns. Names appear for first second and third year collections including Samuel Carlisle Dorothy Heywood Evelyn Benjamin Ruth Nesmith and Marion Stoney with items from canning beans beets carrots cherries and glassware. Prizes include embroidery weaving and crafts awarded to Helen Sawyer Barbara Raymond Rachel Teele and others.
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