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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
4
Fragmented text references advertising rates and a fatal balloon ascent near Lake Midtoon with mentions of the Arctic and a historical date. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A fragmentary report describes a twenty month old Odette in Cacaune Quebec riding eight miles on her father’s car board. It also notes Prof. Nelson C Brown of Syracuse University and Henry Cohen discussing wood as a fuel and material, including wood gas engines and wood silk textiles in Nazi Germany.
A reader shares ideas for hors d oeuvres and a sequence of soups and salads for entertaining. It covers canapés with smoked salmon and caviar, plus pea and tomato soups, a rib chop and apple stuffing dish, and various salad pairings with cream or mayonnaise dressings. It ends inviting readers to send opinions to Over The Tea Cups at Concord Enterprise.
A compact item notes tea cup shortages and a menu item featuring stuffed rib chops and a dessert tea course. It mentions sponge cake and milk for children as part of the serving plan. The brief reads like a small, period kitchen card in a local paper.
The piece discusses keeping warm and safe at home with curtains for north and west exposures, recommending Canton flannel or heavy outing flannel as effective, soft materials. It notes scent from cedar and pine, mentions broiled meat tips, and recalls using velvet-inspired backdrops in community playhouse settings as stylish, practical decor.
Miss Ruth Clahane of 11 Hubbard Street entered Raddcliffe last Monday in her junior year.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Guptil and others will observe Fire Prevention Week with a church service. Chief Davison urges Sudbury residents to clean cellars and remove rubbish to prevent fires.
Mary Longhstedt of Lit tle her fifth birthday celebrated at Springs road Macon with grandmother Litvan hosting. Guests arrived, games and refreshments followed. The children left tired before supper but ready for bed.
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