Love of Liberty: Youth of Thomas Moore at Trinity College
A portrait of Thomas Moore tracing his youth at Trinity College Dublin His early brilliance and Irish patriotism stirred students and sparked the crisis of 1798 The poet’s refusal to incriminate classmates and his shift from law to poetry mark his rise as Ireland’s lyric voice.
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Trinity College
Irich
Aglow
Thomas Moore
Sud Pontey
Nia
Jana
Puttin
Perio
Trist Pister
Thobert Bay
Moore
Snd
Charles O'Farrell
London
Sean
Tom Moore
Ireland
The Price of Freedom Amid Old Dame and Caged Desire
Fragmentary text reflects a rebellious cry against authority and repression. It contrasts longing for freedom with the dull, governed routine of schooling and society. The narrator urges patience before awakening to a world of roaming, wandering, and unrestrained enjoyment.
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Lewis
Fragments of Travel Notes in West Africa Gossip
A fragmented travel sketch describes West Africa scenes with peculiar phrasing and odd quotes. The piece references travelers and locals debating manners, life, and social norms amid a rough roadside setting.
Sherbet and drinks mark Concord Harvest Week
The week mentions sherbet as a popular drink and describes its serving in carved wooden spoons. Local notes list school reopening, visits, car purchases from Macone Bros and Torres & Vialle, and various residents traveling or hosting guests during the holiday period. Cars from multiple states stopped at a local garage for gas and oil on Labor Day.
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George Russell
Jamaica Plain
Edward Torrey
Frank Petersen
Macone Bros Richards
Wood Re
Earl
Plymouth
I. Anderson & Son
Mroo
William
Dee
Darby McGarty
Tind Son
Godfrey Rowles
Westminster
Mra
Homer Allen
Ward Carl
James Bo. Wood
Bass
Walcott
Fourte Oo
Matist
West Yarmouth
Benjamin Derby
Concord
Jive Tion
Torrey & Vialle
Nibert Ro Bacon
Pedford
Torres & Vialle
Texas
Florida
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
The White Plague and Nutrition in Tuberculosis
The piece argues tuberculosis stems from poor nourishment and improper diet. It emphasizes digestion, nitrogen intake from meat or beans, starch needs, and warns of scurvy like effects from malnutrition. Dr. Sammet G. Dixon, health commissioner of Pennsylvania, is cited.
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Wwe
Levis
Sammet G. Dixon
Perussivania
Soldiers' Uniforms and Prized Equipage in Era
The piece discusses uniforms worn by soldiers and their significance, noting style, material, and the ceremonial impact. It references historical figures and places, including Venice and St. Mark's, and mentions church depictions and parade customs tied to military attire.
Harnessing Sun Heat For Power And Cooking
Alexander Graham Bell discusses solar heat as a versatile energy source. He explains experiments with a simple oil and water setup to show water boiling at high temps and oil remaining cool. Bell envisions roofs collecting sun rays to heat water, power machinery, and even store heat in tanks for long use.
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Washington
Mexander Graham Bell
National Geographic Magazine
Pendulum Clock Invention Signals Galileo Era Insight
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early ideas about swinging mechanisms and a timing device. The text references Galileo era concepts and mentions a pendulum like tool, with scattered phrases about timing, gears, and observations, but the passage is indecipherable in places.
Praise For the Growierg Tary Phe ProWoods
Fragmented text presents a blurring of ideas with metaphorical phrases about progress and world events. Named places include Atlanta. The overall meaning is unclear and likely garbled.
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Atlanta
Audacious schoolboy carves name in Westminster Abbey
Dundee Advertiser reports a bold act by a Westminster schoolboy who slept in the abbey as part of a wager and carved his name on the coronation chair. The tale links historic figures like Warren Hastings and Tiridshian, noting ongoing legends of the abbey.
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Warren Hastings
Westminster Selionie
Wester Tower
Abbey
Westminster
Tiridshian
Charles I
Peter Abbott
Dundee Advertiser
The Call to Individuality by Jacob Gould Sherman
A 19th century critique argues that individuals lose selfhood by following crowds and conformity. It asserts the era rewards solitary, self reliant character and denounces herd mentality as eroding progress. The author urges originality as the race’s redemption and cites social pressure toward uniform thought.
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Ming
Rou
Jacob Gould Selurman
Red Star Animal Relief Seeks Aid For War Horses
The Weet Concord Animal Rescue league holds meetings to aid army horses through the Red Star relief. A future gathering is planned at Mrs C K Trusent on Riverside Ave Friday Sept 7 at 3 pm. Volunteers are asked to bring sewing supplies and donations, with funds urgently needed.
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Weet Concord Animal Rescue League
Red Cross
Himan
Clark
Laws
C. K. Trusent
Riverside Ave
United States
American Red Star
Solajore
Jeague
King's Daughters close flower mission work season
The King's Daughters of the First Parish conclude their flower mission efforts for the season. Contributors of flowers are thanked, and the year is described as very successful with grateful letters received from leaders in Boston.
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King's Daugters
Howers
Boston
Milton Praised Paradise Lost Rival Cascadise Reclaimed
The text notes John Milton favored the poem On the Morning of Christ's Nativity as his best work, written in 1620 at age twenty one, and was surprised by someone who preferred Paradise Lost. It references Milton comparing opinions on his poetry and his esteem for Cascadise Reclaimed.
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Milton
Guy
En- Goria
Quote exchange from the Houston Post about debt and opinion
A Houston Post quotation shows a dialogue on affordability and opinion. One speaker notes change in views, while the other recalls a past proposal. The exchange captures a conversational tone on financial perception and relationships.
Lost and Furnished Rooms in Concord and Public Notices
Public notices announce lost book records from local savings institutions with stopped payments and provide dates. Property rental ads offer furnished winter rooms in Concord with board for two ladies, and a large house at 11 Lowell Road with modern amenities and a garage.
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Concord
Lowell Rd
William HH. Brown
Mass
Woods named supervisor of music in public schools
George H. Woods has been appointed supervisor of music for the public schools. He recently served as baritone of the Werner male quartet and toured with the Meistersingers, performing in major eastern cities and ending the trip in Washington, D C last week.
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Ceorge HW. Woods
Pullic
Wener
Meistersingers
Washington, D. C
Bi Monthly Communion at Trinitarian Church Next Sunday
The Trinitarian Church observes its bi monthly communion next Sunday at 10 45 preceded by member reception The pastor will speak on The First Sermon of Jesus A preparatory lecture is set for Friday evening at 7 45 The Sunday school resumes next Sunday at noon with an evening service at 7 The pastor topics are Go a Farmer
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Jesus
Mrs. Henrietta C Pratt Dies at 78 in Chelsea
Chelsea obituary notes Mrs. Henrietta Curtis Pratt widow of Lewis T. Pratt died after a brief illness at her son Maj. Walter L. Pratt’s home 58 Converse Ave Malden aged 78. A Concord native and Civil War era relative, she supported Relief corps and G A R activities and belonged to the Chelsea Universalist church. Survived by her son Maj Walter L Pratt of the 11th regiment State Guards. Resided four years in Chelsea after coming from Troy New York.
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Henrietta Curtis Pratt
Lewis T. Pratt
Walter L. Pratt
Converse Ave
Malden
Pratt
Concord
James M
Jerusha Cutting
Chelsea
Petition for administration of Clarissa E F Masophoe estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex MA cites heirs and creditors of Clarissa E F Masophoe of Concord to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to L Frank Mason. Hearing set September 24, 1917 at 9 a.m. in Cambridge. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Clarissa EF. Masop
Hue of Concord
L. Frank Mason
Concord
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Hi Jire
Wanted Help in Concord Homes and Nurseries
Advertisements seek domestic staff in Concord area including a Finnish girl for a second maid position at 86 Main Street, telephones 2380 and 281W. Other notices call for a mother and daughter pair, a general houseworker for a large family, and a Protestant girl 16 years old seeking nursemare work with references.
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Main St
Concord
A. B. Brooks
Sudbury St
Enterprise Co
Marlboro
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