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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

Page

3

Glass-Bone Boy James Loertsch Breaks Arm

Caldwell New Jersey boy James Loertsch known as the glass-bone-boy added to his record when he fell on the sidewalk in front of his home and broke his arm. This is his eighth bone-breaking incident in eight years with three in five months. He previously broke his right leg in September and his left arm in November when jolted by a moving wagon.

Wis James Loertsch Caldwell N J James

Father Works Math to Save Two Cents

A farmer asks a blacksmith for a price to join five chains of three links each. The blacksmith offers one cent per cut and one cent per weld. The farmer calculates eight cents but the blacksmith corrects him to six cents, revealing two extra cents saved by chain joining.

Bigaksmith

Cathay Derivation from Khitai and Marco Polo Legend

The term Cathay, once used for China, is traced to Khitai and Kultan. Scholars link its European introduction to Marco Polo and note its connotation of a conquering people in early celestial empire history.

Europe Marco Polo Celestial Empire

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Marlboro Woman

Mrs. Alice H. Campbell of Marlboro Massachusetts testifies she suffered dizziness nervous spells and backache from kidney irregularity. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she improved and remained well. She reaffirms earlier public endorsement and notes no further kidney medicine needed. Sold everywhere for 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co New York. Remember the name Doan's.

Doan All ‘Org Foster-Milburn Co New York

Constitutional Convention Crossroads and Public Debate

A speaker reviews the history of amending the Massachusetts constitution from 1780 through 1858 and 1863, detailing the debates over constitutional conventions, court rulings, and the costs and risks of a new convention. He contrasts convention methods with direct primaries and warns against partisan manipulation in a fragile political era.

Republican Party Free Soilers Progressive Party Marcus Morton Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Deleegates

Drafted bill to stop sewage discharge into the Assabet River

A new bill draft empowers the state board of health to prohibit sewage and harmful substances entering the Assabet River and its tributaries. It outlines enforcement by the attorney general, penalties up to five hundred dollars per offense, and damages recoverable in court. The act would take effect upon passage.

Wence Alfred R. M Tiows Massachusetts Daniel Webster Supreme Judicial Court Supreme Court Éthier Gome’ Metus Senate Dovise State Board of Health Asnabet Adi Atene Assabet State Board of Wealth Agsabet

Death of Mrs Sara Mullin An Oldest Maynard Resident

Mrs Sara Mullin died at her Hartiman Court home Thursday evening after a three year illness. Born in Grenville Connecticut to George and ______ Flood, she moved to Stow as a child and later to Maynard in 1860, becoming a beloved longtime resident and member of the Midis ReUiaih.

Sara Mullin Hartiman Court George Flood Grenville, Conn Stow Maynard Midis ReUiaih

Mrs Flood Survived by Brother and Two Nieces

Mrs Mullin is survived by her brother John W Flood of this town and two nieces Mrs Wallace Starr of Boston and Miss Sadie Flood of this town.

Mullin John W. Flood Wallace Starr Boston Sadie Flood

New Books at Library Reach Diverse Readers

Library adds titles across genres with works by Boehl, Rinehart, Mor tier, and Harney. Notable entries include Mary Rinehart The After House and Sunshine Waters, plus children's and mystery titles expanding reading options for patrons.

Boel, Mra

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