Administrator Appointed for Deane Estate in Maynard
John Deane also known as John H Dean of Maynard died intestate in Essex County. William J Priest of Maynard Mass appointed administrator after giving bond. Creditors and debtors urged to present claims and settle accounts. Also includes a separate notice for Leghorn hatchery sales and poultry offerings from Marlboro Acre Bridge Farm Box X Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deane
John. H. Dean
Maynard
County of Assex
William J. Priest
C. W. Leghorn
Bridge Farm
Box “X
Marlboro
Practical Health Hint Avoid Group Exposure and Overeating
Practical health hints advise not to put the mouth near telephone transmitters and to avoid overeating and stuffy rooms. Keep personal items and stay away from congested poorly ventilated places with colds. Maintain dry feet and regular sleep, exercise, and indoor warmth, and have nose and throat checked.
England’s Daylight Saving Debate Sparks Cousin Clock Conundrum
A Lordly joke on birth times born in a clock change. The case imagines twins born around 2:00 AM on October 1 as clocks go back one hour, making the elder appear born at 1:55 and the younger at 1:05, prompting calls for a special act to settle which is eldest.
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England
J. H. Whitehouse
House of Commons
House of Lords
Whitehouse
Mere Man as Shopper in Department Store War
Harper's Magazine observes that men shopping for themselves are quick and decisive, while husbands shopping for wives reveal ignorance of fabric names, prompting patient saleswomen and floorwalkers to guide them. The piece likens men to Sir Galahad, protected by female chivalry and red cross mercy.
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Sir Galahad
The
Red Cross
Harper’s Magazine
Patriotism Chair Funded At New York University
New York City reports the first American college chair for Patriotism with a $25 000 donation from Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson to Lincoln Memorial University. The endowment aims to reach 1 000 000 dollars, with about 300 000 raised so far and a Lincoln birthday event planned at Cumberland Gap.
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New York City
Lincoln Memorial University
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
United States
University
Wood
Frank A. Seiberling
Akron
Board of Trustees
Thompsons
Patriotista
C. 0. Howard
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
F Arragut
Andrew Jackson
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Bob Evans
Sam Houston
Wesley Hill
Cumberlands Gap
Thompson
Seay
Marcus M. Marks
Borough of
Manhattan
Jacob M. Dickinson
Samuel P. Avery
Hartford
Conn
A. 'L. Garford
Elyria
Theooe Porn
Hio
Language of music sparks mixed guesses in Courier-Journal
In a brief exchange from the Louisville Courier-Journal, Ana asks which language is most musical. Opinions vary from French or Italian to Spanish, with a brother favoring Chinese. A piceola duet is mentioned as context for listening.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Rise of the Embassy Historic Evolution of Diplomacy
The article traces how ambassadors evolved from honorary spies to a formal permanent embassy across Europe. Spain led with a 1487 appointment, Venice followed in 1496, and by 1815 1818 diplomacy formed a recognized international hierarchy.
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Spain
Roderigo Gondesalvi de Phebla
England
London
Venice
British Isles
Residpa
Republic
Andrea ‘Trevisano
Henry VII
Machiavelli
Henry Wotton
Francis
France
Vienna
Aix-la-Chapelle
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Actons, Concord and
Sudbury
Westinghouse
Flint
Michigan
Edward
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Archer & Peterson
Archer Bros. Grocery Store
Waltham & Parker
Maynard, Mass
Lincoln University
Et al Inom
Moffett
William Hal
Munters
Lincoln Battalion
Main ST
Colonial Hall
Denholm& McKay’s
New England
Coats
Doeskin Co
Fein Fi
Kayner
Bektico 4
Slevenheight
Pate
Street Moor
Baby
Denholm & McKay Co
Boston
SOR
Theptone Park
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