Real estate transfers and social notes in Sudbury
Sudbury notes report Euger Hamilton transferring four parcels to Jacob G. Mark. Mrs William Evans hosted a tea with many friends at Four Chimneys. Gordon J. Lee of a hotel chain was in town. Stephen Lowell named Town Planning board reader. A guest of Mrs Edwin Phipps of Marblehead visited Thursday. Gordon Bassett and George of Boston called on Mr and Mrs William Lee Maynard.
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Euger
B. Hamilton
Jacob G. Mark
William Evans
Gordon J. Lee
Stephen Lowell
Edwin Phipps
Marblehead
Gordon Bassett
George We
Boston
William Lee Maynard
Toad
How Often Can You Kiss And Make Up
Fragmentary advice notes how a wife might reconcile with a husband, suggesting timing and patterns of affection. It mentions a month cycle and cites Lydia E. Pinkham as a reference. The text reads as guidance on marriage harmony with fragmented phrases and unclear attribution.
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Lydia E. Pink
Wealth and fame through spiritual substance and truth
A Christian Science reflection argues real wealth lies in spiritual understanding rather than material riches or fame. It cites Jesus, Solomon, and Mary Baker Eddy, urging seekers to pursue divine precepts and godly substantiation rather than worldly possessions.
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Matas
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Syria
Mary Baker Bédy
Eos Jesus
Solomon
Jesus
Acton School Seeks Funds to Save Jones Memorial Field
Acton residents urge a fundraising drive to restore and maintain Jones Memorial Field, the town’s only regul ar play area for football baseball and field hockey. Trustees and committees list supporters from West Center North and South Acton areas and note deed terms allow town acquisition after improvements.
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Acton
Jones Memorial
South Acton
Kiam Merriam
Ralph Piper
Henry Tolman
West
Charles S. Coulter
U.S. A
Charles Durkee
Arthur Lee
George Roe
Center
Raymond Hatch
Albert Arvey
Samuel Knowlton
Carl Backman
Eden Cabin
John Enecuess
Walter Hail
Frank Rothe
Middlesex County Auxiliary Banquets Quarterly Meeting
The Middlesex County Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians held its regular quarterly meeting and dinner on April 3 at the Hotel Commander Cambridge. The event was attended by 198 delegates and featured Mary an ae county ac cent speaking on child labor. Mary McGovern, president of the organization, was represented by Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald of Suffolk County.
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The
Middle‘sex County Auxiliary
Concord Society Orchestra Aids Local Benefit Performance
The Concord Society Orchestra with J V Merrill and Joseph Bartolomeo directs a half year half year split concert. Notable players include Caleb Wheeler Cecil Gammen and Stanley Howard with David Wilson and George Kidder as flutes. Community support from patrons listed.
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Caleb Wheeler, Jr
Gustav Jensen
William Damon
Francis Mackinnon
Cecil Gammen
Stanley Howard
George Idder
David Wilson
Mary ‘Lamb
Henry Dahl
Caleb ‘Wheeler
Donald Sturtevant
Elka Lundstrom
J. Veya Merrill
Joseph Bartolomeo
W. Edward Lamb
Sara Bartolomeo
Olive Grieme
Frances Clark
David Kent
Robert Hawks
George Davis
G. Hollis Blake
Leon ¥. Foss
Warren B. Goddard
Eliot R. Howard
Henry P. Kidder
Leslie R. Moore
William M. Shedden
Dennis Sheehan
Marvin C. Taylor
Harold Tompkins
B. Payson True
Marion A. Barker
Charles W. Hutchinson
Edward H. James
George M. Johnson
Prescott Keyes
Caleb H. Wheeler
E. Wilson
J. Vey Merrill
Dr. Woodworth On The Mend After Accident
Dr. Randall N Woodworth remains in Rockingham Hospital in Bellows Falls Vermont. He is reported to be on the mend and sits up at times with normal temperature. Mary Johnson's condition improves and Jason Woodworth has returned home.
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O L Clark
Acton
Randall N Woodworth
Rockingham Hospital
Bellows Paris
Vermont
Concord Enterprise
Clark
Woodworth
Mary Johnson
The Sahara Desert A Geographical Overview
The Sahara spans central and southern regions with mountains and table lands between 500 and 7,000 feet. Its northern edge hosts a salt lagoon area 50 to 100 feet below sea level, likely once part of the Mediterranean connected via the Gulf of Gabes. Evaporation dried the inland sea as coastal deposits formed.
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Sahara Desert
Sahara
Mediterranean Sea
Gulf of Gabes
Elephant Learns Quick Tasks and Cause Effect
A brief note describes an elephant as a clever animal able to rapidly learn tasks and connect actions with outcomes. It highlights the animal’s quick understanding of desired work and associated consequences.
Ancient Chinese capital of Qin dynasty linked to standard text
In Shensi province, China, the city once served as the capital of the early emperor Shih Hwang Ti around 250 B.C. Known for his notorious act of burning books, the ruler aimed to establish a new order and "beginning of all things."
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Sien
Shensi ‘Province
China
Shih- Hwang-Ti
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Main St
Maynard
Hudson
Sudbury
Sei
Paes
A.O. H. County Auxiliary OF
Middlesex
Concord Society
Morrill
Dr. Woodworth
NYAL
Turner Center
Minahan Pharmacy
Jamaica
B. Aeran Tel. Goncoraé
Curi
General Electric
Wwsdell
Eel Automattic Thrift Unit
W. A. Freeman Company
Haiti
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