Fine Lecture by Charles D Bailey on Tree Conservation
Charles D Bailey of the State Forestry Office spoke to the Brotherhood of the Trinitarian church on forestry work and tree replacement. He cited 5000 acres reclaimed by seedlings and five to six million more seedlings awaiting planting, plus 19 lookout stations and 1500 wardens to cut fire losses from 300000 to 80000 dollars. He described pest control using moth enemies and answered questions before a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. Bailey
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Charles D. Bailey
State Forester’s Office
Bailey
Forestry Department
Messrs
G. A. Hunt
C. H. Towle
Andrew Peterson
Genuine Surprise Party For Lieut Murray Before Plattsburg Move
Lieut Paul Murray was lured by Mrs Caleb Wheeler into a surprise party hosted by 20 friends. The informal gathering featured red and white carnation decorations and a patriotic table setting. A solid silver wrist watch engraved with his monogram was presented as a farewell gift before his move to Plattsburg New York for military duties.
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Paul Murray
Paul D. Murray
Caleb Wheeler
Cross
Murray
Lieut
Plattsburg, N. Y
Uncle Sam
Pulpit Services Announced With Lectures in Scotland
The pastor will conduct Sunday services at usual hours with morning sermon Walking with God and evening lecture Four Weeks in England and Scotland on The Power of the Pulpit in Scotland Three Examples. Young Ladies choir to sing. Friday evening topic Unfaithful Servants. All invited.
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England
Scotland
Saving Time on the Train's First Arrival
A brief note from the Philadelphia Leader contemplates time saved by the man who exits a moving train first as it reaches the terminal, framing it as an ongoing problem of efficiency in annual travel.
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Philadelphia
Persistence as the Key to Convincing Efforts
The text asserts that convincing others requires steadfast persistence and a sustained effort to persuade, arguing that determination separates effective persuaders from those unwilling to continue.
Man Who is Ruined Remains a Philosophical Quip
A reflective remark asserts that a man who allows himself to be ruined by prosperity would have faced ruin from some other cause had prosperity not arrived. The statement treats material success as a catalyst for character downfall.
Let Ananias Lie in Peace
A Milwaukee News item comments on giving Ananias a rest while a boy discusses casting a light on Jonah and shifting biblical focus briefly. The piece suggests a playful pause in religious storytelling.
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Ananias
Jonah
Milwaukee News
Neighborly Card Etiquette Sparks Flour Borrowing Joke
In a light exchange a resident notes a neighbor stays formal by sending one card to request flour and a second card if she also needs sugar. The joking observation frames quiet domestic etiquette in apartment life.
Abraham Lincoln's Plea and Faith In Conflict
Two figures quote shared scripture and claim divine aid in a divided dispute. The passage frames a call for humility to avoid judgment while underscoring a moral tension between opposing sides.
Concord Junction Bible Students Meet for Sunday Services
Concord Junction International Bible Students announce divine worship Sunday at 3 p.m. on 19 Laws Brook Road with speaker W. J. Davis of Cambridge on Christian Baptism Its Import and a Bible study at 7:30. Public welcome. The River View laundry reports increased business after new collar machine installation. W. W. Oliver now offers clock and watch repairing along with jewelry services from Commonwealth Ave with eight years of Maynard experience.
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International Bible Students
Laws Brook Rd
W. J. Davis
Cambridge
River View
W. W. Oliver
Commonwealth Ave
Oliver
Maynard
Simple Headache Remedy
A nervous headache may be cured by lemon slices in strong tea and a bilious headache is often relieved by a tablespoonful of lemon juice in black coffee.
Nothing Doing at all in Town Topics Cartoon
In a light panel, Pokus laments a one sided romance as the comic pun plays on unreturned gifts and affection contrasted with the punch line about absence of reciprocation. The characters humorously note the lack of love returned.
To Sweeten Butter With Toast Method
When butter goes rancid melt it skim it and place a piece of light brown toast in the liquid in a few minutes the toast absorbs the unpleasant taste and smell
Nature Designed Woman as Man's Superior, Claims Scholar
A Viennese anthropologist argues nature made woman the man's superior. The piece questions who accuses nature of failure and frames the debate with provocative wording.
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Cleveland
Iain Dealer
All the worlds closely akin newline
All the worlds so closely akin that not one individual may realize his high desire except all the world share it with him. Every good thought you send out is a silent power working for peace health love joy success to all humanity including yourself Eliza beth Towne
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Elizabeth Towne
Willard Estate Admin Granted Without Bond Bond
Ann M. Brown of Bedford Middlesex applies to probate court for appointment as administratrix of Edgar M. Willard who died intestate on June 2 1876 leaving 765.67 to heirs Anna M Brown sister Lucy A Willard Pasadena California sister Charles A Willard Los Angeles California brother consented that bond not be required and sworn before Justice Abbott Reed Weber January 28 1913.
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County of
Middlesex
Ann M. Brown
Bedford
Edgar M. Willard
Anna M. Brown
Lucy A. Willard
Pasadena
California
Charles A. Willard
Los Angeles
Abbott Reed Webber
Public notice of administration in estate dissolution
Probate announces letters of administration issued to W. Hussey for the estate of Wright, late of Concord, with bond not given. A hearing is set at the Probate Court in Cambridge on May 5, 1913 at nine o clock to show cause why the administration should not be granted. Publication required weekly for three weeks. Witnesses and officials named.
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Commonwealth of Usetts
Middlesex
Wright
Cones
Eald County
W. Hussey
Concord
Bridge
Concord Minterprise
Charles
J. . Quire
Concord High Opens Season With Victory Over Watertown
Concord High School beat Watertown High 6 to 5 in a ten inning opener. Lawrence and J Hayes starred at bat, Wood and W Hayes carried the offense, while Johnson of the visitors played well in the field.
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Concord High School
Watertown High
Concord High
Goddard
Lawrence
J. Hayes
Wood
W. Hayes
Johnson
Civic League Proposed After Concord Meeting
A meeting at Mrs. Samuel Hoar’s home on Main street discussed forming a civic league in Concord. About 50 attended and formed a committee of Furber, Mrs. Robertson James, Mrs. Woodward Hudson, Miss Carrie Holden, and Elmer E. Shatuck to organize a society modeled on civic leagues. A public meeting will be set in the near future to gather citizen support.
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Woman’s Club
Samuel Hoar
Main St
Concord
Hoar
George Furber
Robertson James
Woodward Hudson
Carrie P. Holden
Elmer E. Shattuck
Never a Gusiness Proposition
A Myrtle character from The Jack-O-Lantern House voices a wary view of borrowing and debt. The rustic saying warns against surrendering future security for present ease, underscoring caution in financial decisions.
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Spades
Albert Vanderhoouf
Pfs
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Weill
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Spencer's
Fis
Spencer Bros
Walden
Chas. C. Wellman
Prop
Hamburg
Edith Buck
Main
Parker Street
Waldron Maynard
Ely
Gruber
Summer Street
Maynard, Mass
Trinitarian Church
Abraham Lincoln
Concord Junction
C. H. Mead
West Acton
Watertown
O’connell
N.wood
R. Boyce
Perkins
Osborn
Kincilla
W. Ryan
N. Wood
O'Connell
Sullivan
Ross
James Hayes
Hayes
Loftus
Doyle
McCarthy
Concord H
Po Bulger
Ewes
Ewreersewenes Tise Eareiane
Lottus
Dole
Om” Boyce
Newbee
Tgdieretee
Wilson
Sphieca
Weiin Sete
Civic League
Giving
B. L. Filenc
Charles. M. Byron
Tole
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