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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
4
A suspect at the Coliseum skating rink was found with three wheels a bolt and metal pieces from skates. The thief had replaced a hat with the dealer’s cut name and a missing owner’s initials to hide the theft while authorities investigated. The misdeed was uncovered by a special policeman in an unfrequented pavilion corner.
A farmer names a mule Tough Hide who enjoys clover. He invites a thin troop of asses to feed, then drives them out after a beating and even thrashes the mule. Moral: generosity should not target others' property.
Daniel Doyle of 29 Elim Street Marlboro reports relief from sharp side twinges after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Advertised as endorsed nationwide with Marlboro identification, the testimonial urges curing the kidneys to end back and side pains. Doan's Kidney Pills available at local druggists priced 50 cents.
Local notice references Warlborough Savings Haut Marlborough Massachusetts and a payable item. Wording is fragmented describing payments or liabilities related to sav ings operations and poultry items including ravens fowls and chickens.
Rules for the Stockholm Olympic Marathon require no attendants or outside help unless approved by judges. Forrest Smithson trains for the Games after a record hurdling performance in London, with a dreamtime prediction and recent form suggesting strong prospects. Also covered are boxing clashes and a wager on Fred Clarke coaching the Pirates, with local reactions.
The Detroit club, though unintentionally, aided the Athletics to clinch the American League pennant and topple the Giants in the World Series. Donie Bush of Detroit gave Baker a bat so heavy it slowed his swing, a factor cited by Manager Davis as preventing harm to opposing fielders.
Baseball teams spend 15 000 to 20 000 each spring to ready players for the season. Training includes tossing drills, weight control runs, base sliding and running, and pitching practice while staying loose with tennis golf and wrestling between workouts.
Bob Fitzsimmons criticizes current white heavyweight contenders saying Johnson is one of the greatest fighters ever and has a defense that few can beat. He predicts a future challenger may emerge, but not in the near term.
Chicago star Frank Schulte remains hitless against Ed Walsh of the White Sox over three Cubs Sox matchups. Walsh dominates at the mound, with Schulte conceding the pitcher’s growing velocity while joking about fatigue and the ball.
The upcoming Stockholm Olympic Games in June and July will trigger multi‑million expenditures. Sweden leads with over $500,000, England about $200,000, Denmark around $100,000, and the United States planning a modest $50,000 to $75,000. Other nations including Italy Japan China and smaller teams will spend $10,000 to $50,000 each as they prepare.
Influential Olympic committee members are seeking approval for Ralph Craig former University of Michigan sprinter to accompany the Yankee team to Sweden next summer. A leave of absence from his employer is being sought to enable the trip to Stockholm for the international meet.
Canadian athletes are expanding lacrosse in American colleges with more coaches joining. The Intercollegiate league, last year won by Harvard, grows stronger as teams learn finer points from Canadian mentors.
Australian champion Richard Arnst sails to London to defend his world title against English holder Ernest Barry next August on the Thames. He will visit his homeland on the return voyage.
Sudbury Street only runs from Car Barn with Saturday half hour service between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM and between Concord and Hudson from 4 PM to 8 PM. Sunday half hour service operates between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM.
A critique argues that the so called simple life is not simple and requires extensive domestic labor. The author contrasts self sufficiency with dependence on servants and questions whether more work for oneself truly creates leisure for others, challenging the value of minimalism versus luxury.
The passage warns that nagging and fault finding harm relationships and worsen jealousy. It suggests self-improvement and charm as cures, including attractiveness, agreeable behavior, and renewed affection. It also notes that indifference can awaken a stray partner and that improved dress and wit may restore ardor.
A Shakespearean enthusiast tallies fifty two plays totaling 106007 lines and 814780 words. Hamlet is the longest play with 3930 lines. The Comedy of Errors is the shortest with 1777 lines. Hamlet speaks 11610 words. Costard in Love's Labour's Lost uses the longest word.
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