Post Office at Marlboro Mass Full of Mixed Fragments
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference the Marlboro Massachusetts post office and a 1908 context under the 1879 act. Mentions towns Rostage Mayhard Gongord Sudbury Acton Medford and several garbled phrases related to second class matter and monthly notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mads
Es Ho
Ncluding Rostage
Ae Mayhard
Gongord
Sudbury
Acton
Saab Aha
Medford
Tian Pitt
War Declared United States War on Germany
The House voted 873 to 50 to declare war on Germany and empower President Wilson to direct all military and naval efforts. The resolve pledges to defend citizens and uphold rights at sea, while avoiding conquest and seeking peaceful relations with the world.
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United States
Germany
House
Army
Wilson
House and Attany
Solemries
War's Effect on Business and Labor Amid Declaring War
The article surveys wartime economic outlook as Germany declares war and production shifts toward war materials. It notes expectations of strong industry but uncertain labor impact, hopes for crop market balance, and a lasting peace after a brief, united national effort.
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Germany
Soy beans as nutritious staple in American diet
Soy beans were introduced over a century ago as a forage crop and are now valued as a complete, nutritious food. Used in Japan and China for centuries, they yield well and cook similarly to native beans. The piece also mentions Americans' familiarity with firearms aiding military education, noting soldiers’ rifle proficiency.
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United States
Japan
Hope for Restraint in War Aims After German Occupation
An editorial argues for restraint and justice in World War II related responses. It urges Allies to respect non combatant homes churches monuments and private property while condemning German brutality. It cautions against retaliatory mass harm and calls for safeguarding civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
England
Ghengis Khan
Attila
War for Humanity Motivation in American War Readiness
An editorial argues the United States must enter war to defend humanity and American honor. It asserts will, lack of army, and potential to rapidly mobilize intelligent citizens into soldiers to defend home and national dignity, though decision remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Hisory of
Food control urged to curb speculators and aid the people
A call for immediate food control measures warns against unlawful practices by speculators and trusts. It argues for new laws to protect consumers, cites the Philippines policy and potential war actions, notes Cuba's war stance and Brazil’s ship Parana sinking, and suggests corn meal as a cheaper remedy to high living costs.
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Parana
Brazil
Republic
Germany
Brazilian
Will of James H. Richardson Filed in Probate Court
The will of James BH Richardson of West Acton dated February 16 1915 names his wife Mrs Sara R Richardson executrix with private bequests and no valuation of the estate. Harry BR Tuttle of Concord petitions Probate Court to be administrator of Horace Tuttle of Concord who died March 14. Heirs at law are Clarence C and Harry D B Tuttle of Concord. The petition is returnable at East Cambridge April 20, represented by Atty Maurice McWalter of Concord.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
James BH. Richardson
West Acton
Sara R. ‘Richardson
Harry BR. Tuttle
Horace Tuttle
Clarence C. Tuttle
Harry DB. Tuttle
East Cambridge
Maurice McWalter
Commonwealth . of
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Harry
Cambridge
Ens Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Auction notices hail from multiple farms in Massachusetts
Otis H Forbush announces upcoming sales at Banks Top Farm South Natick and other properties in Bolton Harvard Norwood Waltham and more. Listings include cattle horses hay tools wagons sleighs harnesses ice tools and household goods with sale dates in April and access via local electric train routes. Posters exist or will be available on request.
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Otis H Forbush
Banks Top Farm
Eliot St
South Natick
James C. Littlefield
J. J. Skahan
George Dow
Bolton
Mass
Somerset Farm
Ponkapoag
D. N.C. Hyams
Harvard
Harry F. Whitney
Whitney Homestead
Hittleton Rd
F. L. Fisher
Neponset Valley
Norwood
Forest Hills
East Walpole
Neponset St
Childs
Lake St
Waltham
Waltham and Lexington
Monument Square Reading Room Opens for Public Use
The notice announces a Free Reading Room in Goncord organized in 1908 with daily hours 2 to 6 p m except Sundays and holidays. It invites the public to weekly meetings including a 7:45 Sunday testimonial and a midweek session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goncord
Mass
Monument Square
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Main Street
Walter
dOnsn
Walter Pueryn
Tarasari
J. A. Morriman
Ceseses
Shun
Philippines
Philippine
Cuba
Little Republic
Russia
County Court News
First Church OF Christ
Maynard Telephone
Java
J. O. Eaton
Nason Street
George E. Hack
A. J. Coughlan
Maynard Block, Maynard
White Rocks
Sterlingworth Poultry Farm
E. R. Stone
Met
Maynard, Mass
Summer Street
Vancouver Red
South Acton
Ziegl
Junction
Mase
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