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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
9
Maynard residents report illnesses and recoveries in Tremont Street and surrounding towns. Local clubs plan games and dances while theaters and schools host moving picture shows to raise funds. notable changes include shop renovations, new licenses, sports schedules, and a grand revival event in Hudson with concerts and a parade.
Mrs. I. C. Hostler of Grand Island Nebraska reports that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound relieved her three children after severe whooping cough outbreaks. The advertisement claims widespread influenza like illnesses, measles and scarlet fever are prevalent and promotes the remedy from Johnson's Pharmacy.
A Hancock Michigan reader reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly relieves a hoarse throat and bronchial cough with no bad after effects. The product is advertised as non opiate and pure and suited to particular people.
The family of Leo St. Clair extends thanks for kind words and acts during their loss. Mrs. Mary Shears and Mrs. Sophia Champagne and family join in the appreciation.
A city official questions a suburban resident about neighborhood flora in a humorous exchange. The suburbanite replies with exaggerated praise, while the city man presses for clarity in a piece labeled Yonkers Statecmat Fishing by Moonlight describes moonlit Ningpo river fishing using a white board and net setup.
Two men discuss their sons and one hopes his boy becomes an astronomer. The other taunts the plan asking what the boy will do in the daytime.
Hubert Latham, the Antoinette flyer, chats with a California girl at a tea in Los Angeles. She asks if lying needs special application and he jokes that Arnica or horse ointment works as well as others, implying a careless attitude.
A suave practitioner urges a patient to take a vacation. The irritable patient retorts that only if his affairs were in order could he take relief and a vacation, implying ongoing stress and obstruction.
A young man apologizes to Doctor Franklin for missing an appointment. The doctor stops him, saying a person who is good at making excuses is seldom good at anything else. This anecdote appears in Life.
Fragmentary excerpt shows characters discussing death penalties and preferred execution method. Mentions Socrates and a modern ice cream memory as a digression. Dialogue quality is rough with missing context and attributions.
Easter day service at St George's church began at 10 30 am with a processional hymn The Strife is O er followed by Mass parts plainsong and hymns Jesus Christ Is Risen Today and At the Lambs Supper and anthems including If we believe that Jesus died Gloria in Excelsis and a postlude procession ended the high feast observance
At the morning service Sunday 12 were admitted to full church membership. Next Wednesday evening the Parsonage Aid society will meet with president Mrs. Fred Jones. Due to the pastor’s absence, Rev. A Morrill Osgood, two local preachers will lead services next Sunday Emanuel Taylor to conduct the morning service at 10 45 and Francis Johnston the evening service at 7.
Joseph Russol twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Russo of Wal stham sr met with a serious accident while playing behind his home Friday morning. He found a revolver and discharged it striking his left breast near the heart. Dr Goodenow located the bullet and the wound is not considered dangerous if infection is avoided.
George F. Lynch is named to head the Junior league with teams from the 6th 7th and 8th grades. He is described as well qualified to guide the organization and a strong season is expected under his leadership. The note likens him to a Ban Johnson in embry o.
Charles N Fox of Himrod New York reports Foley Kidney Pills helped him more than 150 dollars of medicine. Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard endorses the remedy as giving good results for kidney and bladder troubles.
A largely attended Woman's Club gathering at Masonic hall included readings by Miss Lucy Adams and piano solos by Miss Pauline Bent. Plans for a clean up week in May, a nominating committee for officers, and a May annual meeting were announced. Paul Hilander takes charge of Maynard bottling. Advertisements note Foley's Honey and Tar and a Maynard dry goods position for a bright boy.
Public auction of a Sudbury parcel tied to Charles A Walker and Annie C Gilman interests will occur May 7 at 4 30 PM. The tract covers two and one half acres with dwelling, bounded by Abel Parmenter land and Parmenter heirs, with sale to satisfy unpaid town assessments and mortgage conditions. Terms require 200 paid at sale and deed delivery. Harding Savings Bank announces.
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