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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
3
A compact guide asserts seize opportunities across seasons and buy summer overcoats and winter linen dusters. It stresses mental discipline as the foundation of success attributed to A C Bartlett.
A brief editorial critique notes some men seek out doom and misfortune rather than facing reality, lampooning a mindset that magnifies negativity. The piece argues against dwelling on worst outcomes and urges practical, proactive thinking.
In Clerkenwell county court Judge Cluer questions relevance of comments by Dr. Ingram the bishop of London on falling birth rates. The exchange notes the bishop’s unmarried status with the judge remarking what has the bishop to do with it.
A small amount of vaselin rubbed into patent leather shoes keeps them soft and prevents cracking. Footwear of this leather should be kept stored when not in use.
A tip suggests cutting bread the night before to streamline breakfast. Practicing the plan yields toast that browns quickly and stays crisper, saving morning time.
A concise ad style line notes that true experience rarely appears at discounted rates and hints at the premium of learning over bargains. The remark frames value as earned rather than bought.
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys with a customer testimonial from G A Dorrison of Clinton Mag stating relief from back and kidney pain after use. Sold by Kvster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Marlborough Savings Bank announces dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. Deposits accrue interest on those dates.
A Chicago Tribune published letter argues China's low standing stems from poor loyalty and national spirit. It contrasts Japan's power with China's perceived fragility, cites foreign interference, and urges development of national and military discipline through sustained education and reform.
The Kaiser grants Solist the Amende honorable and awards the Crown Order Fourth Class after a five year dispute ends. He also pays Sohst an indemnity of 30000 dollars, while accepting the surrender of his lease despite a prior court victory extending tenancy.
Manuel Quezon, Philippine delegate, says Tammany Hall welcomed him with hospitality in New York. Charles Murphy misheard his name as Casey, prompting a joking honorary membership claim for the Filipino envoy.
Maynard prepares to open the season with a strong roster led by Manager Ledgard. Key players include Brick Wilder behind the plate and Percy Wood anchoring the office of the Assabet mills. Outfield looks to feature Jim Ryan Maley Rutan Rainville while Bert Brayden handles third and Phil Bowers anchors the infield.
A group of players will receive tryouts to prove their ability as the team, a clever fielding aggregation strong at the bat and swift on the bases, prepares to showcase talent this season. Maynard is highlighted as they clear the track for success in the forthcoming games and events.
A summary notes Fitchburg and Clinton scouts prep for fast teams this season. Maynard aims to field a squad. La Birlo lacks a start. Tate Sebastian, ex Maynard basketball, plans to catch for Clinton this season. Joe Hopkins eyes pitching for strong teams, possibly Quincy. Gilroy eyed by Manager Sellars for Fitchburg. O'Toole and Duffy linked to Portland. Mike quits to work as a Marlboro plumber. locals follow Maranville of Boston Nationals closely. Aubrey Bent reports health gains in San Francisco and Pasadena. mentions John Bent and Marlboro Hudson ties. climate in the Far West deems favorable.
W F Litchfield is in receipt of a telegram from an Eastern leader confirming support for his candidacy. The communication outlines key policy priorities and invites further discussion at a forthcoming meeting in Washington.
A tractor brought Friday for the hook and ladder truck could not be used as it requires readjustment to fit the local truck. The unusual triangular design with two rear wheels and one front wheel drew attention as experts note its strength. Parish events and meetings were also reported, with Rev and Mrs A Emanuel returning from the New Mootne conference and a parish whist party planned for Friday.
C D Holmes received twenty dollars for jury duty last week in Gambridge marking the first wartime era wage noted since the Civil War.
Frederick F. Wi of Fitchburg attended the funeral of P. Woodward on Friday with Local Company members Mr and Mrs Albert W. Haynes, Ashael Haynes, Alfred T. Haynes, and Harvey. The Haynes firm W. A. Haynes Co. is mentioned in connection with the gathering.
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