Cynicism versus faith and hero worship in 1854 reflections
A 1854 discussion condemns cynicism that dismisses faith and virtue. A writer warns against noxious literature eroding belief in God and calls hero worship a healthier guide for youth. Mention of Maynard Patriots Day exodus, Good Templars lodge visit, and mischief with water trough wheels in West Acton.
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Good Templars
West Acton
Astor heir writes Jupiter romance as education effort
John Jacob Astor, famed heir to wealth, announces a science themed romance set on a trip to Jupiter dated in the year 2000. He aims to spur public interest in scientific study and prove millionaires can contribute to society.
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Astors
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Jupiter
Young Astor
Harvard
Salt Rain Covers Pocatello After Salt Lake Wind
In Pocatello a warm south wind carried salt spray from the Great Salt Lake, coating clothing and hats with tiny white specks. Residents tasted a salty film and concluded the salt originated from Utah's lake, carried miles north by a warm air mass.
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Pocatello
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Great Dead Sea
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Observation Cultivated Through Brief Visitor Exercise
An uptown kindergarten introduced a method to sharpen children's observation by having a visitor stay three minutes and depart. Pupils must describe him without staring, with a prize for the best account. A Grand Army veteran in uniform acted as the caller and several children noted details.
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Philadel
The Difference The Heiress Quip on Money and Love
A compact London Budget remark notes that loving a girl with money is as easy as loving one without it yet hints the task is not simple. The line underscores social satire on wealth and romance.
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London
Sudbury and West Acton News Highlights and Concord Fight Note
Sudbury emphasizes its large contribution to the Concord Lexington fight with muster rolls and local graves marked by the Sons of the American Revolution. The piece recalls Deacon Haynes and Jonathan Fairbank among Revolutionary veterans and notes Sudbury’s historic role in early battles. West Acton reports church services, memorials, deaths, and community notices including local concerts, school matters, and business ads.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
St. Louis
Concord
S. A. Rs
Josiah Haynes
Jonathan Fairbanks
John Goods On
Wayland
Maynard
State House
Lexington
Asahel Reed
Deacon Haynes
Joshua Haynes
Sudbury Centre
Reed
John Goodnow
Jonathan Fairbank
To Let and For Sale Ads From Maynard Area
To Let house and barn on Brooks street Maynard apply to J A Roberts on East Walpole Mass A fair offer Russell says give me your trade and I will give you low prices and the best quality To Let two or three desirable stores corner of Summer and Nason streets Apply to A McIntire at the market of C S Darling 110 112 Main street Cam rt Mass ladies hats trimme d and untrimmed spring styles at Miss Deane millinery rooms A full line of spring millinery ribbons flowers also at Cleary Williams Ladies hats trimmed and untrimmed at Miss Naylor For Sale a grand square piano particulars Hugh McGovern
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Maynard
J. A. Robertson
East Walpole
Mass
Russell
Summer
Nason Streets
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C. S. Darling
Main Street
Camrt
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Suckin’s Arnica Salve offered with guaranteed satisfaction
An advertisement touts Suckin’s Arnica Salve as a universal skin remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a money back guarantee. It lists price 25 cents per box and sellers B F Johnson & Sons Maynard and C Friend Concord.
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Maynard
C. Friend
Concord
Concord Names List From April 17, 1894 Meeting
A roster of attendees recorded in Concord includes Frank M. Clifford Gustaf Dathgrist Sono Veno Littexio Demattis Alice McGiblin Rev P M L McDonald John McAuliffe Frank P Mace F E Mace F E Nelson Samuel Patridge J A Petron Harry Robbin D M Spline G H Wright W F Whitney 2 Mrs Carla Anderson Miss Huldah Anderson Miss Ida M Butters Mrs R Brown Miss Mary Curran Mrs Ellen Morse Mrs Richard Palmer Mrs Mary Russell Mary C L Seavey Miss Alice Trask.
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Frank M. Clifford
Gustaf Dathgrist
Sono Veno Littexio
Huldah Anderson
Ida. M. Butters
R. Brown
Mary Curran
Ellen Morse
Richard Palmer
Mary. Russell
Mary
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