Doan's Kidney Pills Help Milburn Buffalo Resident
A Buffalo resident testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured back and kidney pain after trying other remedies. The testimonial notes the product strengthened weak kidneys and ended the discomfort. The ad mentions price 50 cents and lists Milburn company distributors and Mercyville agents for the United States.
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Doat
Mariboro
Illimh” Davis
Rowland St
Doun
Doan
Milburn Oo
Buffalo
United Civil Hemeemser
Fragmentary cry for help found in Boston notice
Fragmentary text from a Boston area notice shows a distressed call for money and items. The readable phrases mention sending a dress and shirts for sale and request a dollar with possible slang for “Handy Sheet.” No clear date or complete names are present.
Self Reliance and Character Formation Distilled
Essays emphasize self reliance over conceit, urging personal effort to overcome odds. Notable quotes from Emerson Hesiod Shakespeare Goethe and others illustrate trusting oneself, preparing thoroughly, and resisting easy help. The piece cites American biographies of self made individuals and includes anecdotes about Thomas Lorimer Beecher and a mother influencing integrity.
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Booon i
Phillips Brooks
Thomas Lorimer
Tom
Beecher
Sharps Predict Banner Year for 1911 Baseball
Baseball observers forecast a banner 1911 season across major leagues and top minor circuits. Negotiations, leadership changes, and long term contracts reduce holdouts while fans, players, and scribes focus on on field battles and broader league stability.
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Thomas Joseph Lynch
National League
Ed Barrow
Raf Jenene
Toledo
Fletcher
Guriand
Jacob Steh
John Irving Taylor
Lynch
C. Webb Murphy
Horace Peet
Edward Barrot
King Murrow
Barrow
Ylerene
American Association
Tom Or Watch
Community reports span schools fairs and Easter events
Supt. Frank H Hin and F W Crackett spoke to local educator groups in Acton Pepperell and Forge Village while Chelmsford and Littleton teachers received visits. The Kines Daughters Easter sale drew steady turnout though proceeds were down from prior years. A Malden man, George Webster Grimes, died of pneumonia with funeral held. Various town clubs held events, including sunset parties and a Unitarian church supper. theater via Merchant of Venice and a King's Daughters Easter sale raised modest funds for charity. New rail era planning noted with a Matone post office project and local residents visiting relatives in Winthrop and Vermont. A Townsend High win over L H S 12 2 marks the season, and a birth announced for April 14.
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Frank H. Hin
F. W. Crackett
Parent Teamers Association
South Acton
Paull
Pepperell
Hill
Forge Village
Martin
Chelmaford
Littleton
Chelmsford
Boothe
George
Webster Trimes
Malden
William
Wosteret
Grimes
Fitchburg Railroad
Algo
Unitarian Church
Westford
Baptist Vestry
Florence J. Wilcox
Juha S. Conant
William Pandley
Chambersburg
Matone
N. Y
King's Daughters
Congregational Vestry
Abbie McNiff
Belmont
Sargent
the West Grammar School
Waterman
Vermont
Co. F. Johnson
Winthrop
Marelle Pickard
Frank Hartwell
Somerville
J. M. Hartwell
S. Goldsmith Conant
Edith Houghton
Fast Orange
N. J
Robert FE. Smith
Townsend
Harwood Ave
Townsend High
L. H
S. Z. Cleaves
Weat Rindge
N. H
J. Hi. Kimball
Clifford Shedd
May Guild Track In Mexico
California racing men plan to build a track at Mia Juana in Mexico across the border, aiming to establish a new racing venue and attract international competition.
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May Guild
Mexico
California
Mia Juana
Thrown From Buggy Mrs Flagg Near Station Yard
Mrs Filmar A Flagg was thrown from her buggy when the horse started and the buggy turned over. The horn ran through Taylor street past the station into J Thacher's yard. She was shaken with a severe head blow but no bones were broken and no injuries found on her body. Dr Hopkins attended and prospects for recovery are favorable.
Woman's Club Program Shown In Congregational Vestry
The Woman's club met in the Congregational vestry on Monday the 10th. Mrs. Matte K. Priest chaired the program committee with Mrs. Ellen M. Hartwell assisting. The event featured selections by MacDowell and American composers, with duets by Miss Sweatt and others, and solos by Mrs. Priest and Mr. Cora Hacer.
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Matte K. Priest
Ellen M. Hartwell
Marion Sweatt
Swee't
de Priest
Cora Hacer
Concord Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Time Table
Corrected to February 19 1911 the time table lists Saturday half hour cars from 2 PM to 8 PM with through service from Concord to Artington and connections at Hudson with the Boston Worcester and Marlboro lines. It notes links to Lexington Boston and Clinton routes and mentions Concord Junction and Lowell connections with South Framingham.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Concord
Artingtony
Hudson
Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Bout ‘Apices Egg
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Clinton Hat
Lexington & Boston St. Ry. Co
Th Lgic
Waltham and
Doston
Gancord
Concord Junction
Jane
Lowell
South Framingham
A.M
Maynard Cate Antsiete
Oan AM
Acton Ee Ee
Acton A
Acton Aece
Ae Ad
Acton Oe
Mourly
Maynard Ees Ee Eeees
Aus Weiki
Ge Company
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Lowell Acton Maynard Street Railway Time Table
Time table for the Lowell Acton and Maynard street railway service including Maynard route details and schedule notes with stops and transit times for the TENSONS 3upp service.
Hartwell Praised by Club for Proficient Pianist
Ford Carter Hartwell of Somerville received high praise from the club for his MacDowell inspired piano performance. The article notes his interpretation and execution as unusually strong for his age. A nominating committee and a field day committee were appointed, naming Mrs. Hattie A. Robinson, Mrs. Gertrude F. Houghton, Miss Mary Marshall, Miss Fannie A. Sanderson, Mrs. Charlotte A. Tenney, and Mrs. Dorothy Hardy.
Townsend High Faces Road Games In Early Season
John Fairfield, Townsend High baseball manager, lists a mixed schedule with games at Littleton, Pepperell, Westford, Groton, Lancaster, and Ayer. The lineup includes undecided home games at Shirley and Pepperell with a closing push to support the team at the trotting park.
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John Fairfield
Townsend High
Littleton
Aroton High
Ayer High
Pepperell High
Pepperell
Westford Acad
Westford
Townsend
Groton High
Groton
Lancaster High
Lancaster
Weatford Road
Ayer
Shirley High
Death of Miss Gertrude Coughish prompts hometown response
Miss Gertrude Coughish aged 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Coughlin of Commonwealth Ave, died at home after a week of pneumonia. Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church with Rev M J Welch officiating. The town remembers her as cheerful, bright and beloved by many. flowers poured in as tributes to the short life and fine character.
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Gertrude Coughish
Patrick Coughlin
Commonwealth Ave
M. J. Welch
Gertrude
Train wreck near Maynard injures several passengers
A Marlboro to Maynard train derailed Sunday afternoon near Maynard, leaving two cars off the rails and a smoking car on a sidetrack. Several passengers suffered injuries from bruises to cuts, with Mrs. Feeney among the worst. A wrecking crew cleared the site Monday as trains resumed service.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Frank
Feeney
Madsen
Newby
Somerville
Wenard
John J. Campbell Hudson
Dyson
St. Bridget’s
Mansfield
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Victor Hugo
Emerson
Hesiod
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Goethe
Sharps
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Sleasondale
Magnara
Jlawe Anh Westval
Westvale
Maynard Os
Sudbury Street
Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway
Gertrude Coughlin
Gaynor
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Thomas Connell
Williams
Thomas Ryan
the Holbrook Grocery Co
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