Prohibition Voices At Trinitarian Church Service
Testimonies praising Dr. Russell and the Prohibition cause are cited from multiple figures including John Wanamaker of Philadelphia, Rev. Jos L Hill of Salem, and Rev. Henry L. Winston of Gloucester. The Detroit Tribune notes ex Gov Patterson’s evolution to support Prohibition as remedy for liquor evils.
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Jos Ll. Hill
D. D. Salem
Massa
Henry L.winston
D. D
Gloucester
Maas
Detroit Tribune
Patterson
New England
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Lquar
Christian World
Boston
Massachusetts
Perusal Proves Its Value to Every Reader
A public notice urges careful perusal by readers to gain better evidence than testimonials. It cites a testimonial from Mar Deniet Doyle of Marlboro who suffered rheumatic conditions and claimed improvement after using the product.
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Deniet Doyle
Elmat
Marlboro
Acton Grange Meeting Draws Notables and Help Offer
Acton Grange met Tuesday evening April 13 with many visitors. A paper by Past Master James B. Tuttle on dairying or orcharding proved insightful. State Master Chapman spoke and sang, drawing praise, and a Massachusetts committee offered to provide unemployed men willing to work on farms.
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Act Acton Grange
James B. Tuttle
Chapman
Massachusetts Committee
Nine Engineers Appointed for Acton Fire Districts
The Acton town hall hosted the first meeting to organize the fire department for its precincts. Nine engineers were appointed led by William H. Kingsley as chief with deputies and wardens named for West, South, North, and East Acton. A May meeting will set out equipment needs including a ladder truck for North Acton.
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Acton
Town Hall
William H. Kingsley
Rite
Mr. Benere
M. Costello
West B Cole
South Acton
al- Harris
North Acton
Dexter Spinney
East Acton
Kingsley
Harris
Stow
Mass
Middlesex County Commissioners
Wilkins Street
Stow Center
Rock Bottom
Y. Croft
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
County of
Cambridge
Connie
View
Marlboro
John R. Mackinnon
T. Clerk
Wittiaw
High won from Maynard in a tense nine innings game
The town game saw Maynard high short on strength while locals improved from the start. Morgan impressed with clever fielding and 11 strikeouts, and Selinsky showed solid infield play as the contest revealed strengths and uncertainties for Hudson and Midland League prospects.
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High
Maynard
Morgan
Beckeroaaness
Selinsky
Hudson
Ant
Weeden Pe
Murray
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