Fatal Lexington Road Crash Claims Youths
Two teens Wesley and Marvin Flagg of Littleton were driving on Lexington Street Concord Thursday when their motorcycle hit a stone wall. Marvin died Monday night at Deaconess Hospital from internal injuries. Wesley survived with minor injuries.
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Lexington Rd
Haywood’s Corner
Marvin Flagg
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Wesley
Clifton B. Flagg
Littleton
Lexington St
Dr. Browne
Marvin
White Garage
Sympathy in Action Beyond Words at the Detroit Free Press
The piece urges practical kindness over hollow phrases after grief. It argues that true sympathy is demonstrated by helping the affected person through deeds, such as lending a hand or offering friendship, rather than merely speaking words.
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Detroit Free Press
New Club Partner Joins Badminton Duo
The General introduces a light moment as a new badminton club member joins. The partner asks why three rackets are carried and the General replies he breaks one or two during play due to shortsightedness.
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Badminton Club
Bank treasurer’s death shocks staff in quiet hours
The bank’s treasurer died and local staff, gathered after hours, mourn their loss. Reactions range from grief to a curious question from the errand boy, who reveals himself as a mind reader, adding a twist to the somber moment.
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Puck
Colonial Inn hosts wide guest list over weekend
A large turnout from nearby towns and far regions including New York, California, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Hampshire, Texas, Oregon, New Jersey, Utah and Canada attended the Colonial Inn on Saturday and Sunday. Notables from Cambridge Waltham Beverly Lexington Milford and others were hosted at the Luther Franks home. A Union service at First Parish Meeting House featured Hon. Guy A. Ham speaking on patriotism ahead of April 19.
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Colonial Inn
New York
California
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Hampshire
Texas
Oregon
New Jersey
Utah
Canada
Martha Brown
Cambridge
Harriett Churchill
Waltham
Luther Franks, Jr
Beverly
Henry C. Franks
Lexington
Tucker
Marion Tucker
Milford
Luther Franks
Everett St
Guy A. Ham
Ham
Mr. Macdonald
Tewksbury
Alexander Murray
Boston
Annie Cullinane
Charles M. Byron
Betrothed Young Woman Seeks Certainty in Love
Two young women confide about relationships. The older heroine faces many engagements, while the betrothed woman frets over love. She fears happiness as her fiancé alternates between hope, wishing, and misery, and the experienced friend offers cautious reassurance.
Bride Defends Husband Against Neighbor’s Advice
A new bride rebuffs a neighbor who mockingly offered tips on subduing husbands. She proudly asserts that her husband Jimmie has priorities higher than chopping kindling, while the neighbor counters. The bride replies with a fond, earnest defense of her spouse.
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Jimmie
New York
Questionable Scribbles Describe Odd Car Theme
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a shriek machine for an automobile and fear affecting a character named Chuggins. The text appears as garbled prose with unclear context and few identifiable entities or events.
Fragmentary dialogue from a humorous exchange
Readable fragments show a playful exchange about a blonde ball and a reminder of not wearing something for a month. Names and clear events are missing, rendering a minimal, unclear scene.
Fire damages Crescent Street contractor's house
A timber and brick home near completion on Crescent Street, owned by Richard L. Wilson, was scorched in a Tuesday night blaze. Fire officials say a careless match from a worker likely ignited the kitchen, burning the west side and attic. the $8,000 to $10,000 property may be rebuilt and Wilson plans repairs.
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Richard L. Wilson
Crescent St
Wilson
New Way. Flirt and the men flirt with you love
A quoted line from G B Salerne about flirtation and love. The text presents a personal sentiment rather than a news item or public notice.
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G. B. Salerne
Husband and wife quip over sewing button request
A humorous exchange shows a husband asking his wife to sew on a button before leaving. She replies that the cook might handle it but notes she married a typewriter, not a sewing machine, highlighting wry domestic dynamics.
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Hubby
Whiner and Adviser Debate Friendship With a Dog
A comic exchange shows a person lamenting having only one friend the dog. An optimistic adviser replies encouragingly suggesting adding another dog as a companion. The dialogue highlights contrasting views on companionship and loyalty.
Persian Maxim Be Not All Sugar Nor Wormwood
A compact maxim warns against excess in virtue and vice saying not all sugar nor all wormwood keeps balance or favor with the world. It cautions moderation to avoid being consumed or rejected.
Lobsters in England Eaten Daily During Season
About 80 000 lobsters are eaten daily during the season in England. The notice outlines the scale of the lobster harvest and consumer demand.
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England
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