Spirit of the people at a grand old game of ball
A poetic tribute to the enduring spirit of Americans at baseball, celebrating the crowd’s enthusiasm, the spirit of seventy six, and the unity of fans and players in a grand old game.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
3
A poetic tribute to the enduring spirit of Americans at baseball, celebrating the crowd’s enthusiasm, the spirit of seventy six, and the unity of fans and players in a grand old game.
The text advises applying a cabbage leaf pressed with a bottle to the affected finger or hand. It claims the leaf juice draws and cleanses the area, offering a remedy superior to poultices.
Marlboro resident Mrs W A Whitman asserts Doan's Pills by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sold as US agents. She urges readers to remember the Doan's name and buy only that brand as a factual statement of proven value.
Deposits and interest details listed for Warlborough Savings Bank Marlborough Massachusetts. Mentions dividends due January and July with specific payout window. Includes scattered OCR errors and incomplete lines about poultry and wanted notices.
The Congregational church event in the vestry featured a 6:30 supper under George H. Hart with aides Lester and Sanderson. Dr. Charles Fleischer spoke on Democracy, stressing social reform, followed by questions, singing of America, a concert, and refreshments.
St George's Episcopal church marked its 20th founding anniversary with a Thursday service led by Rev. Arthur W. Moulton of Grace Church, Lawrence. An evening program at the parish hall featured readings, music, and a telegram from Bishop William Lawrence congratulating the parish.
Timothy Murphy, longtime Maynard resident born in Ireland, died at his High Street home after 48 years in the United States. He leaves his wife, four daughters, two sons, and three sisters, with funeral rites held at St. Bridget's church and burial in St. Bridget's cemetery.
Mrs Mary Worship wife of William H Worsnip died at her home 11 Blinst Monday afternoon after a four year illness She was 70 born April 14 1844 in Mossley Eng She immigrated to the United States in 1869 lived in Rochdale briefly and returned to this town She is survived by her husband a son Fred of Hudson a daughter Mrs William Brayden and four sisters Funeral services were held at her home conducted by Rev Frederick N Rutan and burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery
Schools closed for spring vacation with many teachers listed as at home in various towns and cities. Names include Charlies W. Millar in Athol, M Louise Dorntee in Cambridge, A M Currie in Somerville, Elizabeth Coleman in Merrimacport, Grace Perley in Boxford, Mary Hagar and Anita Walker in Orange, Lola Carter in Andover, Alice Went worth in Stoughton, Ellen Leonard in Falmouth, Caroline Raddlett in New Hampshire, George A Kennedy in Berlin NH, Veronica Burdo in Fitchburg, Mary Daly in Ayer, Agnes Garvey and Mary Coughlan in Concord Junction, Amnie Burke in Concord, Roy Wallace in Concord, Alice and Frances Nagle in Stow.
The Neighborhood class and Christian Fellowship unite Thursday evening under the pastor for a Prayer themed service. Sunday worship at 10 45 features The Lost Soul and the Seeking Savior. Bible school at noon led by Supts Taylor and Parker. Epworth League holds junior and senior meetings ending with a 7 pm service and a sermon. Mothers Day planned for the second Sunday in May with Homes of Bible theme. Resting of the women’s Temperance will be held at Mrs Emmanuel Taylor’s home.
The Enterprise reports a strange atmospheric rush and vacuum like a blur across the landscape stirring superstitious fears. Some blame a foreboding disaster while others suspect a roaming ancient monster as townsfolk grow anxious. Investigations reveal the culprit as Mike Lynch on his new mo Seen
August Keisala faced district court in Concord on a knife assault charge after a Sunday River Street incident against William Tuomi. Keisala received four months in the Cambridge house of correction after default bail of 5000. Tuomi, severely cut, required 33 stitches and is recovering. Eva Warveszka alias Eva Adams was found guilty of illegal sale of liquor and fined 75 with 500 bail. case continued to Saturday.
Rev Fredrick N Rutan presides with regular mid week prayer at 7 30 pm on Wednesday on God s Work With Man The membership committee meets before to receive candidates Sunday service with communion at 10 46 sermon on Disciple Sunday school at 12 topic A Lesson on The Prodigal Son Temperance lesson Sunday evening 6 00 pm monthly consecration meeting of the Y P S C E topic Christian Faith Evening service at 7 00 pm topic The Lessons of the Mexican Tangle
A fragmented report notes improper feeding of baby chicks leading to illness. It mentions excessive chick numbers and unclear guidance on care, highlighting the need for proper chick nutrition and management practices.
An article stresses proper feeding to reduce chick mortality and disease. It contrasts poor quality mouldy grain and improperly formulated feeds with reliable products from trusted dealers. It cites Pratt Experiment Station results and Pratt Baby Chick Food as improving vitality and growth in chicks.
A Toledo Blade item hints at a quiet, unnamed star facing scrutiny over fame. The note suggests public attention remains elusive as personal costs of notoriety arise without broad discovery.
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