Marlboro Mass Advertising Directory Notice
Office addresses and distribution details for Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper The Enterprise Press Second Class matter August 25 1903. It lists circulation regions Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and advertising representatives Payne Burns Smith and others with multiple city office contacts and a disclaimer about typographical errors in advertisements.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press
Congress
Diamonds from Carbon: Hoaxes and Manufactured Stones
A commentary on rumors of lost formulas to create diamonds and the plausibility of artificial diamonds. It notes chemists fuse carbon under pressure to form crystals, cites Nat as a maker, and discusses market impacts and the rarity of natural stones versus laboratory methods.
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Nat
Nature
Ilan
Peace to Circus Lions The Greatest Show on Earth Renounces Cruel Acts
A New York City report says Barnum Bailey and Ringling Brothers will drop acts involving lions and tigers and dangerous stunts. The change reflects evolving public sentiment toward animal performances while preserving clowning, acrobatics, and pageantry for audiences.
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New York City
Barnum, Bailey and Ringling Brothers
Future heating may transform home warmth across cities
Henry L Doherty, leader of transportation gas and power firms, predicts the next major advance is heating individual homes with a mix of artificial gas and oil. He asserts this will balance with coal in five years, depending on improved gas and oil burners and ample fuel supply.
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Henry L. Doherty
Mr. Doherty
Let’s Pension Them If Clarence Darrow Would Agree
A satirical lament argues that if ideas championed by Darrow were applied to criminals the country would fail. the piece questions the practicality and happiness of such policies.
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Clarence Darrow
Jan
Local man laments high tuition in school of experience
A resident voices concern that the cost of experiential learning is set too high, arguing the tuition for gaining on the job expertise outweighs practical benefits and opportunities.
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School of Experience
Self Pity and Health as Wealth Echoed in Town Talk
Geod health is valued above riches yet many residents who boast of their ailments doubt the saying. The piece notes a public preoccupation with personal sickness and the social cues around health narratives.
Armless Writer From Germany Inspires American Authors
Report notes an armless man who writes with his feet from Germany and compares him to American novelists who write with their feet. It highlights surprising literary skill and adaptability across cultures.
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Germany
Old Stuff and Progressivism in the Early Car Era
A fragment notes that many so called progressive political ideas arose alongside the motor car, while remarking the car itself has undergone improvements. It presents a view of skepticism toward progressivism and technological change.
Outlook for Shoe Trade Amid Stock Market Fluctuations
Analyzed market mood following Coolidge election, noting a psychological boom in stocks not matched by real gains. In shoes and leather, production rises while tanners cut output to reduce heavy inventories, signaling cautious optimism and a return to normal business activity.
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Coolidge
Wall Street
United States
Times
Disabled veterans labor on Buddy Poppies for national sale
Scores of disabled ex servicemen contribute to the Buddy Poppy program during the Memorial Day week. Boston hosts a large VFW factory and US Veterans Hospital 44 crew supplying hundreds daily toward a 500000 quota. Many states rely on their own veterans to craft local poppies while the Buddy Poppy label carries protections against infringement.
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Chemin Des Dames
Argonne
Chateau Thierry
Verdun
United States
Veter of Foreign Wars
Cure
Boston
Massachusetts
Verrans Hospital No. 44
Poppy Sale Aids Disabled Veterans Relief Effort
Proceeds from the sale support relief work. Most disabled poppy makers remain unemployable due to lack of coverage in War Risk and Vocational Training laws, labeled non feasible, so the craft offers livelihood and restores morale for men with crippled conditions.
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Veterans ‘Bureau
Puppy foxes adopted by a Maltese cat at Marlboro Ranch
Forsaken by their mother at four days old, two silver black fox puppies at the Marlboro Fox ranch on Northboro Road are thriving under the care of a Maltese cat foster mother. A local fox pair had difficulties with their litter and the cat’s intervention saved the pups. The ranch has about 60 silver blacks, with thousands visiting the site.
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Martlboro Fox Ranch
Clarence Waite
Northboro Road
Fox
Ree
Cate
Northboro
How Much Are Eyes Worth
An old care note emphasizes protecting eyesight, advising proper lighting, correct distance for reading, and timely use of glasses or ophthalmic care. It mentions eye strain can be relieved by glare control or temporary glasses and warns neglect may cause headaches and eye discomfort.
Prohibition Cyclone Metaphor in Early Air Mail Echoes
A collage of era quips notes political and social jokes as prohibition looms and air mail pilots are imagined. It mentions a San Francisco broker sentenced to 930 years and Henry Ford facing a million dollar suit, reflecting sensational headlines and satirical tone from 1925.
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San Francisco
Henry Ford
NEA Service, Inc
Broadcast Tonight On Harvard Dartmouth Baseball Game
Radio listings show OVER THE RADIO ties from Soldiers Field Harvard versus Dartmouth baseball. Multiple programs include international concert from Town Hall and a Sally Lunn drama by Gladys Ruth Bridgham Players at 8:30 p.m. on WBZ.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard Va
Dartmouth
WBZ
Sally Lunn
Gladys Ruth Bridgham
WWNAC
Boston College
Holy Cross
United States
Harding
Coolidge
WNAC
Boston
WEAN
Providence
Coolidge Plans Corporate Body to Cut Washington Costs
President Coolidge outlines a plan to organize a corporate body in Washington to reduce expenses. The proposal aims to streamline government operations and lower public costs through centralized management and efficiency measures.
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Washington
Coolidge Jeing
Knights Hear Travel Talk On California
A large gathering of Knights met in the K of C rooms to hear Al Holman describe his California trip. He detailed the western travel system from Chicago and praised the food and smooth operations observed.
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Marliporo
K of C
al Holman
California
Winners at Military Whist in Marluoro Night
In Marluoro on April 29 priso ners played a military whist game Monday night. Participants included Mrs Elmer Holden Mr Frank O'Donnell Brigham Arthur Turver Marguerite Chisholm Gelen Richardson and organizers Mrs Vining Mrs Henry Lowell Frederick Potter Mrs Stent Mrs Walker H Moree. Spencer Hudson has moved to Berlin to Hudson.
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Marluoro
Elmer Holden
Frank O'Donnell
Brigham
Arthur Turver
Marguerite Chisholm
Gelen Richardson
Vining
Henry Lowell
Frederick Potter
Stent
Walker H. Moree
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Liberty Street
Marlboro, Mass
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Representatives
Payne, Burns & Smith
Park Avenue
York
Boyleton Street
Borton
Ives—G. Logan Payne Company
Tower Building
Carleton
St. Louis
Kresge
Detroit City Building
Los Angeles
MR Gunn
Stanley
Apell
M. Johnson
Robert E. En
Dawes
Senate
Omaha
North Pole
Ieresly
Town Hall
The
United
William J. Stannard
Army Music School
United States War College
Washington, D. C
Andre Morize
Harvard University
KQKA
Henry Leighton
Spencer Hudson
Berlin
Hudson
Lyonhurs
New England
McEnelly
Bert Lowe
His
Orch
Pulham
Nortoltland
North Sea
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