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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
3
The notice lists subscription price of $1.50 per year in advance and single copies pricing for six months including postage for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and Bedford communities.
The piece urges veterans to attend the funerals of fallen comrades as a lasting tribute to their sacrifice. It honors memorial days and the duty of former soldiers to uphold national devotion, reminding readers that respectful burials strengthen patriotism and the nation’s memory.
Millions mourn as the great tenor dies shortly after seeing Italy. The death marks the loss of a unique artist whose musical and dramatic powers defined operatic excellence. World producers and fans agree no one will replace him.
The text describes a former feared figure, Villa, now leading a peaceful ranch life in Mexico. It argues that letting individuals reform quietly can reduce violence, suggesting such a method could replace war in broader society and potentially work on others beyond Villa.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on land in Middlesex County touching Stowe and Maynard, 20 acres with buildings, bounded by Assabet River and Amory Maynard land. Executors under Cyrus C. Mayberry will oversee sale with $500 cash at purchase, balance in ten days. Boston firm WM. J. Geegan represents holders. August 2, 1921.
The piece traces Paskaskia site history from Father Marquette 1675 mission through La Salle explorations and forts to French Indian alliance, Clark’s Revolution exploits, Northwest Territory formation, and Illinois entry as 21st state in 1818 with 56 065 square miles. It notes Illinois as Prairie State with 29 electoral votes and links to broader colonial power shifts.
A 55 year old Le Mans signman was sentenced to two years in prison for bigamy. He married a 75 year old widow who offered him a room, claiming his wife was dead. Police later found a surviving wife who had deserted him. He says the crime was to solve his housing crisis.
A Penzance woman noted a blackbird and a thrush visiting her lawn for crumbs. The blackbird fed the thrush, which could not feed itself after its beak was cut off near the head, likely from a steel or spring trap.
Exploration reveals large osmiridium and gold gravels in Tasmanian western valleys. Tasmania is the sole large scale producer of osmiridium. First half of 1920 output reached 1003 ounces valued at £41,642. In March 1920 local price hit £42 10s per ounce, per London Times Trade Supplement.
A quoted exchange shows a patient asking about the bill and the doctor replying with a stated charge of ten dollars while the patient has eleven. The fragment reflects a casual, informal tone in early 20th century newspaper speech.
A fragment records a terse conversation with interruptions and misread cues. The exchange pivots on mistaken identity and evolving attraction as speakers reveal shifting dynamics.
Public notice records the Bedford petition to relocate the North Road or Main Street from its junction with the Concord Road to the River Road Carlisle Road. The Middlesex County Commissioners set a view and hearing for September 9 1921 with notices to townspeople and posting in two public spots.
A lost bank book for account No. 2045 at the Assabet Institution for Savings has been reported. Payment has been stopped and after thirty days from the first advertisement the bank may pay the amount due or issue a duplicate book if proof of notice is provided.
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