Hudson Concord Rail Timetable Excerpt
A dense listing details hourly departures and arrivals between Concord Hudson Gleasondale Stow Center Westvale Maynard Car Barn and other stops. Times are shown for AM and PM runs with numerous partial digits and annotations indicating round trips and continued sections.
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Concord
Concord Jet
P. M
Westvale
A. M
Maynard
P. Wu
Lave Gleasondale
P.M. Arrive Hudson
Hudson
Leave Car Barn
Stow Center
Gleasondale
Eas
Car Bara
Eave Concord Ret
Anive Concord
A.M
P.M. Hudson
Digestive Ferments as Cure Claims Failures
The piece discusses digestive ferments touted as cures for dyspepsia and digestive ills. It argues symptoms reflect digestive organ dysfunction, not diseases themselves, and criticizes claims that such products restore organs by altering blood and nerves.
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Bowsland
Marlboro New England notes and travels from town
Mrs C Bonner visits Henry ting a vntinese booming at Frank is Mins Burke Bridge st Raoul Beandreau returns from Charlestown Miss Bernice Adams returns from Lynn A B Howe camping along Assabet river Tilden Ames visits Marshfield Owen Brady crosses Atlantic Miss Neilie Anderson visits North Brookfield Fred Simonean returns from Webster Arthur Winn not in New Middlesex office James Wallace visits Orange Norwell Kelley visits uncle Pamaes Newton Mayor Morse attends regatta Miss Mamie Downey from Taunton is a relative of Miss Mollie McGee George Spearer concludes Ready Pay market service H E ie ian confined at home Miss Lauren Richardson visits William Vanderzee Mrs Patrick Ethier weather in Montreal area planning to erect a rage at Rock Fort Meadow James Johnson welcomes new baby Settees placed along Lakeside avenue park committee preserves West Main seats John F Hennessy rents in Marlboro US Treasury Dalian visiting relatives W A Fitts returns from vacation at Point Orren Bailey motorman with rheumatism Maguire takes place L Blaisdell welcomes 10 pound boy St Stephen Temperance party Marlboro people A L Beauchamp returns from Montreal or Lac St Jean region Misses Walton and Emma of Melrose visiting Frank Este to accompany Miss Zeffie Chamberlin Edinboro St Miss Minnie Clancy visits Waltham Delano places 1000 trout at Fort Meadowbrook total 2000 in two weeks Louis and Alex Bouffard visit one week Mrs Maud Pratt-Chase returns from visit with friends at Baigewater Philippe country home Born of Shorwell special train carries excursionists to N Friday band to take away laurels.
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Arthur Winn
New Middlesex Crg
James Wallace
Boynton & Allen
Orange
Norwell Kelley
Pamaes
Newton
George Spearer
Mechanic St
H. E. Ie
Ian Eee
Lauren Richardson
Worcester
William Vanderzee
Lincoln St
Patrick Ethier
Montreal
Egg
Oemena
the Rock
Fort Meadow
James Johnson
Lakeside Avenue
Committee On Parks
West Main St
John F. Hennessy
United States Sebstreasney Dalian
Howe
Louis
Alex
Bouffard
Maud Pratt-Chase
John Te Baigewater
Philippe
Shor Orwell
Shoe Industry Developments Across Several Firms in New England
Reports detail A L Joslin & Co Oxford expanding weekly hours to fifty eight and Isaac Prouty & Co Spencer installing new stitching machines. Whitcomb & Paine Holbrook workers unionizing branch. Cox Last Co Malden to build brick mill last factory costing thousands. Green shoe makers of Massachusetts to merge with Dalton Shoe. Crown Shoe Co Columbus Ohio raises capital to fifty thousand and increases output. Soule & Harrington Middleboro sold to a planning mill concern. Kaiee Co bleachers and leather remnant business impacted by a fire loss of about five thousand dollars.
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Cox Last Co
Malden
Green
Thel
Mass
Dalton Shoe Company
Hill&Green
Crown Shoe Co
Columbus
Soule & Harrington
Middleboro
Kaiee Co
Indians at St Louis Fair Spark Government Tutelage Plans
The department plans a large gathering of Indians at the St Louis fair as a last tutelage effort before future generations merge into the population. An appropriation would cover several hundred attendees, with a dedicated space and stockade to keep guardians with the party.
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Department
St. Louis
Congress
Personal Notes Mention Various Historical Figures and Estates
The fragment references Alejandro Garland elected Peru’s representative at the St Louis World’s Fair, Rudolph Aronson of New York presenting royal gifts, John B. Parsons building a $5000 memorial for a daughter, and an estate of about $70,000 left to a widow with a trust. Details indicate political history, legal studies, and estate provisions from the era.
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Alejandro Garland
Wee
Peru
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Rudolph Aronson
New York
Parsons
New Lenox
Ouse
Exterior Nears Completion on Boston Line Work
Exterior nearly completed with poles and wire already distributed at convenient points along the line for use by the workmen.
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Boston
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F. McCarron
Good Meat Fame
V. Lm. Laurson
W. A. Haynes & Co
Nason St
Geo. F. Watheway
Milk St
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
P. H. Delee
Charles P. Tucker
Attorney AT Law
Chase Bulldine
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber Walden ‘Street
Simeon Goldberg
Sutsc
Hollis S. Howe
Main
Goodsaoe
Cama Payments
Nathan Pleasant St
Maypard
Ted Exchcey Fae
Toeene
Anid Momanty
Marlboro
C. Bonner
Visi Henry Ting
Walter B. Morse
Lake Quinsigamond
Mamie Downey
Taunton
Mollie McGee
West
W. A. Fitts
Ters Point
New Bedford
Aouay Ieee
Orren Bailey
Ieee Matism
Nm Maguire
L. H. Blaisdell
St. Stephen
A. L. Beauchamp
Ebec
Lac
Albert J. Walton
Htef Emma
Melrose
Frank F. Este
Main St
Este
Zeffie Chamberlin
Edinboro St
Waltham
Holliston
Minnie Clancy
Delano
Fort Meadowbrook
Shoe Factory
A. L. Joslin & Co
Oxford
Isaac Prouty & Co., Boot and Shoe Manufacturers of
Spencer
Ny. Heed Tan Cae
Whitcomb & Paine
Holbrook, Mass
Boot and Workers’ Union
ST. Louis Fair
Abbas
Fecca Pare
Tee
Theres m Academy
Vienne
Oe Vi Ousleyington
Sant Acest
Glasgow Manufacturing Co
the Central Dry Goods Co
Moody St. Waltham
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Cal
Raster and
Western Lumber
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
H. J. Hansen
Walden St., Concord, Mass
C. D. Holmes
Finigan and Sheehan
J. A. Finigan
D. G. Spehean
Poress
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