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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1901
Page
4
A column of assorted items covers world events and opinions. Highlights include Kitchener’s armistice cue, Turkish debt, Old Orchard fundraising, Concord’s new boys’ school, Finnish emigration to Tennessee, Palestine mineral wealth, Tesla’s wireless telegraphy first station on Long Island, and debates over transit systems and the trolley versus newer propulsion ideas.
The article argues deafness cannot be cured by local treatment as the issue lies in the ear’s mucous lining. It attributes the condition to infection and mentions a doctor from Toledo, Ohio endorsing certain pills as the best option.
The town reports social visits and illnesses, with Mrs Edward Ratch Boston guest of relatives and Miss Catherine Wilder visiting Spencer relatives. Notes mention malaria in the west end, a new public library catalog, and several residents away for illness, travel, or work.
Fragmentary notes mention Satyrtes Edward Sheridan shooting two herons and a rare regional capture. R W Coleman and Clarence Gutters spent a day at oetotes camp in Andover.
Bi Marshall led the Fitch exhibition with standout totals as Grace and Walworth contributed. Waterhouse and Byes supported the effort in a competitive afternoon session.
The August gathering of the Catholic Union met on the lawn of the ice plant, with Fev presiding. Fra Crowe and Doherty led the group in a pleasant mood, and refreshments followed. The sick committee for the coming month includes Mae and Belle Morgan and Mrs. Lee Donahue.
Wanted a girl to care for children in Maynard area. Also listing: Cunard steamship Saxonia has a few good rooms for sail on Saturday August 24 at $50, agent H L Whitcomb.
Mortgagee's sale of property under a power of sale in a 1901 Marlborough Savings Bank mortgage to be conducted September 9 1903 after three in the afternoon. Describes the Wayland road land bounded by Wesley Stone and others bounded by a road, with unpaid taxes and assessments due, terms cash down balance on delivery.
Mortgagee announces sale of real estate in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts under power of sale from Mary A Higgins to be held at four o'clock on Saturday at the premises on Maple Court Maynard. The property formerly conveyed to Lorenz by deed in May and recorded with mortgage, sale cash only to the purchaser held by N M Merriam of Boston.
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