Fillebrowne Van Company on Taylor of North Sud
Readable fragment notes Fillebrowne, a van company, located on Taylor Street in North Sud- city area. Details are sparse but indicate a local business listing or notice.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
5
Tie Score In Sudbury Clash With Assabet Team
The Assabet team visited Sudbury on Thursday, battling a tough opponent to a tense tie score. Sudbury had offered stiffer resistance than usual, making it a closely fought league contest for both sides.
A Dash of Mystery and Romance in Cod Atmosphere
A column explores a setting steeped in maritime ambience blending enigmatic allure with romantic undertones. Locals describe glistening harbors, foggy evenings, and shoreline lore fueling a playful, cozy mood for visitors and residents alike.
Noting Injuries After Incident At Emerson Hospital
Sunday evening about 9 30 a incident left Fowler with two stitches on one finger and others treated for wormes and cuts. They were taken to Emerson Hospital by Tanamenes and treated by Dr. Gernewcnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Atitches
John Gernwe Cnest
Emerson Hospital
Tanamenes
Found Guilty In District Court
Peter Pahuc of 11 River Street Concord was found guilty of keeping and exposing intoxicating liquor for sale after a raid by Chief John Connors’s team. A $100 fine was imposed. Officers Moore Spratt Johnston Duggan assisted. A still and 30 beer containers were seized. State chemist analyzed beer. federal authorities declined action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Peter Pahuc
River Street
Concord
John Connors
Pahuc
Northrup
Connors
John Moore
William Spratt
Edward Johnston
Qwen Duggan
Cooper Atill
District Court
Lerer's Ladies Department Sold to The Fashion Shop
The Lerer's store Ladies department has been sold to The Fashion Shop to be managed by Ida Lehto and Helen Maki. Lehto, formerly with Lerer and R H White and Boston groups, now leads the new venture. The Fashion Shop will offer ladies and children’s wear with expansion of other departments.
Old Hungarian Manicure Set Linked to Historic Excavations
During excavations in Hungary a five manicure set about a hundred years old was found, showing similarities to modern manicure tools. The find highlights how personal grooming items persisted across eras and cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Fragmented health ad prób warns about measures
The text appears as a damaged health advertisement mentioning remedies for pains and disorders with vague claims about guarantees and products. It references names and places in a garbled way, offering dubious medical solutions and cautions about tubes or filters.
Laundrymen edge in tight nine with late surge
Laundrymen win by one point as Lehto drives five straight hits in the fourth, Jaimeon relieves after three runs, Johnson guards a late rally with a second hit and the game ends at darkness. Box score lists McPhalen Goff Laronde Hopkine Anderson McFadden McCrone Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Laundry Boys
Sec
Lehto
Jaimeon
Visiors
Johnson
McPhalen
Goff
Laronde Cf
Hopkine
Anderson P
McFadden
McRoney
Webber c
Toms Ons
Anderson
King and Morgan
Mrs Burmadette Driscoll Relieved as Postmaster at Local Office
Mrs Burmadette Driscoll steps down as acting postmaster after seventeen months in charge. John Woneguess appointed postmaster amid thanks from citizens for her faithful service. Also notes congratulations on the birth of a baby daughter at Emerson Hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burmadette Driscoll
John Woneguess
Emerson Hospital
Mrs Downey and Sons Vacation at Newfound Lake NH
Mrs John Downey and her two sons plan a vacation at Newfound Lake in New Hampshire. The Women's Church Aid will hold an event on Saturday at 1 p.m. The FB Bean group expects to learn that she has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
Newfound Lake
New Hampshire
Walter F Hall Begins Duties In Acton Schools
Walter F Hall assumes responsibilities in Acton schools after purchasing a home on High Street in South Acton. The notice notes his settlement in the town and the start of his duties, with emphasis on local civic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Hall
Acton
High Street
South Acton
South Acton Wins Sudbury Innings 12
South Acton defeated Sudbury by twelve runs in a low scoring innings. Gouth AcTon delivered a standout performance with key runs and tight bowling to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Sudbury
Gouth AcTon
Hidden deposition ends concealment after 1689
A relic was moved from a room to a tree hollow where it stayed until 1689 when Andros deposition removed the need for concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andros
Standings in League to Aug 12
South Acton team leads standings with wins and losses shown for Mag Lowell Mt Laundry and Jefferson Club. The table lists teams including Cambridge Cubs and per-game points like chi values, with agents Miller Lynch Jefferson Club and others noted in scattered entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Laundry
Pant. Cc Mag
Lowell
Mt Laundry
Miller Oi
Lynch
Jefferson Club
Cambridge Cubs S
Painted Canyon proves a wonder in California landscapes
A Los Angeles Times writer describes Painted Canyon near a desert highway as a diverse fusion of sand mud hills and volcanic rock formations. The area features distinct canyons and miniatures that evoke vast, strange mountain ranges and endless color variety for explorers and sightseers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles Times
Painted Canyon
Hermosa
Real Apache Trail Through Salt River Canyon Documented
The Apache trail in Arizona remains a modern highway while traces of the original Indigenous route are visible where the road climbs Salt River canyon en route to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Salt River Canyon
Phoenix
Reform Shouter Compared to a Lawn Mower in Disrepair
A narrator character likens a reform advocate to an old lawn mower that makes a loud, disruptive racket but fails to cut grass, implying hollow rhetoric without real results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
How Animals Protect Ears With Horns in Fights
The piece explains that animals such as deer moose and antelope protect their ears by laying them back during attacks or fights. It notes horn use as a defense against rivals and predators and mentions that ears are safeguarded to prevent injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Contrabassoon Instrument Describes Deep Woodwind Bass
The contrabassoon is a large double reed instrument forming a broad bass for woodwinds. It runs about 16 feet long, sounds an octave below the bassoon, and is singularly difficult to play yet highly valued in orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Habits at the Table of All the People in the World
A fragment notes human table manners and daily routines, contrasting cultural customs and universal dining practices. It hints at shared habits and differences across regions, inviting reflection on social eating behavior.
Pituitary Gland Regulates Growth: Ancient View and Modern Debate
At the door of the brain lies the pituitary body divided into three parts. It is said to regulate growth, with overactivity causing giants and inactivity causing dwarfs. Experts note there is more to growth control than this simple explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
How Fish Breathe and Gill Structure Described
The text explains fish respiration by gills as a key aquatic adaptation. It details opercular lifting, four gill arches each with two gill processes, and notes gills’ blood supply and their role in gas exchange as water carries dissolved oxygen to body tissues while blood releases carbon dioxide.
Armenia Joins Soviet Federations After World War I
Following the Russian revolution Armenia declared a republic and in 1920 formed its first federated Soviet Republic. The country lies south of the Caucasus and the Black Sea, north of claims to have been the first Christian nation, with Erivan as capital and Tiflis as the federation’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Caucasia
Black Sea
Erivan
Tiflis
Custom of Tattooing Traced to South Seas Practice
The Louiis Globe-Democrat writer links tattooing to South Sea Islands, noting Tahiti and Tatu as origins. It describes two forms, color tattooing and scar tattooing, with religious and cultural significance, and mentions women in Admiralty Islands and parts of India as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
Louls Globe-Democrat
Admiralty Islands
India
Copper and Tin Stock Report Sparks Trading Interest
A brief notice notes copper available and 22 parts of ported tin, signaling ample metal supplies. The terse update suggests strong market activity as buyers eye refined metals and alloys.
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The
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Bassett
Heath
Cape Cod Shoals
Marcia
Middlesex Couper
Gladu Cf
Natali Rf
Rigard Um
Gronoehl
Boulden c
Johnson P
Shirley Temple
Mole Eee
United Co-operative Society
Swift & Company
Goteborg
Swift’s
Swift
Waltham Street
Mass
South Sea Islands
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