Market note on rug bale price and size
A sale brief notes rugs sized 27 by 54 inches in a mix of colors priced around 2.75 dollars per bale with a $1.00 offer. The listing highlights bulk rug value and discounted rate.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
10
Acton Citizens and Visitors Headed various locales
South Acton notes list residents traveling to Pleasant Point Maine Providence Old Home Week Portland Manchester by the Sea Plymouth Hartford and Marymouth New Hampshire frequent visits to family and friends with local businesses and road activity. boat repairs and military service mention.
Cram Gardner and neighbors on summer visits and travels
West Acton items note Cram and Gardner families with two week stays at Baker's Island and other visits. Arthur Gould of Leominster visits Gould's parents. Hall and son Henry at Five Islands. Several social calls, vacations at Revere Beach and Oak Bluffs, and a marriage notice for Vera Sargent of Swansea to William Boynton of Groton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Cram
W. C. Gardner
Doris
Baker's Island
Arthur Gould
Leominster
Mr. Gould
Mr. Dudley
A. Guilford
M. M. Keyes
Boston
BE. H. Hall
Henry
Five Islands
C. J. Holton
Concord
Waldo DeWolf
Sidney J. Willis
Yamily
Wil-de
Bath
Vera Sargent
Swansea
N. H
William Boynton
Groton
Mass
New York City
Holt
C. H
Charles Durkee
Celebrated 90th Birthday of Mrs Martha Page Armstrong
Mrs Martha Page Armstrong marked her 90th birthday with a reception at her daughter Miss M A Armstrong’s home. Born August 17 1824 in East Rindge New Hampshire she pursued teaching and then business in Nashua before settling in Rindge and later this town. She has two children Charles of Jaffrey NH and Mary of this town and is praised for health activity and a large circle of friends. Relatives attended from Tewksbury Ashburnham and Jaffrey NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Zeigler
Plymouth
Alex Nagle
Hartford
Conn
Daisey
Waltham
Acton
Hager Brothers
Clinton
Hunter
Concord
Ima Leavitt
Maiymouth
N. H
Charles
George Warren
Mary Lothrop
France
Isabel Heath
Portland
Fred Nagle
Stow St. F
Glines
Clapp
West Boylston
Nettie
John Snow
Wal
Ida Dearborn
Dan
Beesew
May- Wal
Martha Page Armstrong
M. A. Armstrong
Nashua
Milton W. Armstrong
Windham
Rindge
Village Notes and Local Happenings Span Weekend
Detroit guest visits. Marlboro and Boston connections. many residents hosting relatives. Local social event raises funds for St Elizabeth's church on the Scanlon lawn. Obituary for Mrs Emma Blood mentions Civil War veteran John F Blood. Horse racing purses and entries announced for Cochato stallion at Bedford stables. Parker outlines entries and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Clark
Detroit
Mich
H. T. Clark
John T. McNiff
Marlboro
Gertrude Leighton
Revere Beach
Mabel Parker
B. Parker
C. EB. Holt
Holt
North Haston
Frank McDonald
New York
Murphy
Edward Holton
Malden
St. Elizabeth's Church
Thomas Scanlon
Nellie Scanlon
Coat of paint lifts Acton Centre schoolhouse appearance
The school house at Acton Centre has received a fresh coat of paint and once the interior is cleaned and varnished it will be ready for the new school year. Marion Taylor returns from a three weeks vacation in Gloucester to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Taylor
Gloucester
Bedford Sermon by Rev. Vincent Ravi at Christchurch
The Rev. Vincent Ravi of North Ave Congregational Church will deliver the sermon at Christchurch on Sunday August 23. Miss Marjorie Thaxter will sing. The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company hall nine of Lexington and Bedford players played a return game with the Bay State Railway team at Lowell on Tuesday August 18. The players had a special car to Lowell and were loyally entertained by the Lowell boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Ravi
North Ave. Congregational Church
Christchurch
Marjorie Thaxter
Middlesex
Boston St. Ry. Co
Hall
Lexington
Bedford
Bay State Ry
Lowell
Parker Offers $1000 Purse for Rockingham Two Year Old Colts
Arthur H. Parker of Shawsheen farm, a leading New England horseman, posts a $1000 purse for a unique trotting race at the Rockingham Fair. The event is for two year old colts from mares bred, set to draw light harness enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Parker
Shawsheen Farm
New England
Rockingham
Rockingham Fair
Old Dr Goodenough place sold to P W Jones in village
The Dr Goodenough house and land, long owned by Dr Levi Goodenough, has been sold to P W Jones who begins extensive improvements. Tenants Nagle and Sanborn will move to a double house on the state highway near O F Nelson's blacksmith shop. Other local items include visits from out of town and a vacation wrist injury to Herbert L Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. €. Roche
Boston
Ladd
Illinois
Herbert L. Newton
South American Chinchilla and the Charm of Happiness
South American chinchilla, a soft fur herbivorous rodent, resembles a rabbit with short ears and a long tail, valued as a decoration for gowns. True Happiness notes civilization’s wonder and a boy’s circus sight bringing joy, while happiness often lies in new knowledge rather than excess.
Advertising Effect Lost in Central and South America
Advertising is difficult in Central and South America as a large portion of the population cannot read or write limiting reach and impact. the piece argues literacy barriers hinder campaigns and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South America
The Difference Quotations Tone in Tatler
Quotation notes gendered gaze with lines about looking and being looked at. It contrasts male and female motivations in attention with a witty Tatler voice. The remark reflects social commentary on courtship and perception.
No, Not The Nomination Says Papa In This Tale
A child rushes to his mother crying that Mr. Smith claims their father has the nomination. The line contrasts political talk with a child’s simple worry about illness, reflecting playful political humor.
Thoughtful crowds favor loud cries over anti crowd shouts
A timeless remark from Print ers' Ink notes it is safer to shout with the crowd than at it. The crowd’s noise is presented as a protective social force guiding public expression. The observation frames collective action as more secure than solitary contention.
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Wien
Sein
Axminster
South
Marty West
Pleasant Point
Frank Johnson
Tuttle & Newton's
W. Franklin
Providence
Lyman Taylor
Smith Finney
Warren Jones
Moore
Arthur Lowden
Earl Randolf
Harry Campbell
Philadelphia
Penn
Fort
Faulkner
A. A. Jones
Manchester by-the-Sea
Alice Clark
Anna Maw
Medford
Amelia Tarbell
Otis
Norman Tule
Somerville
I. C. Hastings
Joe Allen
Maynard
Augustine Hosmer
H. EB. Willis
Roland
Lake Boon
Russell Johnson
The
Woolen Company
Will Huntoon
Nebraska
Charlestown
West Acton
W. Clark
Elinor Newton
S. R. Burroughs
Egypt, Mass
David R. Kinsley
Oak Bluffs
Dorothy Mead
M. Whitcomb
Mrs. Whitcomb
Bert Reed
Vivian
Hough’s Neck
Nellie
Fannie Wether
Tewksbury
Ashburnham
Jaffrey
E. Z. Stanley
Covell
Frank Farrar
Blanchard’s Mill
I. F. Duren
Mrs. Nickerson
Jamaica Plain
Mig. Farrar
Woonsock
Ee, K.T
George
Oak Bluff
Martha's Vineyard
Francis Davis
Weymouth
A.li Noyes
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mr. Tingley
Emma Blood
North Acton
Spofford Robbins
F. P. Wood
Woodlawn
John F. Blood
Almon Rose
Carlisle
A. G. Smith
Littleton
Earl J. Drinkall
Chicago
Sarah Wood
Harold Phalen
P W. Fairbanks
Schenectady
N.Y
Charles Taplin
Lynn
Marblehead
Will Edwards
Framingham
John Edwards
Dexter Andrews
Holden Farm
Ernest Frye
Otisfield
Cochato
Parker
Ralph T. Miller
Rockingham Park
Bedford Stables
Sudbury
George F. Moore
Carl Webber
Milton
Wilson
Naval Hospital, Chelsea
Jones
Wayside Inn
Tatler
A. Distasio
Japan
Spe
Santos
la Touraine
Ey Leas
C.O. D
Main Street
Johnson
Paula
Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Prop
Main ST
Edison
the Green Stamp Store
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