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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
3
Rash vow drives chess fan to madness in England
A young English chess enthusiast obsessed with an unsolved problem vowed to sleep or eat until he found the solution. He secluded himself for four days, was found terrifically mad, and spent a year in a lunatic asylum with the problem still unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ordeal of Touch in Murder Suspects Belief
The piece notes a widespread belief that human blood links to divinity and that a murdered victim’s blood will reveal the killer by flowing anew at his touch, a theme common in literature's “ordeal of touch” tales.
One Exception. Mary Colors Christmas Set Too Bold
Little Mary colors with a Christmas paint set and laments a failed tint. She declares the mishap cannot be undone except slice laces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Perfectly True Military Examiner Quote Turns Grim Burials
A terse dialogue frames a grim view of military respect as the examiner asks what qualifies a man for burial with honors and the recruit bluntly answers dead, underscoring stark attitudes toward service and sacrifice.
How Hair Is Colored and Guillotine on Display
The article explains hair color arises from amalgamated pigment atoms in hair cells. It notes bleaching allows chemical reactions beneath hair scales. It also mentions the guillotine from the French executions is shown at Madame Tussaud's Waxwork in London on Marylebone Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place de la Concorde
London
Madame Tussaud
Marylebone Road
Dean's Kidney Pills End Domestic Ailments Testimony
A Marlboro resident Miss Campbell testifies to relief from backache and urinary issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says they helped from the start and she has not needed kidney medicine since. The product is sold at 50 cents at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Howland
St., Marro
Dean
Miss Campbell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Concord Junction Wins In Eighth Inning Comeback
Concord Junction defeated Maynard 7 to 6 in the eighth inning. Billy Stockmere delivered a decisive triple and double for Junction while Don Lent starred for Maynard. Hopkins pitched well for Junction, Bixby struggled at short, and the late rally sealed the win after Maynard led 6-3.
Maynard Team Clashes In High Scoring Baseball Encounter
Loughlin out as Maynard suffers an attempted bunt on last strike. Lent and G Stockmere lead with two base hits. W Stockmere has three base hits and McHugh drives in runs. O'Connell Stockmere and McHugh contribute sacrifices. W Stockmere, McHugh, Ryan, Reilly steal bases. Hopkins and Briggs combine for 10 strikeouts and 7 walks. Umpire Smith officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Stockmere
Stockmere
Billy
Mill Town
Hopkins
Bixby
Eddie
Stocky
Don Lent
Lent
Centre
Ryan
Toogle
Wood
Flaherty
Murray
Wilder
Loughlin
Briggs
O'Connell
Sullivan
Billy Stockmere
Reilly
Brayden
Junction
G. Stockmere
W. Stockmere
McHugh
H. R. B. Hopkins
Smith
Thief Steals From Rexall Store In Concord Junction
A bold breaking and entering at Rexall Store yields 309 dollars in high quality items such as fountain pens perfume leather goods cutlery and playing cards. A suspect seen leaving the midnight train toward the Junction while riding a bicycle with a bag is thought to be the thief who also took Mr Noll’s bicycle and bag. Police patrols remain tight as investigators seek a solid clue and motive. A separate notice advertises an eight room house with bath and modern conveniences near Union Church at 368 Main Street Concord Junction al2-3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Concord
Hamilton
Pflice
Union Church
Main
Concord Junction
All Stars Defeat Silver Stars 6 4 in Local Baseball
The All Stars beat the Silver Stars 6 to 4 on Sunday afternoon at Brownsfield Acton Street. Colombo and O'Brien pitched for the winners with Blatt and Callahan batting for the losers. Several thrilling plays marked an action packed, snappy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Ama Beach
Brownsfield
Acton St
All Stars
Silver Stars
Colombo
O'Brien
Blatt and Callahan
Laura M. Bower
Robert Marsden
Frank Smallwood
Waltham
William H. Gutteridge
Grace Woods
Clarence Gutteridge
White Mountains
William C. Kenyon and Son
Rocky Point
R. I
Charles Wheeler
Merrimac River
James Coulter
Charles 8. Coulter
Providence
William Coulter
Friends
Leominster
Admitted ton. Y. B. Friends of Harrison Persons
Harrison Persons has passed examinations and was admitted to the practice of law in New York. He works for the National Surety Co. of New York City and studied at the Brooklyn evening law school, graduating last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Persons
New York
Persons
National Surety Co
New York City
Brooklyn Evening Law School
Death of Carl Joseph Allen at six months
Mr and Mrs JouUpMAN H Allen mourn the loss of their son Carl Joseph Allen who died at home on Walcott Street Sunday at 7 55 after a 21 hour illness from cholera infantum. Burial was held Monday in St Bridget's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Butterworth
Danielson
Conn
Harold Butterworth
Winchester
Joel Butterworth
Francis
Brick
Helen
Turners Falls
Frank Binks
Kenneth Damien
Alfred E. McCleary
Fenway Park
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Lessie Lawton
American Woolen Co
South Freeport
Knox
U. S. Army
Berry
Philadelphia
Heath and Carpenter
Julia Sheehan
William
Glen Falls
N. Y
Lena
Minnie Moynihan
Sylvester Sullivan
Spring Lane
William Price
Plymouth
N. H
George Plummer
Cambridge
Camp Comfort
Pumming
Joseph Foley
Concord Junction
Joseph Hopkins
Oak Bluffs
Thomas H. Lacy
D. D
Blackstone
A. Morrill Osgood
Fred Kelly
Lowell
Roland Priest
Waltham
St. George's Episcopal Church
Norumbega Park
John Sheridan
Dorothy
Raymond
Worcester
Peter Lesage
Frank Prue
Hazel Claflin
Andover
Bridget Clafin
Jouupman
Carl Joseph Allen
Walcott St
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
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T G'S
St’kmere
Sullivan c Sewer
Bixby Sa Weet
Woods
Plaherty
Peloquin
Rutan
Mr. Noll
Cat
P. J. Sullivan
Revere Beach
Henry F. Miller
Musiciam
Main Street
Ton. Y
Elmer Clark
Rutland
Lilla ‘M
Lorenzo Clark
Joseph Sheridan
Bolton
Sagy
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Augusta Ber Harber
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Atlantic City
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Wareham
Winchendon
New Hampshire
Berlin
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Dover Exeter Franklin Keene Littleton
Peterboro
Rochester Woodaville
Vermont
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Newport
St. Albans
St. Johneby
White River Jet
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Washington, D.C
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NEW England Telephone
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