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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
3
A local playground in Concord Junction attracts children and adults alike with varied activities. Flyers describe games, folk dances, flag drills, crafts like raffia weaving, and demonstrations, while older youth compete in races and team games.
A fragmented ad style passage notes a manufacturer claim and an endorsement from strangers, arguing testimony may prove or disprove. It references Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy and urges readers to remember the name and avoid alternatives amid confusing testimony.
A brief classified note offers small lots for sale this month and lists a call to act on available items. It mentions owls in large, implying a notice for live owls sought or offered by a seller.
A massive crowd watches Concord overwhelm Junction 13 to 2 as Loughlin holds the mound for six innings. Amid errors and wild plays, Stockwell resigns after a brutal loss, while O’Connell and Favreau make sparkling outfield plays for Concord.
A lively Marlboro session rumbles over Ingalls and Fahey as Lynnhurst pitcher dominates early contact. The writer mocks local teams including Hudson and Junction, predicts changes, and critiques management while tossing in a satirical verse about Pringle.
A rough start gives way to renewed focus as Diamond Point, seeking steady progress, begins concrete tasks again. Local team members align on goals and set plans to move forward. The mood remains practical and forward looking.
A poetic lament critiques a weak lineup with minus arms and eyes. It urges replacing a clever but error prone shortstop and failing outfield, arguing the current nine imitate great gladiators but cannot surpass them. The speaker offers guidance to improve the town's baseball future.
A foggy scene near Junctionites causes inquiries from nearby cottage residents. A well known local youth, hurt by a lost bet, mourns his home team while Concord young ladies offer consolation after the score.
Reported plans indicate Wakefield schedule a Saturday contest against an unidentified guest team. Details on venue Marlboro and local labor day timing remain unclear while Stockmere is cited as an associated figure from the Old Government era.
Basement of the new Finnish church on Walnut Street near completion with first service planned for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor John Vaananen leads the effort, supported by Congregational Home Missionary Boston, Rev. John Lillback, and Rev. Merrill Osgood. The program includes an orchestra and bands, with the space suitable for socials.
A fragmented note lists organizing action for a raw food club with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention ae and hn 7, suggesting a meeting or date reference, but specifics are not clear. Further context is needed to identify participants or location.
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