The Lure of Gain in Human Progress
This essay argues the lure of material wealth drives major discoveries and national growth. It cites Columbus, colonists, explorers, and scientists as examples, noting wealth motivates invention, enterprise, and culture while warning excessive dollar chasing can cause social and national trouble.
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Columbus
Life
America
South Seas
Mid-west
Far-west
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Americas
Christmas Spirit Ignites Universal Kindness Across Nations
The piece reflects on Christmas as a season of universal brotherhood and goodwill. It contrasts July Fourth apathy with Christmas cheer, noting train travelers’ smiles and friendly faces at stations. It urges the Christian world to embody Christianity through open hearts.
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America
Universal Brotherhood of Man
A Community Aim Lets Make This Town Famous
A community pledge champions a friendlier town with no backbiting. Residents rally for positive actions and visible neighborly support to enhance civic spirit and local pride.
Independence Requires Courage to Say No
A concise reflection on personal autonomy emphasizing the strength to refuse pressure or unwanted demands. It frames saying no as an act of self-respect and empowerment, urging readers to uphold boundaries even when it is difficult.
A Wordy Age In These Days of Cross Word Puzzles
An era favors verbose clues as cross word puzzles shift away from brief men of few words toward detailed hints and elaborate language.
FEW DAYS LEFT FOR Christmas Shopping
The notice urges shoppers to complete Christmas purchases now, highlighting urgency for timely gifting. It emphasizes the benefit of early shopping to ensure holiday cheer for friends and merchants alike.
Buy Wisely and Stay Lawful in a Busy City
A reflective note urges thrift and economy to secure comfort with money while acknowledging many laws guiding citizens. It questions the role of large papers in covering crime and suggests they publish more than just crime news.
Obrian to Direct Elks Charity Ball in Hudson
Walter I. O'Brien named chairman to direct the Hudson lodge charity ball next month. The general committee includes Frederick J. Clingan and Peter M Courtemanche with duties assigned to decorations tickets refreshments and publicity.
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ELKS
Frederick J . Clingan
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Peter M Courtemanche
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Hudson Lodge No
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Walter IL O’brien
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Hudson Items and Local Repairs Noted
William Bishop of Spring Street secured the Elm Theatre repair contract while Philo L. Walker, longtime foreman at Chandler and Pat tern shoe shop, completed duties there Saturday. Joie M Locke, recovering from surgery at Lyman Hospital, has pneumonia. Bernard M Doyle has been ill at 11 at his home on 20 Pleasant Street for weeks. Sebstam Grenache of Leominster visited his father Arthur Grenache at 45 Main Street Sunday. John B Keyes, new Hastings place owner on Central Street, is building a large garage. A Boston and Maine freight train of three locomotives and 53 cars with a caboose passed west yesterday afternoon before 3.
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Sebstam Grenache
Leominster
Arthur Grenache
Main Street
Boston & Maine Road
Dick to face charges for endangering public in Clinton court
David S. Dick of Lawrence was arraigned in Clinton district court on a charge of endangering public safety. He was ordered to appear December 20 before Judge Allen G. Butterick. The alleged incident involved an automobile collision with George Brown’s vehicle in Boston on October 2.
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David S. Dick
Lawrence
Clinton District Court
Allen G. Butterick
Automobile
Boston
George Brown
Brown
George Toole
Clinton
Casey
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Charles EK. Dyson
Joseph P. Hanlon
Henry Patten
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William Bishop
Spring Street
Elm Theatre
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