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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
2
The passage counsels restraint in sharing invitations and achievements to avoid social discomfort. It warns against boasting about entertaining expenses and weight gossip, and advises sincere gratitude in wedding notes. It notes etiquette for thanking gifts, mentioning guests, and balancing signals to friends and relatives.
Community items report engagements and health notes from Marl Boo enaud Woolworth employee to local council treasurer attendances. People visit relatives in Leominster and Taftville Conn while shop closures and business changes occur in Brockton and Worcester. Upcoming St Jean hall events include Felix Poutre drama and Pontifical Zouaves ball.
A mother questions whether a chaperon remains essential for young parties. The piece argues that a chaperon maintains dignity and safety, with an older woman's judgment guiding in emergencies, and asserts that well bred girls and men would not venture off without one.
A fragment reflecting on education and polite society. It discusses sympathetic education for both sexes, the importance of well mannered conduct, and the role of fated women like Mme de Stael in salons, reading, and culture. It references William, Earl of Nasbet from the king, and the expected high standards of breeding.
A Paterson New Jersey Guardian benefiting claim states Dr. Barker developed a catarrh cure named Bloodine after years of study. The drug supposedly cures catarrh in any form and is guaranteed or money refunded, with over 20 000 bottles sold in a week in New York. Special agents in Maynard Massachusetts offer supply.
NOTE.4 IS HEREBY GIVEN that the subscriber has been duly appointed executor of the will of William Carver late of Maynard in the County of Middlesex deceased testate and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bond All persons having demands upon the estate of said deceased are hereby required to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to JOHN CARVER Executor Sweeney & Wilson 709 Sears bidg Boston Dec 6 1910.
Form of Administrator's Notice to Creditors of Insolvent Estate. The Probate Court will receive claims six months from November 28 1910. Claims may be proved at Cambridge on December 27 1910 and January 24 1911 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon. JOHN J. McCARTY Administrator.
Victoria P Wood announces a public auction of a Concord parcel on Lexington Road 161 feet north from Leahey land 308 feet along Clarke land 165 feet along McManus Read 323 feet back to the start. Sale set for December 29, 1910 at 3 PM. Proceeds to satisfy a mortgage from Lewis A Maker and Josephine H Maker to Victoria P Wood recorded in Middlesex So Dist Registry.
A quotation from Charles Broadway Reuss notes that no business achieves perfection without advertising. The remark emphasizes the essential role of promotion in enterprise success.
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