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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1911

Page

7

Baby as Luggage Inspires Fashion at Union Depot

The Chicago Inter Ocean notes a new carriage style where a baby is strapped to a board with leather for convenience. The device resembles a bundle of clothing at a distance, but a closer view reveals a board against the child’s back secured by fashion straps.

Union Depot Chicago Inter Ocean

Incurable idealist and optimist praised at luncheon

Lieutenant Commander Symington toasted a noted admiral describing him as a good man and an incurable idealist and optimist. He joked that even a goose chase would become a big game hunt in hindsight.

Symington

Wisdom Monopoly Challenge Sparks Domestic Tangles

A quarrel over artistic temperament and free speech unfolds as lawmakers debate the value of lectures and platforms. Senator Sorghum argues that plain people prevail over eloquent speakers, suggesting instruction is superfluous on lecture stages.

Co Os Senator Sorghum

Doans Kidney Pills Prove Comfort After Years Of Pain

A Framingham man Fosters long battle with Bricht's disease and kidney trouble ends in relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports backache vanished after two boxes and health restored. He confirms earlier testimonial and endorses Doan's as effective. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.

G. W. Foster Hollis St South Framingham Mass Bricht Dean Dorses Doan Foster Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Marlborough Savings Bank notice and poultry for sale

Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough Mass See Me y Apri ia Dividends payable third Wednesday of January and July Banking hours 9 to 3 Saturday 9 to 1230 William D Burdett president Charles Fr Holyoke treasurer Wanted live fowls and chickens of all kinds for sale pullets and yearling hens or exchange for other poultry Tel 218 4 or send Dostais to Geo A Dyer Marlboro Mass Also 1 extra desirable horse 5 years old

Geo. A. Dyer Marlboro Mass

Turning Points in Football Morale and Fire

The article recalls historic comebacks sparked by coach and player motivation. It highlights Mike Murphy’s wartime style pep talks at Pennsylvan ia Harvard in 1905 and a Yale style crisis guiding Cornell, Columbia, and Princeton era teams.

Mike Murphy Ap- Geet Tab Tad Ont Gee Columbia Singe Lyell Eore E Faye Rabbie Pennsylvania O U Harvard Andarvard Murphy Amons Boston Wade Fellows Slater Garrard Franklin Ithacn Cornell Irinceton Bill Twoin Pill Moray Fisher Bil You Saliga Wisconsin Minnesota Capron

Mary Garden Advises Young American Singers

Mary Garden returns to America and urges aspiring prima donnas to stay focused not go to Europe unless securing long term work and income avoid overindulgence and flattery and heed honest instruction. She stresses hard work and exceptional voices as keys to grand opera success.

Ary Garden America Miss Garden Europe

Brine and Salt Crystallization Temperatures Reported

A Baltimore American note describes brine boiling at 225 degrees Fahrenheit forming fine salt, 165 degrees yielding common salt or large grains, and 110 degrees causing surface crystals that float then sink. It adds a collation of humorous quips about mists and misadventures with vehicles and aircraft.

Government investment from battleships to farms

A critic argues the United States should spend the price of one battleship on establishing two large experimental farms run by the government, then expand to 160 acre state farms. The plan claims long term agricultural profits would outpace naval spending.

United States Union

Residents greet holiday visitors and alumni in Marlboro

Marlboro hosts a flood of Christmas and holiday guests from Salem Bridgewater New Bedford Waltham Pittsburg and more. Names include Percy Frye John Kennedy Edward Regan Harold Simonds W. H. O'Brien and many others visiting relatives and former homes over the season.

Percy Frye Salem John F. Kennedy Bridgewater Thomas Loftus New Bedford Edward Regan Bowdoin Medical School John Regan Washington St L. E. Wheeler Waltham Frank H. Wheeler Pleasant St Reginald Mildon Pittsburg Penn F. R.S. Mildon Harold Simonds Pomfret, Conn A. C. Simonds O’brien Chicopee O'Brien Dennis O Warren Ave J. F. Callahan Brockton T. P. Hurley Fairmount St Fred Potter Newton James Crotty Crotty Manchester N. H Isaac Barton Greenfield W. S. Morse Herman Walker State Agricultural College At Amherst Framingham Road J. W. Kenney Boston J. T. Loughlin P. H. Heslin Lowell Thomas Markey Essex Irving Armstrong University of Vermont Medical School Joseph Armstrong Cotting Carrie Holden Methuen High School Witherbeest John E. Stratton Edward N. Stratton Medway Augustus Lynch Haverhill P. H. Fahey Chelsea F. P. Harris Bridget Harris Huntington Ave E. G. Gibson Géo. Burton Gibson Westboro Morse Barton Charles A. Farrell Richard Farrell Ringold St

Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Time Table

The timetable lists half hour streetcars between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM on Saturdays and 2 PM to 8 PM on Sundays, with additional half hour service between Concord and Hudson from 4 PM to 8 PM on Saturdays, valid until October 28, 1911.

Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Concord Maynard Hudson Gleasondale Cane Junction Il Gunmen Junction Weatvale Eg W al Ih Maynard Btu Bos Stow Qleasondala Oe Ain Nu Ycunoave A.M Maynard Wees Acton Ceer Erevee W. Acton Eeee L.ag Fourty

Remarkable Work and a Witty Exchange

A gag about language and manners features Mise Cayenne claiming the most remarkable English work is how some Englishmen need. A shy man asks a young woman to use his first name. she replies that his second name suffices, in a light domestic quip.

Mise Cayenne

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Merlt Jomagy Marlbore Long Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough, Mass William D. Burdett Charles Fr. Holyoke American Press Association Mary Garden Jaggsby Jim Baltimore American Navy William C New York Central Railroad Acton A. Persons, Rup Maynard, Masa Stickney Tso THE BES G. F. Wolcott Concord Jct Germany Galveston la Touraine W. S. Quinby CO
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