Tribute to Dead Goet Warned by 21,400 Grave Americans
Berliner Tageblatt correspondent Paul Block reports a visit to the American cemetery at Montfaucon near Verdun. He notes 21,400 white tombstones with Protestant Catholic and Jewish markers, the cheerful atmosphere, and guards led by a North American officer.
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Paul Block
Parla
Berliner
Tageblatt
Clermonten-Argonnes
Boureuilles
Varennes
Verdun
Aggsert
Montfaucon
Army of the Dead
France
Fréenech
Fall of Bismarck study sparks modern German politics
A cor respondent notes Dr Schusster published In Germany a new political study The Fall of Bismarck. Moritz Busch quotes Bismarck resigning with caustic lines. he claims the chancellor seeks to govern alone with his own genius and use others as tools, not mentors.
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Schusster
Bismarck
Germany
Mortiz Busch
New Anesthetic for Dental Surgery Announced
A coal tar chemical provides complete local anesthesia for dental work within two to eight minutes and lasts one to six hours. Applied to cotton on the gum or into a cavity, it is described as safe for all ages and conditions. Dr. Klein reports painless tooth extractions and pulps using this method.
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Klein
China Plans Regular Air Mail Service Between Peking and Shanghai
China will operate a regular air mail service between Peking and Shanghai. The system will use airplanes large enough to carry passengers and parcels in a first-class mail framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mill Girl Judge in England
A British town appoints Mary Anne Dews as a mill girl magistrate in Mise Dewes town, marking a rare ascension of a working woman to local judicial duties amid industrial England. The move signals evolving roles for laborers within civic governance and suggests local authority support for new social progress.
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England
Mary Anne Dews
Dew
Concord Junction Christmas Vacation Adjoins College Students
Concord Junction schools closed for Christmas vacation and reopen January 3. Friday’s activities included a Christmas tree and candy bags for all grades. Students home from colleges include Miss Mary a leea stgont livan from Mt St M, Hooksett NH.
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Harvey Wheeler
Mary A Leeastgont Livan
Mt St M
Hooksett
Cetiiliiamy
Baypath Institute
Ingfield
Marian Derby
Boston School of Physical Education
Haro! Wetherbee
William Heeks
Brown University
Providence
Princes Wetherbee
Worcester Academy
John Thornton
James Hennessy
John Sullivan
St Anselm's College
Manchester
Christmas program at Massachusetts Reformatory
Supt Charles T. Judge arranged the Christmas day activities at the Massachusetts Reformatory in Concord. Prisoners received yard liberty after breakfast, saw a movie arranged by Chaplain Rev Robert Walker, and a noon special dinner followed by rest in their cells. A prison band performed in the guard room and morning mass was led by Rev Miles J. Kiley.
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Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Charles T. Judge
Robert Walker
Miles J. Kiley
Our Lady, Help of Christians Church
Concord Junction
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Holds Christmas Party
The Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co held its annual Christmas party at Hibernian hall on December 20 with 60 guests from Concord and neighboring towns. The evening featured a minstrel show directed by Edward Loughlin, songs by Margaret Collins and others, Santa Claus by Judge Keyes, and a buffet by Hardy of Arlington.
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Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Hibernian Hall
Bowers
Edward Loughlin
Middlesex
Frank Leighton
Margaret Collins
Mary Tobin
Aila Peterson
Madeline Ryan
Aila Pecone
Maude Cameron
Cecelia Riley
Mr Loughlin
Judge Keyes
Santa Claus
Hardy
Arlington
Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard
Lynn
Cambridge
Boston Market Review Dairy Poultry Prices Slump Amid Slow Demand
Market report shows buyers holding back as dairy and poultry values fall sharply to spur activity. Turkeys, eggs, and butter weaken across the board with some items sliding to new lows while Western and New England stocks adjust. Fruit and vegetable trades slow pre holiday with prices mixed and steady for select crates and boxes. Livestock in Brighton dull with cattle prices slipping slightly as markets ease.
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Denlere
Pric
Utter
Toda Aney
Stends Witt
Maine
New York
Suler
Brighton
Oston
Maynard Annual Message Warns of Competition and Indicates Stable Wages
William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Company, reports that mills are running at full capacity after a year of recovery. He credits员工 cooperation during wage reductions and warns against unfair competition from mills in other states with longer hours and lower wages. The directors expect wages to hold for the coming season and urge continued efficiency to meet future competition.
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American Wool Company
American Woolen
American Woolen Co
American Woolen Company
Amerian Woolen Company
Ffairs
American
Wittie
American Woolen’ Company
Massachusetts
Acanthae
Cay
Mimors
WM. M. Wood
Maynard’s strong year boosts woolen plant and trade
Maynard shows economic vigor with the American Woolen Co. operating at full and night shifts, loom and spinning loom payrolls at peak levels, banks reporting rising savings, and merchants noting strong 1921 trade as rent and real estate demand rise. Marriage records hint at fewer marriages in 1922 compared to 1921.
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Maynard
American Woolen Co
Lines to Be Remembered and Practical Life
Fragmentary note references lines to remember and a remark on practical life attributed to Bot. Chapin. Inman sympathy appears as a theme or authorial cue within a clipped historical excerpt.
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Bot. Chapin
Learn by Doing What We Have to Learn to Do We Warn
A compact aphorism echoes Aristotle on action and learning. The phrase stresses practice as the path to knowledge and warns that tasks teach skills best through hands on effort.
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Aristotle
Christmas Guests and Local Notices in Worcester
Peter Waldron and Mrs Dennis Driscoll hosted relatives for Christmas. Local families gathered in Pine Street and nearby towns. The Board of Registrars dropped 90 voters for reasons including relocation and marriage. Assabet mills plan further holiday closures through New Year. Crawford club held a house working with a turkey supper and several speakers.
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Peter Waldron
Worcester
His
Dennis Driscoll
Wil Smith
Pine Street
Pairhaven
Perry
McKinley Reet
Fred’ Whitehead
Lowell
Ralph White Christmas
Merton Merrick
Lawrence and Warnon
Merrick
Uxbridge
Christyiag
George Merrick
Mary ‘Moore
Everett Sheridan
James ‘Sheridan
Anna Coughlin
Northampton
Gertrude Moore
Shirley
Board of Registrars of Voters
Selectmen’s Rooms
Grace Maley
Turners Falls
John ‘Maley
Frank Vodoklys
Vincent King
Lost keys seek return to Maynard address
A note requests returning a lost bunch of keys to 13 Dartmouth Street, Maynard, or P O Box 1080, Maynard. The owner asks for contact to reclaim the items.
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Dartmouth
Maynard
P. O
Rates Go Down as Fare Tax Ends for Public Benefit
Rates on passenger rail fares drop under the 1921 revenue act, effective January 1 1922, with an 8 percent fare reduction for Boston routes such as Maynard to Boston. All passenger tickets fall to 93 cents from 1 dollar, freight and express rates cut about 3 percent, coal also discounted slightly on large shipments. The new rates bring substantial savings to firms with big transport costs. A separate item notes the Folks Ball at Colonial Hall on Friday January 27 with a costume night and an exchange at Lyons Street for vintage apparel starting January 9.
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Boston
Maynard
Isabet
Colonial Hall
Eo Naren Lyons
Acton Street
Middlesex School Opens Ice Hockey Season With Local Play
Charles Tolman enjoys Christmas vacation at home on Middle Street as Middlesex School prepares to open its ice hockey season on January 7. The high school presents Penrod, following a successful production that netted 526.21, a record for the drama program.
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Charles Tolman
Annapolis
Middle St
Middlesex School
Earle W. Peckham
Penrod
Momentous Masonic Gathering in Hudson O E S
Corinthian Chapter O E S hosted Massachusetts grand officers and noted guests at a lavish Masonic hall event. Grand Matron Alice E Walice and Grand Marshal Louise Crafts led a night of installations and ceremonies with a beef steak pie supper and floral honors for retiring officers including Mrs. Henry B. Whitcomb after 21 years of service.
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Carrie B. Locke
Marlboro
Pearl .L. Rand
Abbie E. Packard
George A. Simington
Temple
Leominster
Frances Douglas
Rebekah Assembly
Ruth
Chelsea
Alexina Bowlby
Watertown
Rebekah
Arthur L. Cundall
George H. Finney
Frank Newle
Milton D. Coolidge
Frederick V. Glazier
Frank A. Shaw
Ellie Horner
G. Woodbury Parker
Mahlon P. Whipple
John Dockerty
Lillian Coolidge
Melvin P. Mitchell
Albert B. Coolidge
Eugene J. Hall
Edward H. Bryant
Fred F. Trull
Elsie G. Fuller
Clara C. Matthews
Alice K. Bryant
Helen R. Manson
Henry B. Whitcomb
Jameson
Foreclosure Sale of Bedford Land Under 1920 Mortgage
Public auction will sell the property tied to a 1920 mortgage by Burrant Morlian to Benjamin Derby in Middlesex South Registry. The 100 acre Bedford parcel on the Billerica road plus a 1 acre Heater Piece are offered, with existing liens and prior conveyances noted, and a $200 cash deposit required.
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Brrant Morlian
Benjamin
Derby
County of Middlesex
Billerica Road
Bedford
Carlisle
William Farrell
Abby F. Johnson
Sarah G. Ford
N. Gr Knudgen
M Rae South
Sarah
Ford
H.A. Luarsen
Federal Land Bank of
Springfield
Sarkis Kayikjian
Stephen Kazarian
Luther A. Ford
Christmas Guests and Grange Installation Planned
Mr and Mrs Samuel Lever and family were Christmas guests of relatives in Boston Atty and Mrs Alfred E McCleary were guests of Mrs McCleary s mother Mrs Emma Haynes at Gardner Maynard Grange will install officers at a meeting Tuesday January 3 Mrs Mary Saar of Lowell state Grange officer will be in charge of the ceremonies
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Samuel Lever
Boston
Atty
Alfred E. McCleary
Mrs. McCleary
Emma,Haynes
Gardner
Maynard Grange
Mary Saar
Lowell
State Grange
Sudbury Christmas Guests and Winter Outlook Moves
Mr and Mrs William Quinn of Sudbury spent Christmas with Mrs Quins father Edward Mahan on Sudbury street. Local officials remain optimistic about business and anticipate a busy season with a single jar ring note from a clothing makers strike. Joseph Glickman a noted furniture dealer and his three sons Harold George and Manuel visit relatives in Canford Maine.
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William Quinn
Sudbury
Mr. Mouse Outsmarts Madam Puss In Cold Pond Escape
A hungry house mouse narrowly evades a pursuing cat on thin ice. He slips across a frozen pond and escapes to a pantry, while the cat plunges through and is rescued by the cook. Mr. Mouse later returns home to continue living among crumbs.
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Mr. Mouse
Madam Puss
Mr. Mo
Mouse
Puss
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Nor
Morgan
Peterson
Careytte
P. G. Pierce
Essex
Hudson
Buick
Chandler
Maxwell
Dodge
Franklin
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