Community concert draws crowds as masked dancers mingle
A large turnout packed the Munic i hall for the DY. W. Y. K. club annual concert and ball. Prizes were given for best dressed and grotesquely dressed costumes while McEnally's orchestra played lively selections and judges announced winners. The Harriman Laundry Co ceased operations moving to Hudson with staff finding jobs at River View in Concord Juno ton.
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Munic
Ual
Boston
McEnally
Daniel. Goodénow
Brooks Reed
Margaret Kelley
Frank Taylor
Irene Mallinson
Joseph Musgrave
Joshua Barloor
Joshua
T. J. O'Donnell
C. J. Lynch
B. J. Coughlin
William Lacher
Joshua Edwards
Harriman Laundry Co
Maynard
Hudson
Harriman Brothers
River View
Concord Junoton
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Pirney EB. Graves
Ladies’ Orchestra
Florence Oliver
Thompson - Blood of
Concord Junction
Clara Woolerschied
Lee Donahue
James Cheney
Edna Cheney
Edward Cheney
W. V. Cameron
John Woolerschied
Thomas Murray
Maynard Politics Stir But Lacks Strong Rush
Town meeting excitement is tepid with five weeks to election. Incumbent selectmen seek another term while opposition appears likely for assessor and overseer of the poor posts. Water board hopeful Paul Wilson garners strong support. local activity includes school nurse illness, a masquerade prize, and a motor boat lights bill tweak ahead of a Maynard rally.
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Board of Select Men
Connolley
Messrs. Walker
Jones
Paul Wilson
Water Department
Water Board
Wilson
John Lawton
Gavin Taylor
Frank Johnson
A. J. Coughlan
C. J. Mahoney
James R. Bent
Nicholas Driscoll
Selectman
L. R. Cheney
James J. Mor Gutha Triec Lawton
Vee
Republican Town Committee
Undefined Fragment Discoveries In Cultural Note
A fragmented text fragment hints at a cultural remark about wit and smiles. The readable words suggest discussion of identity and perception but lack a clear event or named entities. The piece reads as stray OCR from a personal note or dialogue fragment with no verifiable context.
Fragmentary Washington Herald Quote on Tow and Orchestra
A damaged Washington Herald fragment notes a plan to remove the first tow to clear space for the orchestra. The incomplete text lacks names, dates, or locations to establish broader context or outcome.
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Washington Herald
Invoking the Law in a Laughing Exchange
In a witty Chicago News dialogue Hyker jokes with Pyker about consulting a lawyer to indict his wife for incendiary speeches. The pair tease over his plan to light a fire every morning as part of the supposed indictment.
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Hyker
Pyker
Chicago News
Eggs Day by Day Urges Immediate Laying
A Pittsburg Post note urges readers to lay eggs immediately if they have one, emphasizing urgency in a concise call to action.
The Reason of It Gritty Bills Excuse
A dialogue columns snippet features Gritty Bill insisting poverty is not his fault and blaming future costs. Benevolent Gept challenges his view while Bill attributes his situation to expensive tastes inherited at birth. Spokane Spokesman Review framing suggests satire.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Hattery Opera Visit Sparks Quirky Exchange
A garbled dialogue mentions an opera loving individual and a customs inspector asking about the trunk contents. The nonsensical reply from Mixs Cayenne wields wordplay on value. The scene hints at a humorous, puzzling interaction.
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Mixs Cayenne
Eckecentine
Rexall Mucu Tone Promise in Local Ad
An old medical advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a blood remedy for catarrh and related disease, claiming internal treatment yields lasting relief. The copy urges readers to visit Maynard store DeLee for Rexall remedies and guarantees satisfaction.
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Rexall
Maynard
DeLee
Maynard, Ma
Bancroft Street School Gets Updated Remodeled Wing
Bancroft Street School shows a four room addition costing about $12,000 with a heavy new roof by contractor William Croft and architect John Ashton. The up to date building has eight well ventilated rooms and will house grades three through eight with planned moves for the high school expansion.
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Bancroft Art
William Croft
Maynard
John Ashton
Lawrence
Bancroft At
Eason St
Optometry Bill Aimed at Eye Peddlers Regarded Favourable
Lawmakers push a bill to curb itinerant eye glass peddlers seen as unqualified sellers. Rep Wells introduces on behalf of the Massachusetts association, backed by town member Dahl and supported by editors in major papers.
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Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
New York
Rep
Wells
Mass. Sian
Dahl
Cahil
Lecture on Old Siam by W Lisle of West Newton
An evening lecture titled Old Siam was given by speaker W Lisle from West Newton. He recalled his travels and service there about 43 years ago.
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Herbert Salisbury
Central America
Uncle Sam
T. J. Nevins
Johnsanville Mills
Brooklyn
Henry Gilroy
Johnston-Ketchell
Henry
Washington
W. Lisle
West Newton
Siam
Juniors To Entertain At Reading Maud Muller Event
A group of junior students will perform a reading titled Maud Muller and participate in a sale of nal articles. The event features several contributors and the proceeds from the sale support school activities.
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Maud Muller
Local Press Praises Publicity Power Behind Growth
A newspaper editorial lauds printers ink as key to rapid expansion and public recognition, highlighting the role of sustained publicity in business and community visibility.
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Shepard & Providence
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Maynard News
Werk
Noris
Ralph Gould
Boston Herald
George Swanton
Waltham
Henry O'Donnell
Walter Raynor
Plummer
Providence
Bachelor Club
Reha Smith
Forrest Howe
R. A
Tena Thomas
Manchester
N. H
Mamie Duey
A. Bovin
Great Road
Louis Sullivan
Harry Ledgard
B. J. Coughtin
Nason St. Alleys
Mrs
Daniel Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Marnst
Christie
Marlboro
Henry Gil- Foy
Cooperative Hall
Bancroft St
Nason St
Maynard Poultry Club
Jeremiah Sullivan
William Connolley
Jeremiah Kelsey
James Hoar
Edward Reilley
Music Hall
George Washington
Kathryn Conley
Michael Brouthers
Millville
James F. Sweeney
Bonney Wises
Gately’s
Nicholas Driscol
Warren
Middlesex
John Burne
Clennis Buckley
Winchester
Margaret Costello of
Lowell
Mlizabeth Kane
John White, Percival Sr
Charles Weaving
Bert Lowell
Hillside St
Rose O'Donnell
Clinton
John H. Leyden
John Keegan
Charles Bradley
Ameia Sullivan
Gilroy Moving Picture Company
John Duggan
Katie O’brien
James Paul
Benjamin Harris
Waverley
Julius
Clementa Sullivan
Mapleville, R. 1
P. J. Sullivan
John Collins
May Sullivan
Acton Club
South Acton
Edward O'Neil
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Mr. and Airs
Thomas Farrell
Concord Lodge I. 0
Congregational Church
John A
Siehiols
Maynard Politics
Crowell
Nason St. School
Fiora Frazer
Acton
Clementa
Nasonville, R. L
Batley
Maynard Woman's Club
Federation of Woman's Clubs
O.S. Fowler
W. §. Howe
R. B. Bisbee
Mary Riley
Pittsburg
Post
Hattery
Bancroft ST. School
Bancroft Street School
Mass. Optical Association Mae
Co-Operative Hall
Maynard Smoke Shop
John J. Sullivan
Main St
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