Marlboro Man Buys Sioux City Real Estate After Bank Liquidation
Fred W. Estabrook of Nashua New Hampshire buys the two main hotels a theatre building and 500 acres of land in Sioux City Iowa for between 300000 and 400000. The Nashua Mechanics Savings Bank liquidation ends with this sale tied to his plans with western partners. Estabrook formerly Marlboro resident and partner in Moody Estabrook and Anderson remains active in holding ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Estabrook
Nashua
Sioux City
Estabrook
Marlboro
Moody, Estabrook & Anderson
Midas
C. Ai
A. N
H. W. Estabrook
F.H. Wheeler
Beaded Skins and Fur Preparation Techniques
The article explains the process of preparing and dyeing skins with scalpskin fur. It details laying the skin flesh side up, thinning flesh, removing long roots of coarse hairs, and preserving the fur for a uniform tint. It notes the differences between coarse and soft hairs and mentions subsequent softening and preservation steps.
Unclear fragment cites monthly income figures in Turkish phrase
Fragmentary dialogue lists monthly earnings and debts in Turkish marked by numbers such as 110 40 15 36 40 and 30, totaling around 250 marks a month, attributed to Rin Ineeime and PHhegende Blatter.
The Chinese flag and a tale of ancient wars
A fragmented old account discusses the Chinese flag a pale yellow body a red field and a dragon in the corner. It recounts a legendary 100000 strong Chinese fleet wrecked by a great star with only three survivors and claims modern events prove the flag’s meaning is misunderstood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Debt Owed to Antiquity and Lessons Learned
The piece argues that society is indebted to antiquity for labor, experience, and the failures of ancestors. It notes that while old experiments were tentative and mistaken, they helped shape present progress by teaching the world to avoid prior errors and absurdities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamenself
Portland Oregonian
Beethoven Pace Deliberately Slow to Match Ladies’ Entrance
In a salon anecdote from Barnett's Musical Reminiscences, von Bulow begins the Allegro at unbearably slow tempo during Beethoven's Sonate Pathetique to perfectly align with the footsteps of arriving ladies, causing their rush to seats and spectators to react with irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitlow
Beethoven
Thorhs
von Bulow
Barnett
Free bulletin on cattle and poultry foods from Hatch Station
The 60 page bulletin from the Hatch Experiment Station at Amherst analyzes horse dairy and poultry feeds now sold in state markets. It warns about low grade cotton seed meal adulterated wheat feeds and poor corn oat mixtures. It includes dairy and poultry feed formulas and guidance on grain feeding for farmers dairymen and poultry keepers.
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Hatch
Amherst
Delsarte and Highland Fling Highlight Everett School Event
An Everett school program featured a minuet by Edna Holmes and Lovett, a buck and wing by Clarence Lovett, and a Delsarte display led by Ruth Garland with 16 participants. Rustic and tennis dances dazzled, and a Highland fling impressed spectators.
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Terpsichore
Lovett
Edna Holmes
Budson
Clarence C. Lavett
Ruth D. Garland
J. H. Garland
Marlboro
Delsarte
Charles F. Brigham
Frank . B. Proctor
Clifton B. Russell
Marguerite E. Carpenter
Myrthe
Rita Hayden
Hazel Allen
Schoitische Minuet
Edna W. Holmes
Mr. Lovett
Dutchess Buck
Clarence C. Lovett
Myrtle A. .E. Wallace
M. Freda Dawes
Olga Reynolds
Beryl Hodgkins
Susie B. Dorr
Grace M. Dorr
Alice Dacey
Janet I. Leighton
Helen G. Laughlin
Marguerite N. Carpenter
Jennie M. K. Leary
Marion McKenzie
Doris Belrens
Myrtice R. Hayden
Mamie C. Winn
Robert B. Brigham
Koeis KF. Butler
Ernest W. Carter
Pauline Cox
Frances Conlin
Harry L. Colleary
Adm. Carleton
Helen Cosgrove
Walter F. Daley
Bradley Dawes
William Dacey
Florence L. Dorr
J. Leighton
Vera
Longley
Jennie M. J
George P. Mahoney
Lee McManus
Marionckendie
Edward Purcell
William S., Russell
Elwyn G. Spinney
Beatrice P. Smith
Myrtle A. 1
Wallace and Reynolds in Historic Family Registry
Mamie E Wallace and William P Wallace appear alongside Lucy H Creighton Rose emmellys Olga Reynolds and Helen Da ey in a historic family registry entry detailing membership and guardianship mentions across multiple generations.
Keith's Theatre Week Bill Includes Houdini Return
A top season bill at Keith's Theatre runs from Monday February 4 featuring the Kaufmann Troupe Immensaphone Lind Volta the Jack Wilson Trio the Marco Twins Grace Hazard Aerial Smiths and more. Houdini returns February 11 for a one week engagement.
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Keith
Kaufmen
Immensaphone
Lind
Volta
Jack Wilson
Marco Twins
Grace Hazard
Aerial Smiths
Kaufmann
Im‘mensaphone, Lasky, Rolfe and Company
Houdini
Raising Guinea Pigs by a Rural Letter Carrier
H. W. Parmenter a rural letter carrier runs a thriving guinea pig business with about 300 animals on hand. He ships to Springfield Ohio and sells in Pennsylvania and other distant points. Pets aside, many buyers are hospitals and medical researchers. Parmenter notes the pig’s blood closely resembles human blood and is used for experimental tests. He says the venture is fairly profitable.
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H. W. Parmenter
Springfield
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Parmenter
Mr. Parmenter
Well Known Boston Specialist Claims Cure for Many
Mr. Wm Samuelis of Everett Piano Co. Albany street praises Dr. Joseph Grady at 338 Tremont St. Boston for his treatment. He reports rapid improvement after the first dose and urges friends and a sister to seek care. A reader also shares a breast cancer cure, noting free advice and scattered visit hours.
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Everett Piano Co
Albany Street
Joseph Grady
Tremont
Boston
Sun
Concord Maynard Hudson St Ry Co Time Table
Public timetable for the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway detailing daily train departures from Concord to Hudson Maynard Stow Center Gleasondale and back, with notes on connections to other lines and special car charters. Includes station times, first car leaves, and superintendent John W. Ogden contact in Maynard Massachusetts.
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Concord, Maynard, & Hudson ST. RY CO
Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
A. m
P. m. Maynard
P. Th. Stow Center
P. m. Gleasondale
Rie Greasondale
Dor
Maynard
Toe
Sudbury St
Hudson O
Boston
Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Westboro
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated
Lowell
Acton & Maynard St, RY. CO
Lowell, Acton & Maynard
Acton
John W. Ogden
Mass
New York New Haven and Hartford Timetable Corrections
Taunton Division corrected to Oct 8 1905. Train departures from Marlboro for Boston Southboro and surrounding towns listed with times and Sundays notes, covering Marlboro Boston Southboro Framingham Fitchburg Leominster Lowell and feeder routes. Stops include Clinton South Sudbury Fayville and Concord Junction with flag stop note.
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Taunton
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South
Cranvington
South Framingham
Werther
Clinton
Northboro
Clintany _ Leomineter
Fitchburg
Asm
Pramingham
Framingham
Lowell
S. m
South Sudbury
Faeee A. m
P.m
Concord
Lowelle
Framham and
Yarnton
South Breminary Aire
Electric Polishing Cloth Promoted By Springfield Co
An advertisement touts an Electric Polishing Cloth for cleaning silverware brass or nickel with claims of unmatched brightness. It mentions an illustrated sample on a postal card and references Bestern Mtg Co Mariboro Masa for distribution.
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Bestern Mtg 'Co
Mariboro
Masa
Also Mentioned on This Page
President Roosevelt
Colon
Canal Zone
Stevens
Onessed Scalskin
Ayer
T Hive
Teannok
Mank EL. Cohen
Hyde Park
I. C. Ayo
Manufife
Owens Tass
Climiher
B. Lovett
Preston
B. B. Lovett of
Preston Hell
Benjamin B. Lovett
Keith's Theatre
Earl S. Sloan
WM. Samuolis
Gold Street
South Boston
Fire Peoples National Bank
Marlborough, Mass
Bualantee
R. Stevens
Ry Ae
N. Y
N. H. & H. Railroad
Fayville
Woods
Aim Res
Marlborough Savings
Bank Marlborough
William D. Burdélt
Charles F. ‘Holyoke
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