Marlboro News Briefs and Local Appointments
Marlboro items note Division 16 A O H reunion set for March 17 in the A O H hall. Local people include William H Fay visiting from South Framingham, D H Kennedy named foreman at Rice and Hutchins Main Street, and John Latham leaving Marlboro Electric Machine Co after seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. H. Hall
William H. Fay
South Framingham
Sanday C. J. Cabana
A. B. Howe & Co
Edward Carey
Lillian Landry
George D. Morse
Worcester
O. L. Adams
Lincoln
D. H. Kennedy
Lynn
Rice & Hutchins
Main St
Charles O'Grady
Cotting Avenue
Reuben Dole
John Latham
Marlboro Electric Machine Co
Caroline Tebo
San Francisco
Bert Philips
N. Y
Nellie
Blanche
George I
Howland St
Clarence Kenney
Abraham Sansoucy
Lake Williams
Peter L'Heureux
Edward Fee
Russell Houses
North
Waldoboro
Henry Despeau
Preventive Pneumonia Claim for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article urges prevention through Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it stops pneumonia arising from colds or grip and cites thousands of cases. It advises early use when a cold is contracted and notes sales by Marlboro De Lee's in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Marlboro
de Lee
Maynard
Great Britain moves toward adopting the metric system
The consul reports six weeks of summer activity showing sixty local councils in Britain favoring metric weights and measures. Colonial premiers, London officials, chambers of commerce, and school boards back the change as engineers and lawmakers in the United States weigh its impact on foreign trade and domestic machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Chambers of Commerce
Decimal Association
House of Commons
Central
South America
United States
Congress
Cotton Growing In Sierra Leone and Monroe Doctrine Notes
Sir Charles King Harmon discusses four essentials seed capital land and labor for cotton in Senegambia noting the association may supply seed and government may provide land while natives pose trust issues. The piece also criticizes Berlin London and British claim to Monroe doctrine and ends with a note on the Pharos lighthouse and a rumor about Lord Kitchener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies King Harmon
Sierra Leone
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Senegambia
Charles
Africa
Protectorate
Isle of
Pharos
Alexandria
Egypt
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Lord Kitchener
Historic October 1908 Rail Timetables and Arrangements
The excerpt lists winter rail schedules and connections for routes to Boston, Acton, South Acton, Concord, Marlboro, Hudson, and Central Mass. It includes multiple departure and arrival times per day, with Sunday and holiday variations, and notes officials like D. J. Franpens and G. P. up to T. A. figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Marlboro
Central Mass
Travis LE
Maynard
Boston
Whitman
Lee Ee
Maribor
Sie Fitch
Erst Maas
South Acton
Concord
A. m
Etk
Ray
D. J. Franpens
G. P
T. A
Concord to Hudson Steam Line Timetable Extract
A detailed timetable excerpt shows Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway routes with departure and arrival times from multiple stations including Concord, Westvale, Stow Center, Gleasondale, Car Barn, Maynard, and Hudson. Entries list morning and afternoon schedules with numerous times for each leg and connections through Concord Jct. and Stow Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ea A
Concord Jet
Ses
Cate
P. M
Westvale
A. M
Thee Stow Center
Gleasondale
Hudson
P. M. Eis
Leave Stow Center
Leave Car Barn
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Lawrence
Man
Frs
Central Dry Goods Co
Moody Street
Waltham
Easton
America
Co. L. Bowes, Paperhanger
Concord Junction, Mass
Jenk
Simeon Goldbarg
Iin
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber
Walden Street
the Times
Boston & Maine Railroad
Belmont m
Bertin
Pam
Foun
P.m
Pam Nish
Cigaon
Northampton
Ware
West
Os Bolton
Barre
A.m
Jefferson
Lance Worthasapsee
Clinton
Hertin
Doom
Maze
Fitdin
Wim
Warland
Bel
Geope
Patos
Doc”’ Monroe
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
von Sternburg
England
Birmingham
J. Austen Chamberlain
Ouc
Saulhuko
Angio
Gecirn Clinton
Ban
Wise
Ba Sarre
Masta
A. Mae
Loweil
North Acton
Forth Acton
Foto
A.m. Pever
LARK
General Sapertutondust
Chicago
Allman Parlor
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Ve
Ree
Stow Center
Weave Concord
P. M. Hudson
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