Marlboro Enterprise Classifieds Listings
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly editions available at 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro with Wednesday publication. Subscription rates advance two dollars then one fifty per year. Second class mailing as of August 25 1903 with post office designation under March 8 1879 act. Multiple regional towns listed for delivery Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Ie. Mass
A New Year Begins and Time Itself Reflected
A reflective meditation on time and New Year rituals. The author questions what time means and why we mark moments with festivals, noting the need for fresh starts, renewed hope, and personal progress as the year unfolds.
Coue Traffic Remedy for Safer Driving
Kansas psychologist William A. McKeever proposes Coue style mental plans for drivers pedestrians and passengers. He outlines a ten point decalog each person should repeat to envision safe actions and reduce accidents. The method may be hard to learn but could improve road behavior if adopted widely.
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William A. McKeever
Kansas
Coue
Monsieur Coue
Will the horse endure in modern times
Widespread belief fades about the horse's demise. Officials and a paleontology professor insist the horse will live and thrive as long as humans endure. They argue the practical economy favors horses for certain tasks despite tractors and cars.
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Plug
American Horse Association
Unive
Birthday Bureau Faces Foreigners’ Calendar Confusion
The Birthdays issue confounds immigrants seeking American dates as calendars differ across Russia Turkey Bulgaria Roumania and other European nations. Bureau staff note some birth dates are given as day and month rather than year, leading to calls for help in translating to an American birthday.
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Russia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Roumania
Citizens’ Bureau
The Oberammergau Players Seek Thrift in American Waste
The Oberammergau Passion Players touring the United States to promote village products lament the waste they see. They urge sending back only what is not wasted, seeing stark contrast between American abundance and European need, and hope thrift and charity will grow.
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Oberammergau
United States
Europe
America
Enough Money Decisions From a Wall Street Broker
A retiring Wall Street curb broker turns the business over to three young employees and plans a life of leisure with family. He defines enough money as two million, enough to secure his needs and enjoy golf and travel, while leaving modest amounts to his children.
Clothes and Cars Show Shift From Fashion to Cars
A national apparel group laments Americans forgoing Sunday suits in favor of automobiles. In Texas a cotton boom yielded 1000 cars and few clothes while war bonuses and a New York sale mirrored the trend. The writer predicts a return to clothing interest as cars become everyday essentials and suggests specializing in automobile attire.
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National Association of Retail Clothers
Texas
New York State
Letting Uncle Sam Do It
A Worcester Massachusetts will excludes a son wounded in the Battle of the Marne from any bequest, relying on government support instead. The piece questions private responsibility versus state aid, noting a broader trend of offloading burdens to the government during wartime.
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Worcester
Mass
Marne
The Shoe Shine Triumph Sears Morale At Sales Convention
Roger Babson tells of a manufacturing firm where gloom fell as salesmen reported poor outlook. The chairman paused to hire a shoe shiner, showing a single booster can lift morale and boost sales. The firm then posted record six month volumes.
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Roger Babson
White collar migration vs building trades draw in workers
A Carnegie Institute study in Pittsburg shows 1200 night students in the College of Industries with half signing to trades. The note mentions a New Yorker retiring at 42 to devote life to journalism, and various miscellaneous reflections on Greece Ford and architecture, with scattered, fragmentary phrases about society and economy.
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburg
College of Industries
New Yorkehs
The Little Things and Everyday Observations
A collage of adage style items notes small efforts pay off and character lessons. It contrasts frugality and steady work with humor about social signals and common sense. The piece weaves reminders about memory, caution, and the value of quiet diligence.
Letter to the Editor in support of Red Cross moving pictures program
Philip A. Davis clarifies his stance on the Concord Red Cross moving pictures committee. He endorses Miss Elizabeth Brennan and the new program, believing it constructive and beneficial to the Red Cross and local audiences, and offers to assist in any way.
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The
Enterprise
Moving Pictures
Red Cross
Concord
Cam
Elizabeth Brennan
Veterans
Comita Res
Attending Grange Meeting in Westboro Today
Southboro residents Eugene P Bent and Harry Bo Spurr attend the Borough Pomona Grange meeting in Westboro for a full day session marking the annual installation. Past State Master Charles M. Garener will preside the morning ceremony. Eugene Bent to be installed master with Spurr as overseer and Mrs Bent as Pomona.
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Southboro
Eugene P Bent
Harry Bo Spurr
Pomone Grange
Westboro
Charles M. Garener
Holliston
Eugene P. Bent
Pomona Grange
Harry GW. Spurr
Annual Supper and Rotball at Congregational Church
Jan 9 annual rotball and supper planned by the Congregational church in Northboro. Cold meat supper served at 6 30 p m to all connected with the church.
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Northboro
Congregational Church
Maynard Man Reflects on Coal Shortage and Galling Dust
A Maynard resident eyes the coal shortage and ash siftings with evident emotion, noting the cold hardships facing his family as winter tightens its grip and resources dwindle. The scene evokes broader struggles of households scraping by amid scarce fuel.
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Maynard
Maharaj Jey Singhji Represents 1.9 Million At London Conference
A figure described as His Highness Ma and Jey Singhji, linked to the Hushwaha Naruka Clan of Tutputs, India, attended a London conference. He is presented as a colonel in charge of the clan’s affairs with many followers.
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Njeshwar Shri
Sewai Maharaj Jey
Inghji
Vgerendra Shiromani
London
Tutputs
India
Kitchen Board: Hot Roast Ham With Cider Sauce And More
Nellie Maxwell presents kitchen guidance including Hot Roast Ham with Cider Sauce, Meat Loaf with pork veal and beef, Lettuce and Pimento Salad, and a cottage pudding suggestion. The recipes provide step by step cooking times, ingredient mixes, and finishing ideas.
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Nellie Maxwell
Western Newspaper Union
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