16 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
1
An ad notes Tolman’s portraits as human in feel and good photographs. The studio, over Towle & Kent’s store in Loord, charges five dollars per dozen with cash terms.
A brief notice notes a restorative prompted by a Gripper attack, praising Friend's Beef Iron Wine as a recommended tonic for recovery. The source emphasizes timely relief and a favorable remedy.
A humorous shop advertisement lists suspenders sold at 25 cents and a kiss punishing for the wearer, followed by a wide array of discounted items including gloves, rugs, irons, baskets, scales, soaps, lamps, hose, brooms, jack knives, and safety pins priced variously from five to fifty cents.
An advertisement promises fast plumbing services to fix unruly and bursting joints in the water supply. It urges readers to call Quick Repair Plumbers rather than a blacksmith, touting skilled repairs at low prices.
In the New Year the bakery offers cakes and pastry ready for selection. Every article is described as satisfactory in taste flavor and purity. Fresh well baked goods are easy to obtain at Gove's with no extra cost for quality.
Maynard items note Mrs James McCarthy on the sick list and Miss Mary Mahon visiting Hudson friends. George Burgess of Boston visited town. W W Oliver to occupy a new store. Miss Agnes Waldron starts work in Boston. school board to install telephones in all buildings. Finnish cooperative store plans progress. Gromos & Co stock to be sold at auction. Night shift expansion at the mill. telephone service improving with two day operators. Fire department may get a new telephone at Nason street. Marlboro auxiliary installation attended by Mrs James McCarthy. Ongoing efforts to close Thursday night at Christie's. local merchants' tensions rise. Reece Grant visits town. W W Blossom ill with grip.
Concord society notes report visitors and arrivals from Cambridge Acton Framingham and Boston. Local clubs entertain guests and plan events including theater a comedy and lyceum readings. Public notices cover meetings elections and installations among Concord Junction and Old Concord groups.
Dr. M T Perry of Somerville and Miss Faith Hudtey of Dover spent time in Sudbury while Miss H A Parmenter visited Chelsea friends. Several locals hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Bert Hatott, Miss Ella Hadley, George Dooley, Miss Hattie Goodnow, and Rev J F Phillips. Gilbert Gerry had a narrow brush with an accident when A N Young’s buggy struck him.
The writer warns against inferior eye care and urges consulting the best oculist. He claims extensive success and competence in handling difficult eye cases and invites a discussion if readers are troubled about their eyes.
In South Sudbury R H Hurlburt purchased a new horse while Mr. and Mrs. Luman F Parmenter host a visit from their son Harold his wife and daughter. The note cites a Bankers Review line about advertising aiding banks of all sizes.
A concise note proclaims prompt coal delivery from our yard in response to orders. It touts the coal as surprisingly good and highlights the system of 23 chances to speed the process.
A short noisy notice says Hto get as little money as possible at a racket store. No clear people or places.
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