Real Service in Advertising and Travel Prompts
An opinion piece argues service must be reciprocal and affordable, warning against overdelivering to customers. It endorses The Enterprise’s free advertising cuts via Myer-Both service while criticizing excessive cut service and highlighting economics of advertising. It also notes government transport decisions threaten air travel growth and hints at gendered humor about female pilots and angels.
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Milady
Ed. Wither
Chicago
Complete Plans for Dependable Highways
State and federal highway departments rush to finish plans for spring construction under the $75 federal aid bill. Funds totaling $211,135,375 have been allotted since 1916 with a total project cost of $496,151,684. The Bureau of Public Roads studies pavement types, behaviors, and materials from Arlington and field experiments to guide engineers and officials, including tests on concrete, brick, asphalt, and gravel bases.
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Herbert Hoover
Federe
Thomas B. McDonald
U. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Bureau of Public Roads
Government Experimental Station
Arlington
Government Station
Probate Court citation for estate administration Acton 1922
The Probate Court at Middlesex County Acton issues a citation to heirs and creditors of Ela A. Burroughs and R Byron Moore. A hearing at Cambridge is set for February 6 1922 at 9 am to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Publication in the Acton Enterprise is mandated for three consecutive weeks.
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Ela A. Burroughs
Acton
R. Byron Moore
Middlesex
Catbridge
Eat
Acton Enterprise
F. Lawton
New England News Roundup Across Several Topics
Walter Cobb of Brattleboro VT faces a postal misdeed charge after sending improper pictures from Haverhill MA to Meriden CT. A jury awards Mary L. Morrett $13,466 in a hospital damages suit against Alphonsine J. Lalondé. Vermont Gov James Hartness contracts pneumonia while in the capital. The Boston Clearing House moves to the Federal Reserve building on Pearl Street. Dr Guy Potter Benton signs a decade contract with the University of the Philippines. A burglar steals jewelry worth thousands from Mrs Bertha Williams of North Adams. The Ponzi indictment issue in Massachusetts is set for March 6 hearings. A Brigham cemetery incident leaves Mrs Lilian Hoffman unconscious but recoverable. Vermont teens orchestrate a large number of break-ins in Chesel and surrounding towns. The Maine Sunday School Association opens in Augusta with 40,000 in Methodist and 29,000 in Congregational schools. Secretary Wallace warns of agricultural depression and falling farm prices. Massachusetts reports 12,711,964 in state revenue figures for a year with rising expenses and ongoing budget adjustments.
Boston Market Review and Rural Livestock Prices
The Boston market report shows prices easing for grains and stored goods, with declines in Western fresh produce and poultry demand softening. Cheese holds steady while apples, beans, celery, onions, and strawberries shift in price. cattle and calf markets show modest gains, and a Georgia or Maine shipment mix affects regional supply. Public notices include wills and lawsuits. political commentary criticizes federal influence on Maine governance.
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Bettey
Maine
Florida
New York State
Connecticut Valley
Aroostook
Green Mountain
Quevec
Urichton Livestock
Boston Dressed
Sufferin rings of a Soldier case for Cerirano remedy
The excerpt recounts Mr Gottfried of 12 Monroe Camp Devens praising Cerirane Balsam for a long standing cough. He claims a friend recommended it after years of illness and says Cerirane, from the Wilson family of Boston, cured him and urges others to use it through local druggists.
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Mr. Gottfried
Monroe
Devens
Balsam
Corirane
Winsor
Wilsons
Boston
Preference for Home Over Business for Women
The Marion Star notes most women prefer domestic roles, with eight million women at work and many more homemakers. It argues home making is a valid gainful occupation, rewarding women through family, not wages, and that many enter or leave employment for marriage.
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United States
Marion Star
Hidden Jewel Cache in London Boudoir Tale
A London mansion once owned by a war profiteer is described as having a boudoir containing jewels and a ducal lover’s treasure. The room was sealed after the death of a chatelaine who had received gems from her lover. The boudoir was reopened only generations later, but no jewels were found. lawyers may profit if they resurface.
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London
Chicago Journal
Apples and Honey by Nina Salaman book summary
Nina Salaman compiles Apples and Honey a book of essays stories and poems drawn from Bible Talmut Zangwill Disraeli Wordsworth Longfellow Leigh Hunt and others to reveal the national and spiritual aspect of Zionism. It offers songs of the Ghetto and soil nature love peddlers martyrs and a yearly cycle of feasts fasts and festivals.
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Nina Salaman
Talms
Zangwill
Disraeli
Wordsworth
Longfellow
Leigh Hunt
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