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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
7
A suburban couple debates neighbors manners over fencing. The wife cites Mr Brown’s neat boundary while accusing Mr Smith of selfishness. The husband notes a legal rule forces each property owner to build part of the fence and keep rough edges on their side, prompting wishes for rural reform.
Marlboro citizens are urged to avoid untried cures and use a tested kidney remedy. A. F. Richardson of South Framingham Massachusetts testifies to back pain and irregular secretions that improved after using Kidney Ville advertised in the campaign.
Miss Helen Gould wed Finlay J. Shepard at Lyndhurst in Tarrytown. The private ceremony, led by Rev. Daniel P. Russell, featured an orchestra of fifty and selections by Elgar Wagner and Mendelssohn. Attendants were two nieces, with George J. Gould giving the bride away.
Karlton K Priest and Earl Putnam travel to Auburn Maine to oversee pruning and renovation of an orchard with over 1200 trees, requiring absence from home for about five weeks. The piece also notes local social events, school activities, and a funeral with tender reminiscences.
An elderly man died unexpectedly while seated in his easy chair with his wife nearby. The brief notice notes no prior illness and describes the quiet, sudden end in a domestic setting.
The Maynard Congregational Church music committee entertained BOI members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank on Tuesday evening with vocal selections. The event made the evening enjoyable for the attendees. The town committee organized Monday with Edward Cheney as chairman and George Lynch serving as secretary. Mary Murray Ray plans to attend the John List event on Thursday. The remarried Murray is to act as best man for his father. Rev. F. N. Rutan spoke to inmates at the life Louis Stevenson Reformatory. An accident at work in the weaving room occurred Monday morning as John McGrath attempted to prevent a fall.
A jagged OCR reads from multiple items including a man injuring his arm at a depot and receiving care at Mass General, a singer engaged for Gilroy's pictures, and political chatter about a candidate Kell y. It mentions a Lawrence poultry show with Aquilla Reynard winning entries.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named George with unclear reference to a year end and possible retirement or status change. No verifiable events, organizations, places, or dates are readable to establish a concrete news item.
A fragment notes a wanted day as it travels to a neighboring town in relation to 125 Main Street. The readable fragment provides no clear names, dates, or organizations.
The fragmentary text presents a terse, unclear note from the Florida Times Union regarding a person named ajifan and a warning not to tell anyone about a severest matter. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine full context or outcome.
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