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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
7
The Jewish War report argues that a higher share of personal crisis reports come from Jews in England and America than in harsher regimes, attributing it to Orthodox Jews viewing self destruction as a crime as abhorrent as murder, while Anglicized Jews show more meek adherence to the teachings.
Sir John Kirk of the Ragged School union recalls early shorthand successes written to his fiancée now Lady Kirk. Goethe cannot be translated because no English equivalent carries the same musical link, notes T Starr King. A caution on originality and emphasis, urging careful speech and advertising copy.
New York Alderman Dowling says four or five women in a cafe window smoking would draw a crowd of thousands, blocking traffic. He adds four or five men in a store window trying on bonnets would do the same.
Mrs. Alice H. Campbell of Marlboro Massachusetts praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from dizzy spells nervousness and backache after improper kidney secretions. She used the remedy for a short time and improved until fully well. Sold by dealers for 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans a major memorial hospital for animals in Boston to honor George T. Angell founder and former president. President Rowley seeks a $1,000,000 endowment with local fundraising and national support, aiming to open a landmark center near Huntington and Longwood avenues serving humane education, treatment, and veterinary care. The project has already raised about $40,000 with representation from 29 states and 10 countries.
Marlborough Savings Bank deposits draw interest on the third Wednesday in January April July and October. Dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3, with Saturday 9 to 12.09. WILLIAM D. BURDETT pres, CHARLES F. HOLYOKE treasurer. Wanted live fowls and poultry pallets for sale or exchange. Geo A. Dyer Marlboro Mass to call after mailing or telephone.
timetable listing hall hour cars between Concord and Maynard and between Concord and Hudson from 2 PM to 8 PM and half hour cars between Concord and Maynard 2 PM to 8 PM until October 28 1911.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewes Tilton spoke at Trinitarian Church on Minimum Wage Boards. She cited Australia and England examples, described boards setting lowest yearly wages for trousers, and highlighted the plight of women and children in sweatshops with harsh living conditions in New York and Massachusetts.
The manufacturer himself is on the Board while critics warn that safer or better options are hard to find. The comment underscores potential conflicts of interest as safety is debated.
Gertrude Belcher Trio assists at a Concord Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Hugh F Leith and Mrs Pliny Jewell 2d. The afternoon features Brahms works, Liszt and Wagner selections, vocal pieces by Miss Davis and Mrs Brown, piano solos, and accompanists Mrs Baker and Mrs Brown. The next gathering is set for Mrs G Hollis Blake’s home on the 30th.
John Randolph argues that each person has two educations one received from others and one from themselves. He states the latter determines social rank and life outcomes and that teachers cannot shape wisdom or virtue without personal cooperation.
A fragmentary church note recalls a singing event at United Presbyterian where the speaker praised a singer whose voice moved the audience to tears, described as a siren during a lengthy performance.
A Kansas City Journal note describes a practice of waiting three hours as an ante-room routine before consultation with a fashionable physician. The piece signals patient patience and evolving social norms in medical access.
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