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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
7
The Maynards beat Marlboro in a bowling match at Pastime alleys Tuesday. W Lynch led the Maynards as Martin and Bastien topped Marlboro scorers. Final score not fully readable due to damaged text.
Marlboro woman Alice Hi ee of 64 Chestnut Street says Doctor Dean's Kidney Pills cured her back pain and kidney disorder after a short period of use. The ad claims the pills attack the cause of kidney issues and urges readers to remember the name Dead’s and take no other.
Bank notice from Marlborough Massachusetts outlines installment payments and interest timing. The article cites third Wednesday of each period and mentions January and July payment days with specified amounts and times.
A lecturer urged reforms across politics education sex equality and religion citing postwar needs. He argued the US constitution is outdated and schools must be revolutionized to train citizens. He noted progress in higher education for women and called for religious unity. The club’s next meeting on Feb 10 features Edward Chandler on Current Events.
A judge advises a low income couple with three children to reduce expenses, move to cheaper housing, and have the wife join the husband’s church while he controls finances. The case is adjourned two weeks for a trial of new methods as the woman quips about his temper. In a separate incident, Mrs. O’Connell steals her husband’s false teeth causing a dispute in Bradock police appeal.
The article extols White's garage as exceptionally well equipped with machinery and skilled mechanics able to perform all automobile repairs at home. It argues owners can save money by overhauling machines locally rather than sending them to Boston, with potential savings outweighing the cost of a new unit.
George F Bass narrates a tale about contagion of emotion with Towser the hound listening as the master laments miseries of humanity. The dog replies with quiet taps and a grim smile, concluding that men need a proper leader amid social unrest and economic confusion.
The piece explains that late talkers may rely on pointing and signs and that lack of encouragement slows speech. It notes adenoids as a frequent cause of delay and advises considering deafness or mental deficiency if a child is not speaking by ages two to two and a half.
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