Legion Field Day draws crowds amid listing events and clowns
Maynard and surrounding towns hosted a Legion field day with arrangements by local workers and the Ladies Auxiliary. Highlights included a band concert at Crowe park, a clown appearance by Jack Tarbox, and moving pictures planned to document the day for Riverside theater showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leclevecscese
Jvea
Mace
Cues
McManus
O'Brien
Morrill
P. Mc
Crowe Park
Jegenligm
James V. Sweeney
Guyer Arthur
Carlton
Coaghibe
Harold
Sheridan
Michael Rynkmet¢r
Poend Nelson
Legion Memre
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
the Legion
O. S. Fowler
James Sheridan
Minnie Downey
Evelyn Coulter
Nellie Walcott
John Garney
Edward Reading
Mary Callahan
Esther Lowney
Leonard Smith
May Sharpe
Hazel Callahan
Grace Sweeney
Robert White
Chaplain Frazer
Jack Tarbox
Oldsters
Jack
Legion Field
Dey
Marlboro
Maynard
Hudson
Concord
Clinton
Acton
Leyson
Hickland and Rowe Tie in Thursday Night Ceremony
Miss Sarah Alice Hickland daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Hickland McKigley Street and Frank R Rowe were married Thursday night at a small ceremony. Angell and a member of the ME mention the event in brief society notes.
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Sarah Alice Hickland
Alexander Hickland
McKigley Street
Frank R. Rowe
Angell. Oor
Insect Pest Reemerges After Massachusetts Campaign Ends
Between 1890 and 1900 Massachusetts spent about 1 million dollars to combat a severe pest that damaged crops. The insect became scarce briefly but resumed depredations once the campaign was discontinued.
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Massachusetts
Wind lass tale from cheerful book sparks patrol cheer
Notable excerpt describes a lively scene where officers of a patrol are amused by a wife’s friendly greeting to Billy, as recounted in the cheerful work “With the R.N. 1” attributed to Wind lass. The moment is noted as memorable and lighthearted among the unit.
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Windlass
Billy
Hold
Ticsonsen
England
Colloidal Chemistry Overview
A terse note on colloidal chemistry outlines extremely fine dispersed particles such as bubbles and filaments. It describes a heterogeneous system with a dispersion of tiny phases within a continuous medium and mentions the concept of a mixture with very fine division.
Arabian Towns And The Sen Ussh Law And Desert Life
In Li smoking drinking and dameing are forbidden by the Sen ussh law. The great difference between Genussi towns and any other desert city is the entire life within the walls. The cafes form the center of life and the whole life of an Arab goes on inside those high walls.
Forgotten equine days recalled in muddy roads and Dobbin
A fragment recalls old rural life when horses could cast a shoe without leaving mud and rain. The note mentions walking long miles to feed stores and the hard journeys of the past in Brooklyn East.
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Ald Dobbin
Brooklyn East
Apple Cages Reveal Grubs Inside Buds
A casual discussion notes that cutting an oak apple reveals grubs inside the soft bud. The text comments on the gall fly laid eggs and the grubs escaping as flies bore through their cages. It also mentions a prominent English doctor proposing post-mortem for science, but some resist such haste.
Woman's Guarded Way Gossip Heads to Rumor Mill
A neighbor woman uses a guarded statement to spill damning, rumor filled details about someone, claiming it is merely hearsay. The piece critiques the spread of unverified accusations and the harm caused by gossip.
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Ohio State Jour
Play With What Is Given in Life Says London Opinion
A London opinion piece reflects on accepting circumstances and making the best of a weak hand, arguing true glory lies in how one plays with limited resources rather than in obvious success.
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London
Cleaning Bronze With Soap Suds And Oil
Soap suds act as the best cleaning medium for genuine bronze. Sweet oil applied with a brush also cleans. The oil should be wiped away with a soft cloth.
Pathetic Everyday Comic Moments Critiqued
A fragment from a column laments the comedian’s failed attempt at humor and notes the tedium of daily life. The piece reflects on social dynamics and the difficulty of witty performance in ordinary moments.
Inca Brass Knowledge Shown by Axe Head Analysis
Analysis of an axe head made from copper and zinc reveals Inca knowledge of brass. Promoted. Reggie Dad must raise my spending allowance. The papers yesterday called me a scion. Wasside Tales.
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Reggie
Dad
Listening Days in Sul: Breathing Devices and Rural Focus
Fragmentary notes discuss listening, breathing apparatus, and the idea that hard work cures clues. Mentions India and a percent engaged in agriculture, suggesting a general survey of daily life and health topics in a fragmented diary-like entry.
Maynard challenges Marlboro to a baseball series
Maynard manager Joy White taunts Marlboro after a recent loss, proposing a series or single game for a $500 purse. Marlboro demands Stevens field neutrality and a neutral umpire, while Maynard boasts a nine of home players. He notes Marlboro’s strong local talent but says no out of town players can match Maynard. A second item offers two furnished rooms at 52 Nason street.
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RIES
Marlboro
Sineeelt
Maynard
Stevens Field
Aputnaninny
Felmar
Ue Anhe
Spates
Peeve Accumu Ag
Highland City
Dahl
Joe
Ball Park
Concord's Home for the Aged Officers Meeting
A notice lists the Concord's Home for the Aged managers to meet on Wednesday, July 5 at 4 o'clock. A Town Hall entertainment and ball raised funds for the home with many prominent citizens in attendance and named guests and organizers noted.
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Concord
Town Hall
Harry W. Er
Richard F. Wood
Harry ¥. Smith, Jr
Harry Walcott
Harry W. Wheeler
H. F. Smith, Jr
H. J. Walcott, Jr
Charles W. Prescott
B. F. Smith
Georges. Keyes
Samuel Hoar
H. S. Richardson
W. L. Eaton
William Barrett
William Prescott
Edwin Barrett
Beth Barrett
Miss Nichols
Louise Garland
G. W. Brooks
Alice Gage
Gage
Olive Gage
Bessie Brooks
Maida’ Brooks
Harriet Road
William Wheeler
C. H. Walcott
Jennie L. Hatch
Kittie Garland
Charles Tolman
Lillie Hatch
Concord Co operative Bank Aims to Encourage Saving and Home Ownership
The Concord Co operative Bank outlines two aims to help savers. First, encourage systematic saving with monthly deposits starting at one dollar on the third Wednesday, building to two hundred dollars after a year. Second, assist small earners to own homes by paying monthly toward principal.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Cooperative bank offers gradual payments and equal voting rights
The Concord Co-operative Bank promotes a savings plan with monthly payments of 20 dollars for 12 years to clear principal and interest, while earning interest on each payment. It declares a quarterly dividend of 0.75 percent annually, allows withdrawals anytime, and serves Acton West Acton Littleton Bedeford and nearby towns by mail banking from its Concord location.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Acton
West Acton
Littleton
Bedeford
Friend’s Block
Concord
Action on dog restraint order issued in Acton
A local order requires owners to restrain or muzzle all dogs for 90 days from a stated date. Dogs not properly restrained may be shot by the police under the act. JL 5 13.19 identifies the controlling authority.
Roofs Thatched But Town To Modern Power Plant
In the thatched-ro village of Layte Nemes the population reaches 12 000 and a power plant with several generators is installed. The text juxtaposes themes of greatness and lowliness and cites Pascal on human nature.
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Layte
Nemes
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Legion Field Day
Ohio
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the Age
Jersey
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J. Bartolomeo
Main Street
Thoreau Street
Concord Junction
N. J. Cole
South Acton
J. A. Welsh
J. C. Brown
Telephone
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Martin
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