The Enterprise Chronicle Details and Publication Info
The notice lists The Enterprise newspaper branding for Wednesdays with staff Walter B Morse Walter P Pryr and Wm D McPherson and roles President Treasurer Manager. It shows post office registration under the 1919 act, registration date 1903, and pricing 81 per year with rates for three months six months and three cents postage included.
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Enterprise
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Pryr
WM. D. McPherson
Connecticut pupils prove modern schooling tops older methods
A historical comparison tests 70 pupils in 1866 against 1856 students. The 1910 cohort averaged 88 versus 75, across grammar history and geography. The note argues education advances, urging prudent study by the student and warns against excessive schooling theory.
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Connecticut
Massachusetts voters weigh Draper legacy in fall campaign
The Watertown Enterprise reflects on Governor Draper as an experienced and popular leader. It notes Republicans praise his experience and character while acknowledging critics worry about choosing an untried challenger. The piece argues sensible voters will back Draper for governor.
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Draper
Massachusetts
Watertown Enterprise
Trinitarian Church Announces Combined Evening Service
Notes indicate a single evening service this month uniting the Endeavor meeting and the second service under the pastor or supply. It will be held at the furnished farm house to rent for See and includes land details and a three person rental near Acton Station.
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Stow
Bouth Acton Station
Concord Notables in Town News and Memorial Events
Concord residents and visitors are noted in town items and social notes. Highlights include Dr Frederick E B Cheney moving to Monument Street, ads for Miss Buck’s millinery, church services at First Parish, and local residents traveling abroad or attending events. The report also covers a 275th anniversary planning, undertaker plans, and the death of Capt Robertson James with a private funeral.
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Mra
James
Chicago
Concord
R. B. Petersen
Junction
Barnes College of Anatomy
F. B. Harris
Harris
Captain James
Henry Walcott
Wilkie
Frank P. Sanborn
Harvard College
Col. Shaw
64Th
Mary JL. Holton
Milwaukee
Mary. W. Vaux
Philadelphia
Baward James
Paris
Henry James
London
Wm. James
Harvard
Capt
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Teachers Visit Concord From Boston Delegations Arrive
A large contingent of teachers from Boston attended a Concord convention with Sunday and holiday crowds seen around town. The high school opened for rest space with Charles Johnson overseeing item check. Miss Bertha Chandler of Dorchester visited Mrs. Charlotte Noble. The road department works to resurface Nashawtue road.
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Boston
Charles Johnson
Bertha Chandler
Dorchester
Charlotte Noble
Thoreau St
Concord Falls to Roxbury 10 7 in Local Baseball
Concord suffered its first defeat with a 10 to 7 loss to Roxbury in a Saturday game, followed by another on Monday. The score line reveals the rough showing by the local nine.
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Concord
Roxbury
Improvement at 8 and M Depot Station
Local road commissioners secured B M railroad funding to concreting the space between tracks and station steps at Fitchburg. The road department will perform the work, funded by the railroad. The upgrade will aid patrons, especially on wet days.
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B. & M. Railroad Company
Fitchburg Station
Reformatory Services Include Address by Ex Senator Roe
Concord Junction saw a patriotic Sunday service with ex-Senator Roe of Worcester delivering "A New Declaration of Independence" in the chapel. A 30 member chorus led by Mrs. W. B. Leland performed Kipling and Eichberg selections with organ accompaniment, concluding with a congregational singing of America.
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Reformatory
Roe
Worcester
Kipling
de Koven
Eichberg
New Bridge at Nine Acre Corner to be Built
County commissioners order a new bridge at Nine Acre Corner with changed road location by November 1. Lincoln and Concord will fund portions of the cost, with the county contributing the remainder. Estimated total cost ranges from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. Local towns aim to avoid county bidding rules by self contracting.
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Lee's Bridge
Nite Acre Corner
Concord
Lincoln
Bulin
F. C. Dumaine
Smith
Lincoln Board of Selectmen
A Hint About Saws Warping On Heating
A Popular Mechanics correspondent describes 30 inch circular saws of No 10 gauge stock that warp into a dish shape when heated. Placing each saw flat with a heated four pound iron on center causes the center to bow down then, if kept hot, to bow up forming a concave and then convex profile on the blade.
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Popular Mechanics
A Definition of Eugenics in Progressive thought
The text defines eugenics as a movement by physicians and sociologists seeking intelligent race culture. It asserts heredity shapes individuals and promotes births with health as a birthright, linking eugenics to humanitarian reforms and noting its role beyond infant mortality. It mentions the adhesive postage stamp and its English inventor Hill in 1837.
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Land Hill
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