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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
6
Office card shows 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts with W B Morse as president and W P Prye as manager directed to John H Lawton set at the Marlboro office.
A fragmentary passage recalls Concord’s historic rush as the nation honors Paul Revere and Hawthorne. It invokes Sleepy Hollow, unity, and the memory of admired figures, framing a timeless call to celebrate enduring fame and civic virtue.
Inaccessible fragment mentions a Scandinavian service and a Sunday gathering. The notice references a time around 7 46 and notes a spiritual event labeled Apostolit' Christia. The garbled text implies a church schedule or service notice for a faith group.
Fragmented 19th century cartoon style dialogue shows a judge and speaker Jinks in a humorous exchange about money and honor. The garbled text evokes a satirical mood typical of Harper's Weekly sketches.
A cryptic item reads a wanted dig from a person or source identified as Wee Wee Test in Berlain Lowell. No further clear details or context are provided.
A garbled survey of town life mentions visitors, church figures, legal proceedings, and public works in Concord and nearby areas. References include Mr. Torrey of Bedford preaching, Mrs. Hews visiting, William Emerson and Dr. (unnamed) ending summer in Was, and a wall repair project on an oak land boundary.
A fragmented recap discusses Concord Junction baseball vs Concord, with Hopkins and a Junction pitcher cited and hopes for a rematch. Mentions players Joe, Michael Powers, Loughlin, and local figures. references a Progressive party petition and a 6th Regiment meeting. Sporadic tone and garbled OCR fragment.
A pleasant lawn party was held at the Parker residence Saturday with about 25 friends in attendance. George M. Barrett and Miss Josephine Parker hosted the event featuring lanterns and a relaxed outdoor gathering.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Mr and Mrs A with their two who have Mace anether, Wil, and references to Newfoundland and Concordia. Indicates potential relocation or home improvements but text is garbled and unreadable for full details. No clear event, date, or names beyond fragmented mentions.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a tense exchange in Pinewood where a man named Seth faced a bold dare or accusation. The speaker notes a high stakes moment involving cash and a young man, ending with a dramatic gesture.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a gin servant, Little Bo stance, a Ro, and Mr Tate. It suggests a domestic scene or dialogue but contains garbled phrases and missing context, with no clear event, date, or full names to anchor a report.
Town leaders discuss a road project with a projected cost of at least 25000 dollars. The county would cover up to 6000 dollars while the town bears the remainder. Agitation exists over spending priorities, though many praise the road’s value. A special meeting is planned to act promptly on the issue.
A fragmented report mentions typhoid concerns and preparation steps. It notes J. S. Hart attending to germ-related discussions and the need for arms timing in response. The readable text is highly garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Mrs John Clarity died at her home on Bilsinore Street of a heart condition at age 64. She was survived by her husband. Funeral services will be Saturday at 9 AM in St Bernard's Church with interment at Hollow Cemetery, Fr Lynch officiating.
A reflective piece quotes Smart Set on money as an old servant and jealous master. It warns that wealth can dominate choices, causing loss of joy, love, and nature as money dictates actions and priorities over true life values.
An English ship carrying an English crew and an American passenger list reports a fatal confrontation between two stewards. The exchange escalated into violence with one man named Francisco Argo among the affected. Police investigation underway aboard the vessel.
A brief discussion notes that many savage nations practice facial hair removal on women by plucking hair from the roots. The long tradition has led to widespread wear and ultimate destruction of such practices across generations.
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