Local Pigeon Racing Meet Sparks Excitement at Flying Club
Enthusiasts gathered as about 800 pigeons were released for a championship race under the Flying Club of Boston. Competitors from Woodsville Fall River New Providence Medway Quincy Worcester Woonsocket vied for top honors with eager spectators cheering the winners.
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Ison
Flying Club of
Soston
Hehidem
Piper
Pines
Woodsville
Fall River
Newa
Providence
Medieva
Quincy
Worcester
Fragmentary Quote on Patience from Classical Thinkers
A fragmented excerpt discusses patience as a virtue in thought, citing Epictetus and Franklin. It contrasts calm bearing with hostile reactions, noting patience as a sign of wisdom amid provocation and the need to restrain temper. The text blends translated words and scattered phrases.
Pretty Boston wedding unites Miss Stone and Walter Kilton
Miss Bernice Stone and Walter Alexander Kilton wed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Stone on Boston Post Road. The ceremony featured Ruth Adam Stone as maid of honor and a reception with family members in attendance. The couple plans a home in Arlington after a trip to the White Mountains following their July wedding.
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Sudbury
Frederick F. Stone
Boston’ Post
Bernice
Stone
Bérnhard
Oviatt E
Walter Alexander Kilton
George
George 9B. Kilwan and “Falmouth Road; West Nev
Kenneth J. Pearson
Gas
Cere
Mres
Waldo
Beth
Kiltton
Temple University
Kilton
Newton High School
White Mountains
Cedar Avenue
Arlington Meights
Maynard Grange Announces July 27 Blanket Collection
The Maynard Grange announces the next blanket collection due Thursday July 27. Members Mrs Phyllis Savikoski Mrs Hagel Robinson and Mrs Adelaide Sims will be around for the collections. The last lucky name drawn was Dolling Prowse.
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Phyllis Savikoski
Ha‘gel, Robinson
Adelaide Sims
Fay Maynhard-Fidy Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Carol Saarela marked her fourth birthday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J William Saasla Tuesday afternoon. About twenty one playmates and friends attended with games and treats planned to celebrate her milestone.
New Books Added to Concord Public Library
The Concord Free Public Library announces a large new acquisitions listing across fiction and non fiction. The collection includes works by T Bailey S J Baker B M Bernheim C Carmer G S Cochrane and many others plus guides for the World Fair 1939 and a range of travel and history titles.
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Concord Free Public Library
B. M. Bernheim
America
The
Hudson
C. Carmer
G. S. Cochrane
di Ewen
Federal Reserve’ System
Alaska
J. A. Franck
G. E. Frost
R. V. Gilbert
H. Gregory
Asia
J. Gunther
United States
New York
F. K. Perkins
D. D. Puleston
W. Rhodes
A. de Saint Exupery
A. Schweitser
Boston
R. F. Seybolt
O. Shepar
C. E B. Sokosky
H. O. Taylor
Brounswick
L. T. Thomas
R. Barton
Wresby
G. Washington
Chester
CBY Bracket
Sueto
L. H Crockett
Roland Arnot
A D. Hewes
D. B. Heyward
R. J. Holberg
Air Workers
A. V. Keliker
News Orkers
Sky Service
E. H. Lansing
Ek Fire
RB. Leyson
Lie Detector Outlines New Tests for Insane Cases
New Jersey officials have invested about $25 000 in a lie detector project to test the veracity of mentally ill patients. Dr Jacques Bril explains the device measures skin conductivity, reflecting nervous system responses when a patient lies. He claims high accuracy in skilled hands and notes interest from Michigan authorities.
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York
New Jersey State Hospital
Julius Caésar
Bril
New Jersey
Michigan
Local girl runs Methuen milk route before dawn
Louise Knightly, age unknown, manages a milk delivery route serving over 200 families in Methuen Lawrence and North Andover. She started part time during high school, now drives the truck with her brother's Elmsdale farm supplies, delivering from about 2 am to 7:30 am, sometimes sleeping briefly during the day.
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Methuen
Mass
Lawrente
North Aridover
Louise‘ Knightly
Elmsdale
Louise
Knightly
Convicts Do Better in University Mail Courses
At McAlester Oklahoma State Penitentiary inmates in University of Oklahoma correspondence classes show higher scholastic averages than peers in other prisons. Seventy percent of inmates completed A level work and about 14 percent in the B classification, above the 48 percent typical in similar institutions. Classes run five nights weekly for two hours. around 600 prisoners are enrolled while total population is about 3,200.
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Mcalester
Okla
State Penitentiary
University of ‘Oklahoma
Dick Moot
Prisons School
Louisiana declares war on voracious garfish drive
New Orleans report says the Louisiana department of conservation has launched its first control campaign against voracious garfish and is proving an abundant success. Fishermen pull in edible garfish fat during the effort as the department explains the campaign.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Department of Conservation
Massachusetts feats and industries in early 20th century summaries
Massachusetts notes cover Pittsfield lightning apparatus for the 10 million volt display, Worcester soldiers in the Revolutionary War, Fall River cotton mill employment in 1833 and 1939, New England bleach effort in 1812, and Boston housing and manufacturing growth. It also mentions old Bathing laws, Waltham Watch Company exhibit, juvenile delinquency drops, Salem Village history, a mass federation planning meeting in Worcester set for Getaver 20th.
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Pittsfield
Worcester
Fall River
New England
Dighton
Old Harbor Village
Boston
Old Bostoff
Waltham Watch Company
America
Massachusetts
Thanvers
Salem Village
Masseshasaia Federation of Planning
Getaver
Salad Meal With All Its Flavor and Health Value
A recipe style feature outlines an appetizing salad meal serving 4 to 6 with macaroni salad and a citrus fruit dessert. It details greens, orange slices, and fruit garnish, plus a lemon mayonnaise dressing and lemon French dressing options.
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Sahyt Ag
California
Selad
Orang
Weekend social and town notices in Sudbury
Reported weekend events in Sudbury include visits by Mr and Mrs Louis Hou to H Way and attendance at a Bees vs Reds game. Chief William Davison and the town dump crew were seen cleaning up. Parishoners and residents attended a Street Fair and other local gatherings amid ongoing cleanup of woods near Hudson road North Sudbury and nearby Saxonville activities.
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Louis Hou
Pe Ch H. Way
Bees
Reds
Willian
John Bberan
Lawrence P
Tigue
William B. Davison
Hudson Road
Sudbury
Leonard D
Lake Winnepésauki
Elmore
Riet
Henry T. Maynard
Avenue
Sidbury
Jack’ Fitchi
Arthur V. Howland
Melvin Corivert
Joseph ‘Wright
Century past parade remembered in 1889 link
A fragmented note recalls an 1889 enterprise edition and a 250th birthday celebration. Mentions two men from that era, F. F. and Frank W. Goodnow, who rode in a procession, and notes most were laid up by the destination wreck with a veteran hospital referenced.
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F. F
Frank W. Goodnow
United Cooperative Society to Send Delegates to Massachusetts
Maynard United Cooperative Society plans to send ten gates to a cooperative institute in Massachusetts, with one delegate attending a unit course from July 30 to August 12. The society will cover all expenses, and the delegate leaves July 22 to register at the State House in Boston. A charter of the opera is reportedly granted to Tea House Inc of Sudbury. Secretary Cook announced capital of 40000 dollars and a share detail for Alice and Beatrice in Newton.
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Maynard
United Cositive’ Society
Massachusetts 9 College
United*Coop
State House
Boston
Tea House Inc
Sudbury
Cook
Alice? T
Beatrice’ W
Newton
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Fragments describe a local event with unclear wording. Names and places are unreadable. The text hints at a gathering or notice but details remain obscured. Further readable material is needed to produce a coherent summary with identifiable entities.
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Concord Library
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EB Tallent
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Iy O. Wheeler
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Deucher
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L. Teurstmore
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N. Marsh
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Wolcott
Gustafson
A. F
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Capitol Publishing
Clyne
R. W
Herring
H.~neilson
Smith Trugman
A_ Gutié Huntington
H. B
o'Brien
BE. J. Badnor
Angelo
Vi—Golden Gate Chamberlain
Peitenn
R. F
Douglas
Old Calabria Roveeh
Fairhaven
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Hawthorne
Felt
McKown
Gleeson
Robinson
Wolfe
Steele
Judas
Thirkell
Bieatons
Mayanteheae
A. L
Ienter
Louisiana
Humans
Gene Carr
Wadee
Ee Po Cheep
Liege
Veteran's‘ Hospital
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