Vinol Promises Superior Cure to Cod Liver Oil Value
Vinol is advertised as containing active curative principles from cods liver and claims equal to quinine in effectiveness against wasting diseases. It asserts no grease, delicious taste, and superiority to cod liver oil with endorsements from B F Johnson & Son Maynard and H S Richardson Concord. Special Vinol representatives contactors.
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Can
B.F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
H.S. Richardson
Concord
Concord Items Mixed With Sickness Thefts And Town Meeting
In Concord Ned Cager and William Lockwood are seriously ill with appendicitis and typhoid fever. Edward O Thorpe visits friends in East Boston. The Clark place near Merriam corner was burgled at about 5 am, a gold watch and two suits taken. The funeral of Mrs Lucy Janette Hobson was held at Middlestown, with four children mourning. Rev Geo A Tewksbury led services and burial was at Sleepy Hollow. The Boston Globe reports a heated Saturday town meeting on electric lighting and overhead wires, with large attendance, debate, and a close vote favoring overhead wires.
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Clark Place
Merriam Corner
Lucy Janette Hobson
Moses Hobson
Middlest
Concord
Willard
Moses
New York
Wyer
Woburn
Watson
Geo A Tewksbury
Congregational C Church
Sleepy Hollow
Boston Globe
George A King
Prescott Keyes
Henry
F Smith
Richard Barrett
George Russell
John B Studley
Mr Howard
William Wheelers
Concord Defeats Maynard 13 to 4 in Baseball Battle
Concord nine traveled to Maynard Saturday and won 13 to 4 after trailing six innings. Wheeler and Castle starred for Concord with Hayes making a sensational catch and Grimes supplying strong hitting. Maynard’s Leonard and Fletcher led the visitors’ best defense as Wheeler fanned seven and Hilferty eight for Maynard.
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Concord Baseball
Maynard
Wheeler
Concord
Hilfity
Harry Clark
Wheeler and Castle
Hayes
Grimes
Leonard
Fletcher
E Laughlin
Goulding
Sweeney
Castle
Laughlin
Jennings
Allen
Hilferty
Wheleer
Clark
Morgan
Collins
Yale letter from the USS Yale describes shipboard life
An extract from a Yale crew member describes sleeping on deck under coverings, rations of hardtack and canned goods, hot coffee, and shared meals. A man was placed in the brig for disguising as a Marine to steal dinner. one measles case is in the ship’s hospital. Officers and noncommissioned officers have private staterooms but eat with the crew.
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Yale
Company I
Weather Summary for Week Ending July 25
The week saw a maximum of 92 on July 21 and a minimum of 54 on July 23 with a total precipitation of 1.96 inches. A shower contributed 1.43 inches in a single hour, noted by Fred A. Tower, Observer.
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Atst
Fred A. Tower
Dr E Dyer Harris Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Veterinary surgeon and dentist Dr E Dyer Harris of Concord Massachusetts announces a full service practice for all domestic animals. Office and hospital Hubbardville ready to treat patients with reasonable charges. orders left at Tuttle's stable will receive prompt attention.
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Concord
Mass
Hubbardville
Tuttle
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
J. C. Friend
Action of Stimulants and Narcotics by Dr. Emerson
Copy of Action of Stimulants and Narcotics by Dr Edward E Emerson. Address Drawer No 6277 Boston.
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Edward E. Emerson
Boston
Church Services and Clergy One City Parish
Listings of weekly services for First Parish Unitarian Trinity Episcopal and Trinitarian Congregational plus Scandinavian M E Church. Details include pastors Reverends Loren B McDonald Henry King Hannah Geo A Tewksbury J P Anderson and service times from Sunday 10 45 a m through evening prayers and youth meetings.
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Loren B. McDonald
Young People’s Guild Meeting
Trinity Church
Protestant Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Trinitarian Congregational
Westvale Houses and Tenements Sale Notice
Property listings for houses and tenements at Westvale. Apply to R H Wood at Damons Mill Office or to Henry J Hosmer Treasurer.
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Westvale
R. H. Wood
Damon’s Mill
Henry J. Hosmer
Treas
Concord
Lewis Hypnotism Impacts Brooklyn in Narrow Loss
In Brooklyn on July 27 the visiting squad fell to Lewis and the effect of his hypnotism on the Brooklyn team limited their batting. Yeager took a hard knock with runners on, and despite 1500 in attendance the final score was a defeat for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Lewis
Yeager
Proper Tooth Brushing for Children After Age Eight
The guidance urges all children to brush twice daily from eight years old using firm bristles. It prescribes thorough outsides and backs with careful left to right motions and crowns cleaning. Encourage energetic brushing and finish with rinsing, then air dry the brush.
Concord Junction Vacation Socials and Local Visits
On vacation Henry Marrs rests at home while officers Wright and Blossom are away in Maine. Miss Alice Butcher visits Cambridgeport friends. Rhoda Patterson from Pennsylvania visits Officer Curley’s family. Several locals and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Burrill and Mrs Burrill of Lynn, are noted with various small mentions of trips and gatherings. An accident involving Miss Louise Alden is reported.
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Henry Marrs
Wright and
Loring
E W Blossom
Maine
Alice Butcher
Cambridgeport
Rhoda Patterson
Pennsylvia
Wm A Curley
Concord Junction People Share News and Local Tidings
Concord Junction residents report visits from family, church events, and storm damage. Local notices promote vapor baths, medical care, electrical debates, and shop offerings. Community updates include a town meeting vote on underground wires and various advertisements from area businesses.
Flag Raising Draws Town to Schoolhouse Square
The town filled the schoolhouse square Friday evening to witness a flag raising. Misses Avis Fowler and Edith Chase procured a 16 by 24 foot flag with Luther Conant of Acton providing the staff. The Acton band played as speakers included Joseph F Scott, Hon John F Fitzgerald, Harvey Wheeler, J 8 Studley, and Rev K J Moriarty. The program closed with America.
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Avis Fowler
Edith Chase
PM Chase
Luther Conant
Acton
Jospeh F Scott
Reformatory
Chase
Fowler
Concord Independent Battery
W W Campbell
Scott
John F Fitzgerald
Harvey Wheeler
Board of Selectmen
J “8 Studley
K J Moriarty
America
Visit of D D G L and Cambridgeport envoy to Pearl Wayne council
Last week’s notes report an official visit by D D G L and Wm L Lathrop of Cambridgeport to Pearl Wayne council, plus local mentions of Home Circle activity on July 18 and the return of Reno Ball from Denver. Other items include Sergi Cull receiving company I property left at Camp Alger and a visit by John H Pierce.
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Wm L Lathrop
Cambridgeport
Pearl Wayne Council
Home Circle
Reno
Denver
Sergi Cull
Company I
Camp Alger
John H Pierce
Concord Junction Church Notes Service Schedule
Union church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell lists Sunday morning service at 10 30, Sunday school at 11 30, Y P S C E at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30.
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Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Maple House Taken Over By Mrs Solzen
Mrs Solzen of New York City takes charge of Maple House promising first class operation and thorough rental service. Patronage solicited.
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Solzen
New York City
Parsons Led Massachusetts Delegation to Omaha Exposition
Gen Henry Parsons led a Massachusetts group to the transMississippi Exposition in Omaha as chair of the federal relations committee. The party included Lieut Gey Crane State Treasurer Shaw and staff officers Cappelle Converse Wolcott and Stevens. Parsons praised Omaha’s public buildings asphalt streets and the exposition exhibits noting some displays ahead of Chicago World’s Fair. A letter of thanks to TS Clarkson manager of the exposition accompanied his commendation to the delegation.
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Henry Parsons
Omaha
Massachusetts
Lieut Gey Crane
Treas Shaw
Cols Cappelle
Converse
Wolcott
Stevens
Millard
Geo Parsons
Nebraska
Chicago
Gen Parsons
T S Clarkson
TS Clarkson
Baltimores edge New Yorks in 13 innings 4 to 3
In a 13 inning duel the Baltimores defeated the New Yorks 4 to 3 with Gettig subbing for an injured Meekin. The second game was halted as both teams needed trains. The Montredls then won their fifth straight from the Springfields 9 to 8 in the eleventh with protests on a late decision.
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Baltimores
New Yorks
Meekin
Gettig
Montredls
Springfields
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ned Cager
Wiliam Lockwood
Edward O Thorpe
East Boston
Tuttle’s
Towle & Kent's
Towle & Kent’s
Gold Eagle
A. W. Hosmer
E. Dyer Harris
First Parish
Unitarian
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E. Church
J. P. Anderson
Brooklyns
Griffin
G. Cie
Jones
Hallman
Sheckard
Magoon
S. S
la Chance
Seeree
Shindle
Pvon
J. Yeager
P Eikae
Bostons
Long
Duffy
Bergen
C. Yeager
Stafford
Concord Junction
Ryan
McDonald
Hee
A M Butcher’s
J G Turner
Lowell
Officer Young
Frank Hall
Riverside
Dep Hart
Wm Henry
Frank W Gale
Burrill
E E Burrill
Lynn
F H Burrill
Commonwealth Ay
Mrs Luther Franks
Mies Louise Alden
J C Brown
Dorchester
J Robert Brown
Joyces
A P Joyce
Mr Laker
Worcester of
Waltham
Titcomb
Blanchard
Bass Point
Carl Hart
Santiago
Geof Young
Harringtons Woods
Elswhere
McGrail Whitcomb ‘&.Co Concorde
Mason
Dart’s
O. L.dart’s
S. A. Christie London
Thomas Hutchinson
Chaplin
Concord Furniture CO
Walden St
MAPLE
Gen. Parsons
Concord Clothing
Friend’s Block
L.N. Fowler & CO
Concord Junction, Mass
Ben, W. Brown
Eclipse Corn Planters
Laurel Green
Paris Green
Monarch, Weeders
Philadelphia
Imperial Lawn Mowers
Stanhope
Farmer’s Handy Wagon
Concord and Vicinity
Materia
Geo. S. Whitney
L. A. W. Lunch Room
Joseph Booth
Main Street
H. P. N. Dahl
Cas
Office Riverside
Maynard, M Sa
Wilfrid Wheeler
Fairhaven Road
Thos. H. King
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