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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes reference prices and a Federal Station location in Massachusetts. Details are unclear but imply a pricing or advertising notice involving Bayes at a Federal Street address. No full names or events are readable.
A near drowning occurred at Twin Oaks cottage Lakeside when a child fell into the water. Miss Sadie Corbett of Boston, Misa Elinor Cronin of East Avenue City, and a young child were saved after Miss Cronin swam and Mr Rock lunged to pull them ashore.
The article notes a revival of Delftware traditions with many old patterns being revived in current craftwork, reflecting renewed interest in traditional pottery styles.
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills at 80 cents, marketed by Foster Buffalo agents in New York. It touts relief from back pain and urinary issues, urging readers to avoid kidney disease and seek quick purchase through the UK Stat Rodentin brand.
Concord Junction wins a tightly fought game marred by umpire calls and errors. Both teams benefited from breaks while Concords weak fielding and missed chances kept the score close until late. A detailed Concord column follows with a critic’s take on the contest and local reaction.
The Lynnhurst team visits next Saturday with Gus Gilroy holding them to three runs last week. Miss Maynard defeats Concord, sparking a three-town tie for the local championship as Junction and another club also share the lead.
Maynard fans discuss team prospects as local players, including Foley and Piper, perform well in a recent game. Saxonville’s strength is questioned, and Concord matchups loom as Maynard eyes a competitive season start.
The Temperance hall opening featured speakers Quincey Gardner Bh Worcester on temperance. National band selections enlivened the occasion. The hall has been renovated with an added kitchen and dining area, increasing seating to about 200, and further work is nearing completion. Also noted are residents Michael O'Donnell and Saur Mary moving to town and St Mark Kelley visiting family in Holbrook.
Finchish residents crossed the water bridge Saturday at 10 30 PM when they fell overboard. One man hit his head requiring four stitches measuring about two and an eighth inches. He also suffered a side cut needing a stitch. His companion was soaked but unharmed.
John Croft writes from sunny Mexico about prices noting $1.25 a pound for something and $1.35 for butter with everything else in proportion. He jokes about returning home and about excitable neighbors, suggesting grocers will leave a portion of the week’s pay behind.
The tigmbere of the Middlesex club held their artim club dinner at Lake on Sunday. The event included turkey lobster potatoes sweet potatoes squash onions celery lettuce cranberry tomatoes plum pudding ice cream coffee milk and more. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fred Covell Miss Mary Jan Mies Beatrice Canna Nora Lowney Eva Tucker Gertrude Mildred Kathleen McGill Helen Ledgard Margaret Lowney Michael Stockwell Thomas Maley James Pri Joseph Schnair and Neil.
Miss M Louise Doherty resigns from the history department after five years, ending a period of advancement and left many friends asking about her next move. The committee also notes the resignation of a key man from the chartered unit.
Unclear OCR text hints at parishioners hosting visitors in Boston on a Sunday visit to Cleve and Milton areas. Names such as Annie, Murray, Main A Morrill, Mrs. Osgood appear as attendees and hosts with others. Event details are fragmented but imply a social visit and church-related context.
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