Rural Telephone Service Plan for Rural Districts
A plan to connect rural residences with the Rural Exchanges of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Inquire at the manager of the nearest central office or write to Advertising Dept. Roo 914 No 101 Milk Street Boston for penphict Rural Telephone Service.
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Marlboro and Beverly Split Saturday Baseball Games
Beverly and Marlboro each won one of two Saturday games. The morning clash in Beverly ended 3 0 with Beverly ahead. the afternoon tilt on Hilltop, halted after five innings due to fog, had Marlboro leading 6 3 when Umpire Morse called the game. Strong defense and sharp hitting highlighted Beverly’s pitchers O Neil and Blatchford, while Marlboro’s Kenney Higgins Halliday and Hennelly produced key hits and plays.
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Marlboro Independents Lose Both Games at Winchendon
Marlboro Independents traveled to Winchendon and dropped two games to the local nine. Cronin pitched well in the second contest, allowing only two hits as Marlboro fell in a 5 2 loss. Cy Young commentary on cigaret risks ends the note.
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General Whitney Explains New Sunday Amusement Law
General Whitney mails guidance to mayors and selectmen detailing the Sunday amusement law. Licenses limited to one Sunday with a signed program, blank forms issued for licensing, hats forbidden at performances, shows must end before 11 pm, and police and fire access required. Some Boston shows reportedly fall short of standards. no formal protests yet from opposed societies.
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General Whitney
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Boston
Watertown St Patrick Parish Plans September Field Day
St Patrick Parish of Watertown is arranging a community field day to be held in September. Organizers invite parishioners and neighbors to join events and activities on the day.
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Nations to save resources via gas engines and briquets
The United States Geological Survey reports large waste in natural resources and outlines steps to save money and boost industry. Gas engines using coal can dramatically cut coal use, enabling low grade lignites to power factories and trains, while briquetting and coal washing improve efficiency and reduce costs nationwide.
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Eastern Steamship trips offer varied summer excursions
The weather boosts Eastern Steamship Company voyages with options from Portland and Kennebec divisions to the International line. Sailings depart from Union Wharf and Foster's Wharf with schedules to Rockland, Bangor, Bath, Eastport, Lubec, St John, and Portland. The Calvin Austin serves the International Division with detailed stop pattern. Public approval and patronage affirm the popular sea trips.
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Pope’s witty quip on keelhauling in 18th century social circle
In Mrs Powys diaries, Pope quips that keelhauling would be an easy subject for a pun, noting the phrase puts a man under a hardship. The anecdote features Pope, Sir Walter’s father, and the Blounts of Maple Durham amid discussions of wit.
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Pension Fund for Teachers Authorized by 1908 Act
Boston press describes Chapter 498 allowing cities and towns to establish teacher pension funds with retirement at age 60 after 25 years service. Annual pension capped at 500 dollars or half prior salary, subject to local adoption by voters, and municipal funds managed by treasurers. The article also notes preparations for a fall exposition in Boston with Coliseum remodeling and Sousa’s band as an attraction.
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Food Fair in Boston's Park Square Seeks Bigger Run
The Boston Retail Grocers association plans its seventh original Boston food fair from Sept 28 to Oct 31 lasting five weeks. The recent national grocers convention praised the event’s success, with praise from visiting members. The Grocers Exchange on Broad Street remains the hub for fair planning and association executive work.
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Boston
Grocers’ Exchange
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