Marlboro Post Office Rates and Local Addresses Revealed
Fragmentary notice lists Liberty Street Marlboro with 1908 date, Pross of March 1879, and mentions postage rates and surrounding towns including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton. Indicates recond class matter and addresses in Massachusetts postal context.
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Marlboro
Max
Liberty Street
Postoffice
Oro
Mass
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Treaty opens Japan to United States commerce in 1854
The article notes the 1854 opening of Japan to United States trade under a treaty, marking a pivotal shift in relations. It mentions key actors and the renegotiated stance toward commerce and port access, shaping regional exchange and diplomacy.
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Japan
United States
Unclear fragment hints at judiciary and budgeting reform
Fragmentary text references remodeling and government actions involving the Nine Old Men and a president. Mentions expansions to the bench and recurring opportunities to address funding, but content is garbled and difficult to interpret.
South Carolina Stamps War Memory Amid Union Records
The snippet notes anxiety over Civil War relics in Columbia, mentioning shell marks and figures like Sherman, with a public stamp issue stirring memories of Confederate leaders and ongoing debates about national symbols and history.
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South Carolina
Columbia
William Techumset
Carolina
Army and Navy
Sherman
Department of
Global aviation spending nears one billion dollars for 1937
Fifty six countries plan to spend about 911 million dollars on air planes and equipment in 1937 with four fifths of the total for military craft. European nations lead in procurement amid fears, while American output tilts toward commercial aircraft. The report warns the rise in aircraft production threatens peace and future development.
Edith Nourse Rogers and age limits for judges debated
A House debate questions if Congress should apply a youthful age cap to its members. Rep Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts, born in 1861, leverages her long tenure to dodge the issue. The piece also discusses potential future flood damage linked to ground water decline and drought patterns.
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Congress
Il Res
Roosevelt
House
Edith Nourse
Rogers
Lowell
Massachusetts
Congressional Directory
Coolidge
Hoover
Paint Prescriptions Industrial Coatings Range
Industrial paints are coatings designed for use across diverse machinery and implements. The range spans automotive and agricultural equipment, with each coating tailored to its specific purpose under tested specifications.
Parting of the Ways in Congress over Court Reforms
The piece describes mounting congressional battles over President's judiciary changes. It highlights plans to empower the chief justice to move lower court judges to speed cases and a proposal to add a Supreme Court justice for every member aged 70 or more. Democratic opposition grows as a Glass-led bloc forms and Norris voices doubt. The tempers rise as the fight over curbing court power becomes public.
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Oan
Supreme Court
Glass
Senate
Norris
Congress
Maine election date move to November to align with national vote
The Maine legislature considers shifting the state election from September to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. The proposal would synchronize Maine’s election date with the national election, a common practice in other states.
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Maine
Marlboro Daily Enterprise Staff Changes and Local Moves
Marlboro Paul Lagsos of Newton street has left the Marlboro Daily Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oulahojian of Worcester relocate to 63 Essex street. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W Worth of Hudson street move to Wellesley. Harold Blake of Warren avenue recovers from pneumonia and can sit up daily. Dr Oliver Gaudette of Main street and Earl Bill of East Main street attended a Boston Garden hockey game last night. Mrs Roy Boyle returns home on Broad street after hospital care in Worcester.
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Paul Oulahojian
Worcester
Essex Street
Lewis W Worth
Hudson Street
Wellesley
Harold Blake
Warren Avenue
Oliver Gaudette
Main Street
Earl Bill
East Main Street
Boston Garden
Roy Boyle
Broad Street
State to Lose Shoe Shops Over Labor Law Hearing
The Labor and Industries Commission heard testimony on the Baby Wagner bill seeking a state labor relations board. James H. Stone of the New England Shoe and Leather Association warned that at least four shoe factories may leave the state due to recent labor actions and alleged worker violations. He cited New York owners and claimed unions caused industry departures, urging action to prevent further migration.
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United Savs and Leather Workers
Legislative Committee On Labor and Industries
State House
James H. Stone
Fxiyland, Shoe, and Leather Association
New York
Massachusetts
Labor and Industries Commission
Labor Organizations
Washington
Local visitors and school news in Maynard area
Mrs George Broughton of Newton visited on Monday with her son Francis Broughton in this city. Robert Dolan of Francis Street has resumed teaching at Acton High School after a week’s vacation spent at his home in this city. Kenneth E Picard manager of the local New England Telephone Company gave a moving picture talk on telephone work at a Magdalene Chapter OE S S meeting last night in the Masonic Hall Maynard.
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George Broughton of
Newton
Francis Broughton
Robert Dolan
Francis Street
Acton High School
Kenneth E. Picard
New England Telephone Company
Magdalene
Masonic Hall
Maynard
Marlboro Kiwanis Host Marks Guest Kenneth Picard
Russ Norton of the Framingham Kiwanis Club attended Marlboro Kiwanis at Pine Grove Inn as guest Kenneth Picard manager of the local New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Mrs Mushrall of Lincoln Street ends her duties in the office department at National Shoe factory. The independent businessmen bowling team defeated Central Falls French Businessmen at German Alleys in Central Falls.
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Russ Norton
Framingham Kiwanis Club
Marlboro Kiwanis Club
Pine Grove Inn
Kenneth Picard
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Frederick Mushrall
Lincoln Street
National Shoe Factory
Central Falls
Name Alaska From Eskimo Word
The name Alaska is derived from an Eskimo word meaning great country.
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Alaska
Greatest Homage to Truth The Greatest Homage to Truth
The statement urges embracing truth through its active use, framing honesty as an ethical practice and guiding principle for daily life and decision making. It emphasizes integrity as a practical obligation rather than a mere ideal.
Matterhorn Emerges From Legend as Climb Gains Ease
The Matterhorn, long feared and mythic, now sees easier ascent thanks to a steel cable enabling amateur climbers to reach the Italian side. Since 1865 many pioneers perished on descent, but rail links connect Zermatt and Breuil with a cable railway planned to join them.
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Rast
D. C
Peta
National Geographic Sociery
Washington Monuments
Silvio
Mont Cervin
le Cervin
Matterhorn
Becca
London Bridge
Theodule Pass
Italy
Mattertorn
Zermatt
Breuil
Keep Your Shoulders Back Poem Excerpt
A father’s lines urge steady posture and courage. He counsels to face each task with resolve, maintaining upright bearing in school and life.
China Uses U S Junk Shanghai
Broken glass old newspaper worn tires and other mixed cargo from American junk heaps are repurposed in China. Hundreds of tons of such materials are shipped to China annually for various uses.
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China
Shanghai
Voters Urged Referendum On Auto Insurance Form
State Insurance Commissioner Francis J. DeCelles urged local voters to decide what form of automobile liability protection they want. A referendum proposal from Rep. Charles W. Hedges would place the motor vehicle insurance question on the 1938 ballot. Three options were outlined: strengthen the current law, repeal it, or create a new financial framework.
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State House
Boston
Francis J. DeCelles
Quincy
Fragmentary Text Mentions Catholic Missionaries in Florida
A garbled passage references the term responsibility act as a substitute for current law. It cites the Commissioner branding present law as meaningless and notes early Catholic missions in Florida around St. Augustine with Spanish involvement in 1512 and 1531, though details are unclear.
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St. Justine
Fla
Mene
United States
Philadelphia Inquirer
Florida
St. Augustine
Ability and Action There Is Only One Proof of Abi Action
The article notes a lone example of abi action as the sole evidence of its efficacy. It discusses a single incident illustrating how ability translates into concrete action, with emphasis on practical outcomes rather than theory.
White Persian Cats Deaf from Breeding Lineage Claim
A note on white Persian cats states they are deaf if bred from white stock, suggesting a hereditary trait linked to their color lineage. The snippet discusses breeding consequences rather than a complete study.
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