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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
3
In the Dauphine mountains bachelors plan monthly gatherings to toast abstinence with invitations sent to spinsters over 25. The events promise food drink and dancing, while the bachelors warn their celibacy could undo them and affect matrimony.
The passage argues there is always value in truth to oneself and warns that acting without wisdom harms others. It suggests personal integrity benefits all when pursued consistently, while unrestrained self-will without guidance can become a dangerous power.
The readable text hints at a discussion of celluloid material and an electrification process. It references contact, rapid movement, and observed effects between two items, but the meaning is largely unclear and uncertain.
A fragmented ad asserts kidney pills cure attacks of ee and regular urination, headaches, and spells. It warns neglect leads to worse cases and urges continued use until symptoms improve, citing Mrs M J and a prior toast as endorsers.
Mrs Tillinghast criticized licensed saloons and argued taxes do not fall in license towns. Speakers, including Rev Osgood and Mr Anderson, urged voters to reject rum rings and pursue a clean slate. Selections by the orchestra accompanied the audience after the rally at the M B church.
The death of a longtime Dorchester resident was announced with funeral held at her late home in Dorchester and burial in Glenwood cemetery. Survived by two sons Nathan H Chase of Minneapolis and Harry A Chase of Dorchester, plus sisters Mrs Sarah Briggs and Mrs Mary Duckwell and brothers Levi Shattuck John and Sidney B Shattuck. Relatives from New York and Boston attended. Rev C L Cady delivered the eulogy with Rev A Morrill Osgood assisting. music included a quartet.
Jeremiah C Mahoney died suddenly Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Catherine Mahoney on Summer Street after a day of work and a planned meeting with his wife and daughter. Death was attributed to heart failure. He was 48, born in the town, survived by wife Delis McNamara a daughter Nellie and brothers Cornelius J William and John. Services held Monday at the local church with a requiem high mass.
By virtue of a deed of trust the Maurer estate will sell at public auction a parcel on Virginia Road Concord comprising eight acres more or less with several boundary descriptions. Included are two additional parcels of tillage pasture meadow and woodland with multiple landowners named in the conveyance. The sale aims to settle the mortgage and related interests with multiple local notices and parties named in the deed.
A fragment notes that Willis admits a confession about a loan not repaid, described in a cryptic Puck style line. The language hints at social irony and unresolved repayment behavior attributed to Willis.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court notice naming Concord and generic references to a district attorney and speeding matters. Details incomplete but indicates a legal proceeding in a district court with a focus on theft or related indictments.
Howard Jamieson, son of Mr and Mrs George Jamieson born June 20 1890 in town, won the 40 yard dash at the N E A A U indoor and field championships in Mechanics Building Boston Friday. He defeated L A Grant and R W Stanley in the junior heat and becomes eligible for senior events. He is a leading amateur sprinter with a strong start and a noted relay participant planned for Worcester next Monday.
An advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia tablets claiming to reduce indigestion and dyspepsia in the community. It promises comfort after meals and a guarantee with a no questions asked policy, urging readers to visit Rexall stores for relief.
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