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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

7

Sloan's Liniment Endorsed by Horsemen in 1900s Trade Ads

Bedell Bros from Mount Carmel and Colby Bros of Mineral City praise Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies, claiming it eliminates need for a veterinarian. They state years of use without hiring a vet, and offer a 5 cent treatise on the horse sent free to horsemen.

City Bedell Bros Mount Carmel Sloan Colby Bros. of Port Dodge Earl Boston Mass

Sprawling Marlboro musings mix politics sport and odd notes

A noisy column blend covers politics in Boston and Marlboro with jokes about Speaker Walker and Mayor Brown, posts on spiders and Joe Cannon, a shooting in a Boston school, and Marlboro football talk. The piece mentions the Chinese boycotts Japs and local theatre plans as it wanders through playful and serious items.

Howe in Charge After Sawyer Death at 8. Howe Co

Louis P. Howe, vice president, assumes control of the 8. Howe Shoe Co main factory after the death of H. Irving Sawyer the shop superintendent. The plant continues to operate smoothly as Warren & Co. oversee construction of a new piazza on L. P. Howe’s Bolton farm and other repairs proceed.

Howe Shoe Co H ; Warren, & Co L. P. Howe Bolton

Bowser's Milk Cow Sparks Talk of Divorce in Comic Bargain

Mr Bowser and his wife clash over buying a dubious milk cow touted as a miracle producer. A rival seller swindles others, but Bowser’s wife questions the cow’s milk output while the dispute escalates to imagined divorce. The tale ends with Bowser retreating to his bowling club after a long night.

Kansas Mr. Bowser Flossie Bowser

An Enviable Man Looked At Yet Unmoved

A humorous portrait notes Blinker as a marvel who seems fully attentive yet does not hear others’ troubles. The quip contrasts his ability to appear interested with his apparent deafness to others’ concerns. The remark carries a light, wry tone.

Brown Green Houston Post

Two of Them. A family boast from a proud ancestor

The dialogue features Miss Uppisch noting her great grandmother's proud bearing and Miss Knox remarking that their servant girl shares that trait, reflecting a humorous exchange in a Catholic Standard and Times feature.

Miss Uppisch Miss Knox Catholic Standard and Times

Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Trouble

Marlboro resident B. Taft testifies to seven years of back and body pain from kidney troubles and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after buying from Burke Drug Co. The advertisement urges readers to seek the remedy, notes 50 cent price, and lists FosterMilburn Co. as U S agents.

Bright Dean Marlboro BE. B. Taft Tremont Street Mass Burke Drug Co

Marlboro Dye House Offers Prompt Cleaning and Dyeing Services

Established in 1880 the Marlboro Dye House advertises fine cleansing and dyeing for ladies and gentlemen garments including portieres blankets lace curtains and kid gloves. Express orders receive prompt attention and charges paid one way. Request for price list.

Express

Old Colony Division Train Schedule Correction

Corrected timetable for the Old Colony Division effective June 15 1908. Trains run Marlboro to Boston Southboro Framingham and other points with listed departure and arrival times including Sundays. connections to Northboro Clinton Fitchburg Lowell Concord Junction and Taunton are shown with multiple daily departures and special Sunday services.

Old Colony Marlboro Boston Southborgo South Framingham Northboro Clinton Leominster Fitchbur Fitchburg

Free College Scholarship Offer By Robert J Sherlock

An advertisement invites readers to apply for a free college scholarship through a plan run by Robert J Sherlock. The notice promises help and information for admission to any school or college and provides a New York City address for inquiries.

Robert J. Sherlock East 22Nd Street New York City

Local items from Littleton and nearby towns

Sunday sermons and church events as Littleton residents attend services. Moves, visits, and family trips noted for Cambridge Somerville Acton Concord Providence Shirley Boston New Jersey and Milford New Hampshire. A fire on Oak Hill road injures one and cattle shipments from Scotland arrive at the quarantine station.

Abbie M. MecNiff Margaret E. McDonald Washington Elizabeth, Proctor Little Daughters Nettie Turner Milford N. H U.S Scotland Gladys Mary Kimball New Jersey Catherine Evelyn Dodge Cambridge Michael McNiff

The American Magazine Aims High as a 10 Cent Big Issue

A reviewer hails The American Magazine as a remarkable 10 cent publication with large scale production, top writers like Ida M Tarbell and Ray Baker, strong art and printing, and a mix of fiction and non fiction. The April issue is praised for its moving, humanly interesting content and inclusion of new talents.

Septimus Margarita Ingraham Lovell Locke Marcus Clean Hearted Ida M. Tarbell F. P. Dunne Ray Stanard Baker William Allen White

Marlboro and Hudson Prepare Monday Night Basketball Clash

Manager Ghiloni of Marlboro plans another game with Hudson to be played in Hudson on Monday evening March 29. The same players from the prior contest will lineup for both teams.

Ghiloni Hudson Christopher ‘Ghiloni Marlboro Hudson

Concord Mass Transit Time Table Changes Announced

The Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway posts a revised time table with eastbound and westbound departures from Concord Jct Hudson Gleasondale Stow Maynard Westvale and other stops. Weekend and Sunday service details plus half hour cars and connections to Boston Worcester and Lowell line trains are listed. Special charter cars available from the Maynard office by request.

Concord Concord Junction Ee Westvale Switch Wees Maynard Ee Eee Peewee Ee Hudgoon Ublvare OMG Gleasondale Ee Shee Field Switch Ae Stow Ee Ewe Sudbury Maynard Prete Concord A Eee F. A. Persons Hudson Gleasondale Stow Maynard Westvale Concord Jct Sudbury St Arlington Heights Boston & Worcester Lexington, Waltham Boston Lowell

Slattery Case Settled Against Boston & Maine for $1050

Mary E. Slattery of Hudson settled her suit against the Boston & Maine railroad for 1050 just before trial in Cambridge. She was injured August 23, 1907, when stepping from a car at Hud son station as the train began to move, injuring her arm shoulder and side and causing nervous shock. Plaintiff's attorneys were J. J. Shaughnessy and F. P. O'Donnell. defendant's were Trull & Wier of Lowell.

Mary E. Slattery Hudson Boston & Maine Railroad Cambridge

Wanted Live fowled and chick ens in large or smallots

For sale, 12 shoats, also 3 St. Bernard pups or will exchange for poultry. Geo. A. Dyer, Marlboro, Mass. Contact by postal or telephone, 213-4.

St. Bernard Geo. A. Dyer Marlboro Mass

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Spiders Joe Cannon Robin Congress Unelei Joe Emerton Aodecnae Stay E Finance Committee Peddy Walker Great‘and General Court Champ Clark Ueld S George Parsons Middlesex County California Maine Mpany Ryore Wn Tke Sian Bkgwg PHBE AM Sesplas Loop Howe T.C. McClure New York World Marlboro Dye House Liberty St Marlboro, Mass R. W. Geddes Prop Ae Marlboro Southboro Fayville Framingham Lowll South Sudbury Concord Junction Taunton South Framinghaco Littleton C. A. Nutting Baptist Church George F. Brown Edoward McBennis Idlewild Farm David Millett Acton W. H. Brown Beston Adeline W. Knowlton and Son Hayward Somerville Elizabeth Robinson Townsend Edna Barker Nellie Smith Jennie Nixon Clara Mr. Marshall Shirley Ameri Can Magazine Concord, Maynard & Hudson St. Railway Company Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Maynard, Mass Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board OF Railroad Commis Sioners Fred T. Ley Harold A. Key Morris H. Barnett Ptolemy P. Adams F. R. S. Mildon Boston and Western Electric Railroad Company Waltham, Weston Wayland Marlborough Beacon Street Boston Transcript Waltham Free Press-Tribune Cochituate Enterprise Sudbury Enterprise Maynard Enterprise Marlborough Enterprise Waltham Weston Charles B Mann the American Water Works and Guarantee Co John L.stone Nels &c. Atoxly Bo! Munn & Co York Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough, Mass William DB. Burdett Charley F. Holyoke
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