Cooperative ad rates and publishing particulars listed
An unsure OCR fragment lists advertising rates and contact references for Marlboro Massachusetts. It mentions weekly Thursday publication, 1 year term, prices per inch for first and second insertions, and a note about second class mail status dated 1903. Samuel G. Kent and Jackson R. Garrett are noted in connection with the item.
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Cooperative Ae
Btncord
Mass
Samuel G. Kent T
Jackson R. Garrett
Psoe ES EE
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Fragmentary OCR leads to partial historical notes
The readable text references events from 1814 involving Horseshoe Bend and King Philip, a U S Essex surrender, and scattered dates like 1848 and 1626. It mentions Providence, Washington D C, and a railroad in Coe setts, with unclear actors and actions.
Fragmented Reflection on Cannibalism Slavery and War
An aged column fragment contemplates cannibalism and slavery as historical cruelties, noting their abolition and the brutal use of torture. It reflects on human progress, war endurance, and a satirical aside about editors’ fashion and autos amid fading era details.
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Lemen
The Business Cycle Theories And A Repress Ion Pause
The text debates competing theories of the business cycle. It notes Flynn’s view that rising prices during recovery may hinder growth, while others blame artificial prices and saving behavior for booms and busts. It argues crises end and new investment and invention resume expansion, challenging Flynn’s partial view.
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John T. Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Hemene
School of
Andhich
Sailure
Flynn
WPA Cuts Delayed As Roosevelt Rejects 150000 Reduction
Administration circles warned of drastic WPA cuts but President Roosevelt announced that a planned 150000 reduction will not be made. Governors including Massachusetts' Hurley urged cancellation as cities warned of added burdens. Officials say further phased reductions remain likely to reflect improving industrial conditions.
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WPA
Roosevelt
Hurley
Massachusetts
McKinley Era Hymns Reported at Capitol Services
In the Capitol services a hymn about guidance and unity is noted with references to McKinley era sentiments. The fragment mentions reverent singing and a formal observance as part of a historical remembrance.
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McKinley
Sukiobey
Capitol
Consumer Co operatives discussed for Concord citizens
The Concord Enterprise editorial argues consumer co operatives let shoppers gain dividends from purchases after reserves. Maynard cooperatives are cited as a model, with the author planning to study their possibilities for Concord and noting ongoing attendance debates at local Players' Productions.
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Concord
Maynard
Itor
Concord Enterprise
Cottage Moves Set for Clark Family Residence
Edward Comeau relocates Miss Amy Clark's cottage to her brother Allison’s area. After two new rooms are added, the cottage will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark, who sold their farm to Brooks Stevens.
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Edward Comeau
Amy Clark
Allison
Edgar Clark
Brooks Stevens
Knights elect new Concord Council officers
At the recent Concord Council Knights of Columbus meeting Martin J. Diskin of Fairhaven Road was elected Grand Knight succeeding Bernard E. Dee who resigned after moving to Lowell. Francis Flannery was chosen Deputy Grand Knight and Edward L. Craig Jr. the Chancellor.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Martin J. Diskin
Fairhaven Road
Bernard E. Dee
Lowell
Francis Flannery
Edward L. Craig, Jr
Missionary Speaker Evens at West Concorde Vestry
Miss Eliza beth M Evans secretary of the New England Fellowship speaks at seven thirty pm in the vestry of West Concorde Union church. She outlines Fellowship work in New England after Wheaton and Nyack College training. Special music directed by C Waldo McWilliams invites all ladies to attend.
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Elizabeth M. Evans
New England Fellowship
West Concorde Union Church
Miss Evans
Wheaton College
Inlinois
Nyack College
New York
New England
C. Waldo McWilliams
West Concord workers seek reemployment after layoff
A committee of West Concord men representing about fifteen State Department of Public Works employees laid off for funding shortages has traveled to Boston to press for reemployment. They claim discrimination in favor of Cambridge political appointees now performing the district road maintenance work.
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West Concord
State Department of Public Works
Boston
Public Works
Callahan
Hurley
Cambridge
Mrs Bartolomeo Celebrates 64th Birthday With Family
Mrs Clorinda Bartolomeo of 69 Commonwealth Avenue marked her sixty fourth birthday on Saturday surrounded by nine children except Frank who stayed at his poultry farm. She has been unwell but was up for the day though not fully recovered.
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Clorinda Bartolomeo
Commonwealth Avenue
Frank
Bartolomeo
West Con cord youths shine in Massachusetts General training
Two young men from West Concord, Arthur Moreau and Daniel Frawley, gain notice for their progress at Massachusetts General Hospital. Moreau rises from Emergency orderly to doctor's assistant in the pathological laboratory while Frawley becomes in charge of surgical instruments in the operating amphitheatre after about a year and a half.
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West Concord
Arthur Moreau
Daniel Frawley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Moreau
Frawley
Mrs Joseph Porter Returns From New England Hospital
Mrs Joseph Porter returned Friday from the New England hospital tour where she underwent treatment and is reported in good spirits.
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Joseph Porter
New England Hos
Ice harvesters return from Milton with Concord crew
Fulton Matheson arrived Saturday night from Milton New Hampshire where he and about twenty others have been harvesting ice for the Concord Ice Company.
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Fulton Matheson
Milton
N. H
Concord Ice Company
Mothers Club to Present Play in Concord
The Mothers Club of Concord announces its first public appearance with the comedy What Happened to Jones on April 26 at the Tri nitarian Congregational Parish House. Tickets are sold by club members due to limited seating.
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Concord
Mother’s Club
Jones
Leiths Visit Florida With Father in Melrose Care
Mr and Mrs Hugh F Leith of Nashawtue road travel to Florida for a two week visit with Mrs Leiths father William Brown in Melrose near Daytona Beach John Woodworth returns to his West Concord postal route after several weeks of illness.
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Hugh F. Leith
Nashawtue Road
Florida
John Woodworth
West Concord
Local Residents Schedule Moves and Return Details
James Baker of 53 Lexington road plans to return next Wednesday from Florida where he has stayed at the Havel Hotel in Winter Haven since mid January. The Russell MacClures will move on April 1 into the Goss house at 52 Lexington road from Shady Lane, with Mac painting and cleaning by daylight as the residence has been vacant for some time.
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James Baker
Lexington Road
Florida
Havel Hotel
Winter Haven
Russell MacClures
Goss
Shady Lane
Mac
Harold G Frost Hospitalized For Knee Operation
Harold G Frost of Briardale Farm is in Baker Memorial hospital awaiting knee surgery. A brief hospital report notes the operation is scheduled and Frost is in stable condition.
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Harold G. Frost
Briardale Farm
Baker Memorial Hospital
Miss Alwilder Osgood Ill at Deaconess Hospital
Fourth grade teacher Miss Alwilder Osgood of Peter Bulkeley school is hospitalized, with illness cited. In her absence Mrs. Frank Googins is handling her classroom duties.
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Alwilder Osgood
Peter Bulkeley
Deaconess Hospital
Frank Googins
Maynard Social News and Local Health Updates
Maynard residents share weekend visits with the Arnotts and vacations from Caelms ford High School. Joseph Martin recuperates after Chelsea Naval Hospital surgery. Dolores Zaniewski recovers in Boston hospital and Mary Imbimbo improves after appendectomy at Marlboro Hospital. A one act play He Liked Them Modern will be staged by Maynard Grange with a nine o'clock start, and a Home and Community Service food sale will be held.
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Sara Lee
Providence
James Arnott
Catherine Coughlan
Caelmsford
Joseph Martin
Reet
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Dolores Zaniewski
N. B. Baptist Hospital
Boston
Mary Imbimbo
Nasan Street
Marlboro
Board of Health reorganizes for year
The Board of Health met at Dr Frank Tasker's office and organized for the year. Dr Tasker was reappointed chairman. Mrs Lillian Frost Taylor replaces Raymond F Durkee who resigned to become selectman. Dr Orma L Clark is the new member from precinct two. Charles A Durkee is again chosen as the board's agent.
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Board OF Health
Frank DR. Tasker
Tasker
Lillian Frost Taylor
Raymond F Durkee
Orma L Clark
Charles A. Durkee
Duke of Windsor to live modestly after marriage
A H Lannis column reviews rumors about the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Simpson facing a modest combined estate of about 600000 dollars plus 100000 in annual remittances. It jokes about domestic life, rumors in Washington, and public inquiries after disasters, ending with Irvin S. Cobb’s note.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Duke of Windsor
Sleeping position reveals attitudes says Literary Digest
Psychologists suggest body posture during sleep signals outlook on life. Back lying with arms exposed is linked to facing life boldly, while arm around a pillow hints at a need for affection. A kneewrapping fetal pose may indicate subconscious avoidance of reality.
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Literary Digest
Patience Cited as Key to Great Action
A reflective note underscores that essential greatness comes from simple patience. It argues that sustained effort and calm persistence unlock the sublimest power, more than flashy bursts of energy.
Abe Silverman Opens New Tailoring Shop Next to First National
Abe Silverman, longtime operator of a Urquhart tailoring and cleansing business, has taken over the former Frenchie’s Barber Shop next to First National. He plans to open Monday with renovated quarters and Pantex pressing equipment. Modern chrome fixtures and white garment bags promise quicker delivery and cleaner service town wide.
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Abe Silverman
Urquhart
Helen
First National
Frenchie
Abe
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Mb Dollie
Mothers Club
Corinthian Lodge
Masonic Hall
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Washington
NRA
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Recont
Irvin S. Cobb
Western Newspaper Union
Main ST
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the Fashion Shop
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Tion Blues
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Smart
Princess and
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
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A. Silverman Cleansing and Tailoring Establishment
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