Maxwell 22 000 Mile Non Stop Test Sets World Record
The Maxwell stock five passenger car completed 22 022 miles in 44 days with no stalling under strict A A A supervision. Inspectors disassembled and reassembled the engine, imposed stock-only rules, and measured fuel oil and tire use. The car averaged 22 miles per gallon and met every official requirement during the winter test.
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Maxwell
American Automobile Association
A. A.A
A.A. A
New York
A.A.A
Contest Board
Cars Wot Cars 5 Pass. Cat Price Notice
Classified snippet lists five passenger cars for sale or trade with prices around 825 and 985 dollars. Mentions sedan options and model year approximate 1975. Contains fragmented details and locations.
Buy a Bond Poster Poem by Wm C Kenyon
A wartime exhortation urges immediate bond purchases to fund the U S war effort. It invokes Uncle Sam, Kaiser Wilhelm, and U S soldiers in No Man's Land to rally readers to support liberty by buying bonds. The verse emphasizes sacrifice, patriotism, and the goal of crushing the enemy to defend freedom.
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Uncle Sam
Kaiser B
U. S. of A
No Man’s Land
Untitled Verse Fragment Showcasing Love and Law in a Turbulent Tale
A dramatic verse fragment depicts a pastor halting a divorce driven by greed and secrecy. A deserting wife follows a notorious villain, seeking revenge and liberty, while another poem reflects on life as a river breaking from its banks toward a larger destiny.
Maiden in Spring Moods and Marital Roles
Poem-like verse contrasts two maiden types and the dynamics of courtship and marriage. It describes one maiden who wavers under April moods and the other who is consistently kind yet fears she will rule the home after marriage. The piece reflects social attitudes toward female behavior and domestic authority.
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Edward Surette
Maynard Liberty Day Parade Raises Patriotism and Bond Sales
Maynard hosted a Liberty Loan parade with 1500 marchers, 30 large flags, hundreds of small banners, and bands from Maynard and Boston. The event suspended business as the crowd cheered from Summer and Nason streets to Central Square. George Glidden of Boston spoke on Europe battlefields, with Organizers led by George H. Creighton and Postmaster Arthur J. Coughlan. About 120,000 dollars in bonds were sold as 12 men reported for military service after the parade.
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Maynard
Maynard Brass
Liberty Loan
Imne
Merchal
Summer
Nason Sts
Main St
Rafferty Monument
Upper Main St
Central Sq
Nason St
George Glidden
Boston
Europe
Harry Morse
John Connors
Post of Honor
James Carney
A. D. Holt
Sumner Rogers
Theodore Jones
Henry Clark
Maynard Brass Band
Assabet Mills
Children’s Red Cross
Maynard Liberty Loan Committee
George H. Creighton
Charles H. Persons
William H. Millington
Horace Bates
Maynard Liberty Bond Club
Thomas F. Parker
Harry T.bates
A. J. Coughlan
William Strout
Albert Haynes
Frank E. Taylor
Albert Whalen
Thomas V. Smith
Pleasant St
Frank Smith
Maple St
Welter R. Peterson
William Moore
John Cronin
Railroad St
John Carpenter
Harriman St
Hialmar Honkanen
Harrison St
William
Pasnick
Sudbury
Charles Parker
Alton P. Whitney
Acton Rd
Colombo Roberts
Waltham St
Ammunition Train Band Concert and Maynard Red Cross Dance
The Ammunition Train band will perform a concert on May 7 with a pre dance at the Colonial hall to raise funds for the Maynard Red Cross. Private William Oates of Maynard leads the band as many local soldiers join the ensemble. attendance at the dance will be free.
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Colonial
Maynard Red Cross
William Oates
Maynard
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Eee E
Gay
Concord
Wm. C. Kenyon
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