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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
3
Dr. T. Allen, food specialist, compares pork to beef and sugar in energy value and digestion cost. He notes pork yields higher calories per pound and requires more digestion energy, with pork protein costing more than wheat and beef. He also cites pork as widely objected to as flesh food.
A fragmented snippet features a housemaid and a cook discussing a wedding gift as Bulger is described as falling in love at first sight. The dialogue suggests a dramatic romantic plot centered on social arrangements and affection.
Public endorsement from Peter N. McDermott of Marlboro says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and burning kidney secretions after many medicines failed. He reports renewed energy and no return of trouble, and urges readers to remember the Doan's name.
Bank officials report deposits growing with interest in Marlborough Massachusetts. An April notices mention a savings program and a Saturday event with a 19 to 14.30 quotation, led by President William D Burumit and directors Yarl aa Halyore.
Marlboro manager Davy Ingalls signs shortstop Walter Lonergan and outfielder Bjorkland, plus batters Cronin and Taylor. The season opens May 24 at Weymouth and May 31 at Fitchburg, with pitchers Eddie Flaherty and Frye. local infield shows speed, but no standout pitcher yet.
Mrs. Mary B. Martin marked her 75th birthday with a Saturday gathering at her Maple Street home. About 24 attended including 13 Sunday school members and 12 relatives and friends. Born in Kennebunk Maine in 1838 she moved to this state as a girl and to Maynard in 1871.
Commodore J. J. Buckley of the Concord river fleet launched a new motor boat of modern design and equipment on Saturday. The boat will be tied up in Concord near the Main Street bridge. At a surprise gathering Thursday evening a searchlight and clock were presented to Buckley by fellow powder mill employees.
Natick lodge members await a Thursday meeting to hear reports after the Grand Lodge set revised assessment rates at its annual session. The changes, debated for years, aim to resume business and boost membership with higher rates and certificate choices of 500, 1000, 1500, and 2000 dollars.
A high school party returned Saturday morning praising the trip under the care of Mr. and Mrs. Damien. They toured Philadelphia’s mint and Liberty Bell, Wanamaker’s millinery, Washington’s National Hotel and Capitol, met Congressman Mitchell, and visited Arlington Cemetery and other sites on a three day itinerary.
A Socialist party group toured Washington visiting the National and Medical museums and met President Woodrow Wilson at the White House. They saw Mt. Vernon by boat, toured Trinity College, Treasury and War buildings, and White House grounds. The trip continued to Philadelphia and New York with shows at the Hippodrome and a drive to Grant’s Tomb and Fifth Avenue sights.
A Finnish social club presents an evening of talent including athletic displays and songs by Otton Fonsell and NN Saari at Imatra’s Socialist Hall. The event aims to attract many attendees, with plans for a larger hall capacity as renovations move the kitchen and seatings to accommodate 200 more people.
Large crowds observe plans for a cellar kitchen installation with a cement floor and a strictly modern kitchen design, indicating a notable home improvement or public project detail.
The Aliy Temperance Society presented a one act rural comedy at their quarters corner Main st and Harriman's court on Saturday evening before a large gathering. The cast featured John Liyoma Aion Wuort Matti Nelson Oscar Wuort Victor Oksamen Weeti Taival Lisi Lukinmaa with Matti Nelson in a lead role. The play titled Juhannustuliwila drew praise for its staging and singing.
Protests against the New York New Haven Hartford ruling led the B and M railroad to resume student tickets. Beginning June 1 eligible students up to 21 years old will ride at half fare, restoring a privilege many Maynard students lost.
Merrill Osgood, pastor, will lead an 11 o clock Whitsunday service commemorating Pentecost and the descent of the Holy Spirit on the infant church. At 10 45 the morning service observes S Day with musical selections and themes focusing on The Mothers of the New Testament.
Observances extend across churches with scripts for Mothers Day. White carnations honor living mothers while red carnations commemorate those deceased. Schools join in Friday services as Mothers Day gains widespread appeal and meaning.
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