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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
7
A natural quartz cavern in Clifton serves as a jail with four compartments carved into a hillside. Daylight enters through blown-out windows with steel bars and a masonry vestibule houses sheriff’s offices. Access requires passing three thick bar gates to reach inmates.
Over ten thousand pounds worth of jewels stolen from the Virgin of Czestochowa in Poland were found in Adler's jeweler shop in Lublin during a search for Nihilist correspondence. Clues also led to five thousand pounds more jewels found in a house near Lemberg.
Louisville Courier Journal notes a playful exchange about poetry and ideas with questions about why to place an idea in verse. It captures a whimsical moment on creative thought and expression.
Marlboro residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills from Burke Drug Co for kidney and bladder troubles. Mrs. Frank Fritchie reports immediate relief and restored kidney function after use, with sales nationwide via Aster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U S sale agents.
Marlborough Savings Bank announces deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October with dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3 daily and 9 to 12 30 on Saturday. Officers listed: William D. Burdwt President and Charles F. Holyoke Treasurer.
The Phillies suffer a string of injuries to Magee Lobert Killifer Walsh and manager Dooin leaving Chalmers and Moore unfit as Connie Mack weighs in on why players fail in major league pressure. Wolgast Rivers Moran looming in upcoming matchups as questions of form and risk persist.
An exhibition game leads to a signals mix up when catcher and signer misread one finger codes. Rowan jokes the catcher’s long nose sticks out from the mask, confusing the straight and curve signs and triggering a humorous dispute.
New York catcher Charley Street known as Gabby Street has logged 931 games since 1908 and is poised to pass 1,000 games behind the plate as the 1912 season ends. The Yankees’ veteran is among the most durable receivers in baseball history. Boston plans a municipal stadium costing about 200000 dollars.
Swedes plan to seed the races and insure 6000 racing.
Fragmented text shows dates and places for tryouts including Cambridge Massachusetts Evanston Illinois and Stanford California with mentions of May and June schedules and a central event in Western Leland.
The Sverska Idrottsforbundet plans seeded heats to separate top runners in trials and semifinals at Stockholm. Each country will supply five men ranked to show cracks from each team, possibly drawing after all teams arrive. The method aims to keep finals contested by the best, avoiding repeat of the 1906 Athens sprinter chaos.
Stanford University plans to send its victorious crew to Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta on June 20. The Stanford eight recently defeated the crews of California and Washington.
The Argonauts of Toronto will be the only Canadian oarsmen at the Olympic regatta.
Street railway timetable notes for Concord Maynard and Hudson lines show half hour service on Saturdays from 4 PM to 8 PM and until 8 PM on Sundays, with a likely date stamp of October 28, 1921, indicating schedule validity and service frequency.
A column cites Chauncey Depew and Kirkham arguing against overwork and praising leisure. It warns wives and mothers to mirror these ideas to prevent breakdowns. A joke about changing a girl’s name from Constance to something better ends with a London Chronicle quip.
A newly elected labor M P. resumes his occupation as a tailor's cutter. The London Chronicle recalls a prior Australian tailor M P. who rose to minister, with a quip about taking the governor's measure.
The article discusses a hypothetical Lost Continent between Asia and Australia. It suggests sea levels falling by five hundred feet could expose the land bridge connecting a continental mass that once existed. It reflects a belief held by some that a lost continent did exist aeons ago.
An English tale recounts an Indian tribe mocked for lacking saint tombs that kills a renowned holy man and buries him. A Chinese proverb about self reflection contrasts awake and asleep hours. Ave
A quotation notes that misunderstanding is common and often goes unnoticed while some hear misinterpretations and others never realize they are misunderstood. The reflection asks if anyone can live life without being misunderstood.
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