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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
3
A quip from American Lumberman contrasts needs for a start versus a selfstarter, with Young Jones described as seeking momentum. The exchange highlights entrepreneurial momentum and personal initiative in business culture.
A bullock in Wexford Ireland went on a rampage entering a house, climbing furniture and tearing a bed, then forced its head out of a window twelve to fourteen feet above the street. It swam in the harbor for some time before boats captured it.
A fragmented discussion raises questions about whether angle can be pressed as a scientific proposition. The piece hints at cautious inquiry and the line between theory and claim, inviting reader interpretation.
Marlboro residents report back pain relief and improved kidney function after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Charles W. Marcus of Main Street says the remedy quickly eased his backache and that he later used another box with continued good results. Price 59 cents. sold nationwide by Doan's.
Warlborough Savings Marlborough Massachusetts deposits payable on the third Wednesday January April October. Dividends payable on the thirty Wednesday of January and July. William D Burl president Charles Rolyorr treasurer. Address and contact details included.
Maynard 5 Junction 2 as Gilroy and Hopkins star. Delaney, Riley absent for visitors. Pitching by Gus and Hopkins fuels tense game with sharp fielding from Killinen, Wood, Rainville, and Forgen. Crowd of about 150 enjoys a trifle cool afternoon and solid offensive output.
In a tense game Maynard Braydon and Wilder mix contact and errors as Roscoe and Gilroy figure in outs. Rainville lays down a bunt, Killinen and Hopkins spark late scoring while Rutan makes a running catch and a wild pitch advances runners. Brayden and Ryan close the frame with outs as Lane’s solo at bat leads into the sixth inning.
The Maynard baseball squad travels to Marlboro on May 31 to face a formidable Marlboro lineup, with Concord also playing there on Memorial Day. The T. R. and T's of Billerica are noted as a strong, competitive league club, and the matchups promise tough battles against top local teams.
The Sept Schools Brick league and Bancroft Street league anticipate strong turnout and quality baseball. Lincoln and Maynard fans expect competitive teams as Hopkins and Gilroy shine in early games. Gus Gilroy and Carl Persons praised for versatility and batting. La fayette Trinity and Columbia games show solid hitting and fielding. Hudson Gas Co seeks cheaper gas with commissions to act. Marlboro Gas and Marlboro Blic serve Southboro Westboro Marlboro Hudson Berlin Maynard with a Marlboro meeting attended by multiple town reps.
Maynard Cricket Club suffered a defeat at Worcester by 101 to 4. Whittaker faced injury as Worcester dominated with strong bowling from Wilson and Kenyon. Kershaw and Hargreaves shone for Maynard with 47 runs in total, while Lees remained not out.
The American Woolen Co. gate system at Lake Boon malfunctioned when a workman kept turning the gate screw instead of lowering it. This caused a dam leak that reduced the pond level by about 26 inches and drained water at roughly three inches per day until Peter Wilcox and six men stopped the flow with gunny sacks and a pontoon.
The forty hours devotion began at St Bridget’s church after Mass with a procession and exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Services continued through Sunday and Monday with mass times listed and clergy including Rev J Brown Rev John Kelly and Rev James Kelly of Charlestown.
In education circles there is interest in house bill No. 2437 to provide a retirement allowance for school teachers. Proponents argue teachers are paid less than day laborers and small salaries hinder saving, while President Pritchett of the Carnegie system is urged to back the plan.
A fragment hints at a past campaign slogan or push titled swat the fly. The text mentions The Ea and references ongoing plugging last year and unclear references to bandsets or people, with stray garbled phrases.
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