America Means Business War Message Urges Strength and Unity
A editorial asserts Germany’s aggression provoked Allied nations and claims the United States will forcefully defend rights at sea. It cites the Lusitania sinking, Kaiser’s plans, and President Wilson’s push to draft a massive army to secure democracy and world safety.
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America
Teutoris
Teutonic Alliance
Germany
Turkey
Lusitania
Wilson
Teutonic Siignaty
United States
Europe
Foch
Congress
Kaiser
William Sr
Busiess
America is in earnest on the World War duration
The article argues that predicting the war’s length is guesswork and urges recognition of Germany’s vast preparation. It notes France, England, Belgium, Russia, and the United States as pivotal, praising France for foresight, recounting Russian collapse, and describing German drives toward Paris and the Channel coast with American involvement looming.
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Germany
Europe
France
America
England
Belgium
Russia
Asia
English Channel
Paris
Channel
Teutons
America’s call to victory over autocracy and tyranny
The piece proclaims that the United States must fight to end autocracy and defend democracy. It asserts Kaiser William II and Germany threaten freedom, praises Liberty Bond support, and predicts Allied victory with American troops returning only after autocracy falls.
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America
Germany
Lusitania
Sam
Europe
Asia
Kaiser William II
China Awakens as a Modern Republic poised for Global Power
A historical view lauds China's transition from empire to republic. It highlights Feng Kou Chang as president, Western education, rail and transport growth, and industrial potential. The piece notes China’s wartime role with Allies, modernization efforts, and ambitious plans toward world leadership.
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Napoleon
China
United States
Feng Kou-Chang
Senate
House of Representatives
Republic of China
Europe
Japan
Great Wall
B. C
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Chemical Fire Extinguishers Sell at Hoagland Store
Hoagland at 300 Main Street Concord advertises reliable extinguishers including Underwriters Approved Pyrené and Phenix Dry Powder with refills. Prices described as right.
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Hoagland
Main St
Concord
Jct
Mase
WORMS A DANGER TO CHILDREN AND SYMPTOMS
Deranged stomach swollen upper lip sour stomach offensive breath hard full belly with gripings pale face dull eyes twitching eyelids nose itching rectum dry cough teeth grinding red tongue starting in sleep slight fever. Seek Dr True Elixir the family laxative and worm expeller. Mrs Norrat Houston writes would not be without it. At dealers 40c 60c and 1 write Dr J F True Auburn.
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Dr. True
Norrat
Houston
Texas
DR. J. F. True’ & Co
Maynard Tax Collector Announces Tax Lien Auction
Maynard Massachusetts tax list for 1918 shows unpaid real estate taxes. The smallest undivided part or whole of parcels will be offered at public auction June 1, 1918, at 3 PM at the Collector's Office to satisfy taxes, interest, costs, and charges.
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Maynard
Creighton
Maynards Mass
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Thomas Hillis Property Parcels Listed In 1915 Tax Records
A 1915 tax list enumerates six parcels tied to Thomas Hillis including No 44 and No 69 Summer Street with adjacent lots on Prospect High and Pine Streets. Each entry details street boundaries and adjacent owners along with 1915 tax amounts.
Real estate list listing parcels on Fairfield and Nase Streets
1916 20 rod parcel on Fairfield Street lot 89 Maynard Hill. 1917 parcel with buildings at 44 Nase Street 20 rods, bounded by Nason Street W. A. Haynes Co. and others. Taxes 1917 6.64. 16 Nason Street 10 rods with buildings bounded by Jane Reed and Nason Street. Taxes 1917 25.73. Signed William H. Mann.
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Geo. N. Gove
Nason Street
Jane Reed
Thomas Naylor
Nason
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Summer Street
James Reed
James Stott
James’ Bent
Summer Hill Road
Hannah Shea
Prospect Street
John H. Callahan
Artemas Whitney
Sarah Nyman
High Street
American Woolen Company
Delide Yukowski
Pine Street
Carrie E.vose
Timothy Moynihan
Julius Lowe
Pirie Street
Acton Street
Alexander Pettigrew
Laura Bower
John McPherson
William H. Mann