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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
1
The article promotes a Concord studio over Towle and Kent’s store offering photographic portraits described as humanlike. Prices start at five dollars per dozen with cash terms, and the studio is located nearby.
A noted surgeon observes more appendicitis cases linked to old toothbrushes than any other cause. Bristles loosen and slide along the gums exposing gums to bacteria and irritation. This practice is presented as a preventable risk tied to toothbrush replacement habits.
Riddle-like note asks, If Jack's Wife Was Paddy's Mother, who is Jack to Paddy's Brother, amid a list of household items and a wedding cake advertisement. The piece weaves a playful logic puzzle with a vendor's catalog and a Maynard pastry ad by G. N. Gove.
August Gromros opens a bicycle shop in Cleary's block Main St J P Watson installs electrical gear in Cleary's new block Albert Batley advertises early orders County commissioners hold hearing June 11 to discuss Acton St relocation Julius Loewe improves block on Nason St George H Gutteridge attends NE Watchmakers lecture in Boston Band dates unset. Maynard band may not receive funds Middlesex South Sunday schools hold convention with Dr Pickles secretary of state association feature Special music by Mrs Sunderland and Miss Wood.
The notice advertises several items for sale including a square plano and stool, a Glenwood Range, and gallon cans of Pure Vermont Maple Syrup. Also offers druggist bottles and fixtures and a six room house on Maple Court.
A large St Bernard owned by Fred Boyd of Schoolst was struck Saturday by an electric car along the Clinton line in Berlin and killed. The incident occurred opposite Capt Saw yer place. Mr and Mrs G T C Holden arrived in Hudson Friday from Pasadena and will have Mrs Holden join Mr Holden in the White Mountains where he oversees Crawford House.
Dr. George H Wright a dentist in the Chamberlain block saved two Reardon boys from drowning above Brigham's dam six years ago. The third boy perished. He marks the anniversary yearly by sending birthdate gifts to the rescued pair and their father received a Friday check. Now practicing on Newbury Street Boston.
Special Officer John M. Porter sets pace for other officers by appearing Saturday with a two hat, the first time a Hudson officer wore nonregulation headgear since the era of Mr. Gregory, a noted figure and former officer.
Special lot featuring watches including engraved jointed open face for gentlemen and hunting styles. Gold filled guaranteed 20 years with prices listed per piece and guaranteed longevity note.
H. P.N. DAHL of Maynard Mass promotes reliable service for watches clocks jewelry and optics. The note emphasizes careful attention to all repair work and invites customers to bring in items for service.
Local notes report Theo Lovejoy ill with brain fever and George R. Bach named special policeman. Residents and visitors listed include visits to Boston Malden and Dorchester. Lodge activities note Concord J O O F initiations and next degree, with state police work on Commonwealth Ave near reformatory. Community groups nominate delegates to Middlesex county convention in Lowell.
F L Garland of Concord Junction Massachusetts advertises leading tomato varieties by the dozen hundred or thousand. Also a one or two seated trap top buggy and a trained tiny ferret with house. Brats to let at ten cents per hour taken to island at Wallis B Ford 144 Commonwealth avenue Concord Junction.
The Philadelphia Record notes that constant use of advertising columns is key to success. The concise editorial highlights persistent promotion as a strategic advantage for the publication.
Concord reports include Arthur Wilson's hospital surgery, real estate moves by James Moss and Martin Finigan's business plans, and a memorial boulder project. The Concord post 180 G A R plans service attendance, while a Maynard Hudson street railway petition faces selectmen. Local donations to California relief total 4956.65.
Next Sunday the Trinitarian Church marks memorial events with a morning sermon titled Victory by the pastor. An evening Soldiers' memorial service features an address on The Remnant and invites Post 180 G A R members and all citizens to attend.
A brief notice lists advertised letters for Hon. E. Cady a Dean of Concord school and residents Greenwood, Miss Dina, indicating delivery items awaiting pickup at the local post office.
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