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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1914

Page

10

Bedford Athletic Association Opens Season in Concord Junction

The Bedford nine start the regular season May 30 in Concord Junction against the stronger West vales. Sullivan, Meagher and Lips form a snappy battery. Wood, Mt Mahon, Butler and Isner will guard the infield, while McMahon, Tackney, Walsh and Kelley handle the outfield.

Bedford Athletic Association Concord Junction Westvales Sullivan Meagher Lips Wood Mt. Mahon Butler Isner McMahon Tackney Walsh Kelley

Open House at Liewsac Lodge Attracts 300 Visitors

Open House day at Liewsac Lodge Bedford drew about 300 visitors from England California Kennebunk Me Pennsylvania and many New England towns. Music by Somerville high school orchestra and an Edison phonograph accompanied performances by Boston settlement children. refreshments and hand loom products were sold. the new Nellie Cook Hall dormitory was inspected.

Liewsac Lodge Bedford England California Kennebunk Pennsylvania Lower Taunton Falls River Tufts Allege Standish Medford Groton Middleboro Northboro Wakefield Attleboro Boston Marlboro Woburn Littleton Reading Dedham Somerville High School The Lodge Nellie Cook Hall Emily J. Pilling C! Brockton Alice M. Jones Minnie C. Norris

Nellie Cook Dormitory Opens at Frances Willard Settlement

The new dormitory, founded on Nellie E. Cook’s bequest, joins the main lodge by a subway and provides 50 rooms. The three largest buildings were heated by steam hot water and hot air, with electric lighting and a telephone network linking all departments. Open house day signaled a successful season for city visitors.

Nellie E. Cook W. C. T. U. Frances B Willard

Fish Skin Dresses of the Gold Tribe Women

Costumes worn by wealthy women along the Amur river feature multi layer fish skin dresses. The garments use blue cut-out ornament pieces sewn between layers with fish skin thread, highlighting embroidery and designs by a readerless Gold tribe.

Amur East State Ana Christian Herald

Cooperation Drives Ancient Prevention Efforts Patented Devices

A large company, having designed all accident prevention apparatus in its age, offers blueprints of the devices to others who wish to install them. Neos have designed uaacat prevention devices for their own use and patent status. The aim is to enable wider utilization of ideas by others in their plants.

Petero AP. Neos

Quite Right Teacher of Botany in Girls School

A classroom exchange features a teacher correcting a pupil during a botany lesson at a girls school, prompting the pupil to recall a phrase about the city of Victoria. The dialogue highlights a moment of learning and memory in a school setting.

Fochardy Snake Keeper Dies After Daredevil Cobra Trick

A London Zoo keeper boasted of his power over snakes and used an Indian cobra as a prop. He swung the snake about his head, provoking a bite on the nose and dying within hours at the hospital.

Fochardy London Zoological Dens

The Universal Pet and a London Court Riddle

A playful note on pet ownership via a Bronx Zoo crowd and a stray London court gag. Harriet Quimby notes a Sunday crowd at Bronx Park Zoo and cites a yearly visitor count. A legal quip follows about a Scottish lawyer and an English judge debating the word water.

Zoological Garden Bronx Park New York City Harriet Quimby Leslie London Treanenty Ly Mr. Macpherson

Lapsed Fragments From a Distant Column

A fragmented remark reflects on humor and social dining customs. The text appears to discuss a table filled by jesters, noting it as a long standing practice within a familiar circle, though details are sparse.

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