Sudbury Sunday Morning Events Include Church Fair and Talks
Sudbury details moments from a M E church service with to the children and a talk by Rev. Davis. The M E church fair succeeded financially and socially. Residents attended events at homes and town hall while a stereopticon lecture by Mr Lemon loomed on the calendar. A long public program featured remarks by S A R, a poem by Novella Farr, and tributes to local history and wartime service.
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Davis
M. E. Clearch
Goliath
Pordys Burnham
Cambridge
William.Ferden
Joseph Keene
Lorenzo Berbel
A. A. Dakin
Christensen
J. Keene
Harry Fisher
Hattie Parmenter
C. A. Parmenter
W. M. Parmenter
Brighton and
Concord
Wayside
Lemon
Town Hall
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Dakin
Huntley
Old Train ing Field Wayside Inn Chapter Unveiled
Sunday afternoon on November 3 at 2 o'clock the Wayside Inn chapter marks a marker on the old boulder with a plain East HM inscription.
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ING Field
Wayside Inn
Boulder
the Wayside. Inn
Fragmentary note on powder history and Bacon terms
fragmented text discusses age of gunpowder and Francis Bacon terms for powder. mentions a letter on secret works, Auvergne archbishop, and black powder existence in England before the thirteenth century.
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Francis Bacon
NATO
Auvergne
England
Child Pleasing in Appearance Shows Odd Trait in Stem
Fragmentary text notes a child praised for looks and mentions an odd trait in the stem and power over the something. The readable portion hints at botanical or figurative description but lacks clear context or full facts.
Local Notes and Elections Across District
WESi ACTON WwW reports Holt and wife visiting Cat Lowel with recovery expected this week. James rule on enforced vacation due to rheumatism. Edgar H. Hall elected representative with total district vote Hall 1127 Johnson 614 Kenniston 375. Lena Boyce vacation from Miss Nellie Sullivan's. Arthur LE Wilbur ill this week. Winona Rebekah lodge to mark 20th anniversary Nov 13 with turkey supper. Grange meeting held Tuesday with 31 candidates initiated and a feast afterward.
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Holt
Cat Lowel
James Rule
Edgar H. Hall
Hall
Johnson
Kenniston
Lena Boyce
Nellie Sullivan
Arthur LE
Wilbur
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Grange
West Acton Tennis Club Hosts Halloween Party at Sunshine Farm
The West Acton Tennis Club, about 40 members, visited Sunshine Farm owned by Mr. and Mrs. C F Libbie in Boxboro for a Halloween celebration. Guests enjoyed games, a ghost walk, dancing by Neal Festus, orange and black decorations, and a late collation before returning home.
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The
of the
West Acton
Neal Festus
Magdalene Chapter C E 8 Holds Visitation and Supper
Magdalene chapter C E 8 held its official visitation on Tuesday evening with a 6 pm business meeting and a 7 pm supper served by chairwoman Mrs Frank Johnson senior. A reception followed for Deputy Grand Matron Elizabeth M Ishan and Luella F Green of Natick, with Hawthorne Concord guests from Ayer Fitchburg Boston Marlboro Hudson and Acton attending.
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Magdalene Chapter
C. E
Frank’ Johnson Senior
Alonzo Warren
William Hooper
Frank. Johnson Jr
William Collier
Daniel Goodenow
Lillian M. Childs
P. M
Jeannie F. Adams
John Ingham
Lucius Maynard
Hawthorne
Concord
Ayer
Fitchburg
Boston
Marlboro
Hudson
Acton
Bones Found in Woodlands Deemed Animal Remains
Hunters reported a pile of bones behind the Mc Grath place on Saturday afternoon they feared human remains. Deputy Chief John Connors called in Dr. E L. Salmon who identified the bones as animal remains.
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McGrath Place
John Connors
E. L. Salmon
A Young Author Seeks Original Work
A young author, overconfident yet unreadily skilled, extols writing something no one has crafted before. A learned man retorts by urging him to write his own eulogy, highlighting the ironies of ambition and originality.
German musician's acrophar aids wind players in bands
A German inventor unveils the acrophar a device to supplement a musician's lungs allowing wind instrument tones to be sustained indefinitely. The invention promises extended performance potential for bands and orchestras.
Twins Stun Laddie With Aweful Bunch Of Kids
A narrator recalls a moment when a boy greets his aunt with exuberant pride at a new baby who turns out to be twins. He rushes to the door and exclaims the arrival of “the awfullest bunch of kids.”
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Laddie
Reading Faces at Thirty The Turning Point of Life
A brief reflection on turning thirty as a pivotal moment in self perception. The author notes heightened awareness of aging and moral order, suggesting that thinning beliefs become suddenly plausible as percent markers emerge. Corrollia. A. P. Comer, in the Atlantic.
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Corrollia
A. P. Comer
Atlantic
Primitive Time Keeping Among West African Natives
A native writer notes time by daily events as clocks are rare luxuries in West Africa. She recalls learning of her sister's illness “a little while before the guinea fowls talk,” meaning about five o'clock in the morning.
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West Africa
Not the Old John Table Tipping in Mediums Debate
A Washington Star item notes a foil to a medium's claim about table tipping. The skeptical woman challenges the notion saying her late husband John would not perform such gentle demonstrations as seen.
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John
Washington Star
Kashroma Town and Ipatiev Monastery History
Historic Kashroma with 45 000 inhabitants hosts the Ipatiev Monastery founded in 1830. The text notes the monastery as a site connected to the future czar Mikhael Feodorvitch Romanov and Polish pursuit by a dynastic line ancestor.
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Kashroma
Russia
Ipatiev
Mikhael Feodorovitch Romanov
Czar
Nature’s trained nurse cures weary nerves and sleep
The text speaks of fresh air and nature as a healing force for tired nerves. It warns that disobedience brings punishment, while obedience yields care, portraying Old Mother Nature as kind to her children who heed her guidance with rest and sleep.
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Teron
Manifestation of Grace in a Streamside Scene
A poetic fragment explores harmony with nature as a traveler follows a stream. The text hints at grace in movement and a reflective encounter with a man named Sere su i.
High and Low Church Luncheon Wit
A Cardiff Western Mail quip recalls a clergyman annoyed by a waiter at a luncheon. The waiter asks if the party is high or low church, and the wit replies that the bishop or host determines wine or food. the exchange hinges on church faction.
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Cardiff Western Mail
Unsanitary Country Children Health Gap Cited
National Council of Education and American Medical Association report that country school children are 10 to 20 percent less healthy than city children. Poor lighting, closed doors and windows, inadequate nutrition, and primitive sanitation are cited as main factors.
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National Council of Education
The
American Medical Association
Restoring Old Gilding with Cotton and Ammonia
Instructions describe shaping cotton into a tuft, dipping in strong ammonia, and applying to old gilding to restore it if the gold is not worn away.
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Ane
New Idea Store
Maynard’s Largest Outfitters
Main St
Maynard, Mass
Sudbury
George Edward Taylor
Trainigg
George Taylor
Acces
Jenkins
Teemsetts
S.A. R
Wellesley
Novella Farr
G. B. Taylor
Sandy’ Hill
Barre
Grand
Earth
Rand
Wesi Acton
G. R. Hall & Co
B. JF. Townsend
Maynard
Eer
Dru
Albert Vanderhoof
Concord R. E
Durkee @ Co
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