Subscriptions and a British Brandy Story from the Brooklyn Eagle
In advance subscription prices are listed and the piece recounts a Brooklyn Eagle item about British ships needing clearance papers and a captain importing brandy to evade a rule. It discusses tensions between Britain and the United States over trade and prohibition era style restrictions and hints at punitive actions and maritime tricks.
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Kntural
Brooklyn Eagle
Atlantic Ocean
Sam
Dsolal Im
Britain
St.aightway
Capahi Pend
Vendiebury
Lady Astor and the Times ownership intrigue unfolds
The piece contemplates Walter Astor acquiring the Lonely Times after Northcliffe's death. It notes Astor family prominence and Nancy Astor’s political role, questioning whether Mrs. Astor might influence the Times and how this would affect public interest and editorial independence.
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Northcliffe
John Wallet
Tines
Waldorf Astor
Walter, Astor & Co
Walter
Astor
Nancy Lang
Virginia
John Walters
Local notes from Hudson and surrounding towns
Hudson residents and visitors are listed with movements including Mian Clancy visiting Clinton, Leo Kane in Hudson visiting his parents, Wm. Helin entering Providence meat business, William Bishop repairing on gain street, and Royal Manon visiting Meabody. Other items mention Peter Gilshanton serving as juror in East Cambridge, Francis MacCarthy now in Worcester, and final papers for Reuben Burnham’s Bolton farm sale to Raymond Wetherbee of Rochester New York for a modern poultry plant.
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Francis, MacCarthy
Hudson
Hame
Worcester
Manning Street
Reuben ‘Burnham
Bolton
Rochester
N. Y
Administrators Sale of Concord Land Parcels in Middlesex County
The Probate for Middlesex County dated July 17 1922 authorizes an administratrix sale in Concord on Saturday November 25 1922 at 9 30 a m. The sale of the first parcel includes a 50 acre estate with dwelling, barn and outbuildings bounded by the Old Road and roads to Boston with extensive descriptions of adjacent lands and easements. Additional parcels include a dam meadow and a large bed road parcel with multiple boundaries and rights of way. A cash deposit of 500 is required at sale. further terms announced at sale by David H Fulton.
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Middiens
Concord
Boston
Town of
Peleah F. Hall
Hall
Pson Mason
Mason
Bedford
Saiquid
Benjamin Clark
Said Clark
Sampson Mascow
Clark
Sampson Mason
Samuel Stap
Borutitty
Staples
James Warmsley
Warmstey
Saigde
Old Bedford
Thomas Berke
Burke
Thomas J. Burke
Ang
Middlesex Sc
David H. Fulton
Eee Re
Simple Antenna Is Best For Amateur Radio
A historical guide explains that early amateurs built many antenna styles while emphasizing a single long wire aerial for receiving. It covers practical wiring, grounding, insulators, and the relation of lead-in length to antenna efficiency, plus basic directional characteristics and safety rules for outdoor installations.
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United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Aries
Radio flashes and wireless stories across early era
Reports describe a permanent New York radio fair plus a burglar-turned speaker on crime. Sir Oliver Lodge hopes to cure droughts by electricity. A Cayuga Lake camper hears a concert via makeshift aerial. Ithaca Rotarians conduct proceedings by radio. A wireless telephone links Turks and Caicos islands, with ship communication and a twelve mile distance.
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New York
Oliver Lodge
England
Cayuga Lake
N. Y
Lle
Ithaca
Turks Islands
Caicos Islands
West Indies
Niles
Fitchburg Visitor Highlighted in Local Notes
Mr. Harryne of Fitchburg was in town yesterday. John was a weekend visitor in Worcester. Miss Nellie Cove and Wendell were visitors in Lynn over the weekend. Miss Mildred and John Robbins were noted in town as well, with Robbins reportedly catching an eleven and over.
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Mr. Harryne
Fitchburg
Yesterda
R John
Worcester
Nellie Cove
Wendell
Lynn
Mildred
John Robbins
Stetin Trio Plans Early Week Trip to Athol
Miss Addie Cashman Edward rill, Mrs. Joseph Morris of Stetin, and Mrs. D Stone prepare to travel to Athol early in the week.
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Addie Cashman
Edward 5
Rill
Joseph Morris
Stetingaat
D. Stone
Athol
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Leo Kane
Clinton
Wm. Helin
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American Supply CO
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Arthur Lewcht