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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
7
Statement dated July 3 1905 is confirmed by Mrs Pendlebury in July 1908. She reports no recurrence of her former kidney condition since using Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster Millburn Co Buffalo now sole US agents for this remedy.
Banking hours are 9 to 3 daily and 9 to 12:30 Saturday. Deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January, April, July, and October. D. Burdett serves as president with F. Holyoke as treasurer.
Advert reads a local sale: wanted live fowls and chickens with specials. Also apples and pears on the trees for immediate sale. Contact A. Dyer by telephone at Mase number for orders.
Rev William Spur geon of London gave a grand practical talk titled John Bull and Uncle Sam at a Littleton gathering. He praised America's glory and potential while candidly noting weaknesses and offering polite corrections, stressing Anglo American harmony and future possibilities. He urged Americans to remember their ancestors and divine providence behind the nation's greatness.
About 175 patrons from Lunenburg Leominster Fitchburg Townsend Shirley Groton Westford Acton and Ashby attended the Littleton Grange meeting. Speakers included William Juck on From Fleece to Fabric and Rev Robert Bisbee on What Men Should Know About, with a fifth degree conferred on 65 candidates in the evening.
Local residents adjust after injury as Chester Hartwell moves into Merrifield bungalow and the Merrifield family returns to city. Rev D J Fairfield spoke on travels to Washington before royal audience. Cash heads to Atlantic City for the National Grange, with a stop in New York on return. Congregational church events in Brooklyn noted. Peter McNiff expands Riverview laundry agency across several towns. Schools closed for Teachers' convention and Maynard Institute. Kate Gannett Wells addressed the Alliance on Our Unitarian Grandmothers. Bermuda travels described for J W Ireland party. church ladies plan fair Nov 16. Post Office staff changes include Cora Davis visiting Boston. A W Knowlton serving in her place. Thomas Stephens opens new barber shop at Littleton station.
R. E. Walker the South African sprinter joins the professional ranks after beating Jimmy Rector in the Olympic 100 meters. Alfred Shrubb, the England star, says he is through with the game and is coaching Harvard. Gama the East Indian wrestler plans a U S visit to seek a match with Frank Gotch. Vic Willis of the St Louis Nationals retires from pitching after fourteen major league seasons to devote himself to farming.
A collage of sharp quips from various papers notes rich smugglers setting poor examples, praises aeroplanes in war for cost, questions sober marriage license rules, critiques rural repopulation, and reveals a wry exchange about engagement rings. It captures period tone and humor through named papers.
Early returns show the house likely to be Democratic with a substantial margin. GOP losses occur in Ohio and New York amid anti-Roosevelt sentiment and high living costs. Iowa and Kansas stay Republican. Minnesota selects a Republican governor. Tennessee leans Republican. Cannon appears re-elected in Illinois with a narrower plurality.
Nov 9 reports show Democratic state ticket likely elected in Indiana with gains in Indianapolis Evansville Muncie Fort Wayne and other cities. Powers wins Kentucky congress seat after eight year Goebel murder probe. Mississippi and Texas also report Democratic congressional wins with solid majorities in several regions.
Corrected to June 5 1910 timetable covers Saturdays Sundays half hour service 2 PM to 8 PM with a special Maynard theatre car connecting at Concord Depot to Boston. Cars through Arlington Heights Framingham Clinton Leominster Worcester lines connect at Concord and Concord Junction with multiple Boston area railways.
The article compares the known earth crust of about thirty miles to the globe's eight thousand mile diameter. It notes likely dense core beneath and claims no oxygen below thirty miles. It cites inference on the unseen interior and that volcanic material does not reveal deeper layers.
The article discusses the origin of Helter skelter as helter and kelter meanings and cites Shakespeare and Barrow. It questions modern usage and notes confusion caused by orthography and misinterpretation in the Heath era. It also touches on baseball slang and social impressions in Wareham.
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