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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
9
Dozens from Magdalen chapter O E S visit Concord Junction for their annual inspection. Jennie Clark visits Hawkes family in Maynard. Finnish Evangelical church prepares a large concert and milk association manager election. Various local residents attend concerts, marriages, sales, and club activities across Maynard and neighboring towns.
At Grange meeting on Tuesday evening a competition night featured the matrons and maids in two acts. The matrons presented a two person minstrel style sketch while the maids debuted Rev eries of a Bachelor with 12 tableau scenes. Beatrice Sunderland Genevieve Coughlin James Farrell Arthur Sullivan sang and the judges awarded Miss Beatrice Taylor chrysanthemums.
Women suffer backache headaches stiff joints weariness and kidney trouble from standing long hours. Foley Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys and ease aches and fatigue. Try Foley Kidney Pills and feel better. Johnsons Pharmacy Maynard adv.
A fragment notes lavish Oriental perfume use tied to warm climates and describes Hebrew perfumes from Arabian spices and domestic aromatics. It mentions a book agent who would rather read than push sales and ends with a sharp, divergent aside about a 90 pound map annexed to a 0 pound wife and a jolting box change.
Rheumatism warning urges prompt use of Foley Kidney Pills to strengthen kidneys and purify blood. Ad promotes Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard and a mail reply for Salz-hulled corn and radish supplies from George Kaler, Box 22, Maynard.
Charles Frederick Shearer of Maynard died at his parents home after a two week illness. Born May 18 1900 he was a freshman in the high school commercial department and a talented pianist in the local fife and drum corps. He attended the Congregational church and YMC. His funeral, private, was conducted by Rev Frederick N Rutan and he is buried in Glenwood cemetery.
The Braves defeated the Federals Monday evening in an alley game. George Lent led with a 120 single and 324 total. Jim Lent topped the team with a 112 single and 316 total.
A letter to the editor denounces widespread deer killings and favors skilled state officials directing harvests to avoid cruelty. It cites a hunting anecdote from H J Coke and discusses the need for humane wildlife management amid open season. An unrelated ad fragment for Foley Cathartic Tablets and Kalter box 23 appears.
Large congregations attended multiple meetings led by Rev. John Vaananen and Rev. John Lillback of Brooklyn. Pauline Bent visited Wheaton College for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Archer welcomed a son born Monday. Josephine McVey from Pawtucket visited Annie McCarron who taught nearby. A contractor and Mrs Mary’s relative traveled to Lowell Sunday.
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