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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1913

Page

5

Concord Junction Concert Queens and Town News

Eagles have ladies night at Old Folke concert Union church Concord Junction. Many local residents and visitors attend events, theatre outings, family visits, and school activities across Concord and nearby towns with yearly holiday preparations and community notices.

Grace Hull Union Church Concord Junction Joseph White Munson & Whittaker Boston Brattleboro William Bardwell Elmira N. Y Charles Williams Concord St

Pain in Back and Rheumatic Torment Daily Sufferers

Pain in Back and Rheumatic Torment Daily. Thousands suffer daily from this affliction and seek relief. Don’t be one of these sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Sales Rise

The text notes rising yearly sales of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Thos. Verran of 286 Edward Street, Houghton Mich, cites the product as quickly relieving tickling in the throat.

Foley Thos. Verran Edward Street Houghton, Mich

For Children There is Nothing Better Cough Medicine

An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a child friendly cough medicine with no opiates or upset stomach. It claims relief for coughing colds wheezy breathing and croup and notes Johnson Pharmacy in Maynard as the source.

Foley Johnson Pharmacy Maynard

Popular Whist Party Hosts Winners at Masonic Hall

In a Ladies Auxiliary event at Masonic Hall 75 attendees played from 7 to 10 15 pm. Prizes went to Mrs John Coughlan for first ladies apron Mrs Nellie Leveroni second handkerchiefs Miss Lauri consolation Henry Price a four stocking box Mr Rankin second suspenders Mr Greenwood consolation. Refreshments followed.

John Coughlan Nellie Leveroni Miss Lauri Henry Price Mr. Rankin Mr. Greenwood B. Colling Mary Driscoll Inez Scully Margaret Murphy Jane McCarthy

Mistook rabbit for deer by shooting at underbrush

Edward Archer among disappointed sportsmen who missed a deer last week. He saw what he thought was a deer in thick brush, fired, and later found he had shot a rabbit on a mound with only its hide showing, misled by the silhouette.

John Rady Holy Cross College Worcester John Gibbons Manchester N. H Bertha Lawton Wakefield John Lawton James J. Ledgard Washington, D. C Agnes Mahoney Marlboro Joseph Sheridan Tewrence Poultry Show William Crossley Lowell Robert Crossley Agnes Garvey Main St Concord Junction Mise Mery White Concord John Pinardi Grenwood Cemetery Elias Severson William Crossley Severson William Price North Grafton Edward Price John Sunderland Beatrice Bostar Edward Archer

The Greatest Ever Dinks and Rip Van Winkle

A playful dialogue ponders who is the greatest Har apawn and cites Rip Van Winkle as a possible answer for his long woods nap lasting twenty years.

Dinks Winks Rip van Winkle

Could Not Move Him in Car Seat Standoff

A woman failing to shift a selfish rider from a crowded car strap-in front of a sandy man tried arguing with him. She warned she would never speak to him if he sat down near her. The man replied with a wry remark about paying for peace at that price.

James

Trustees Announce Special Meeting at Ageabet Institution

Notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated November 26 1912 states a special meeting of the trustees will be held in the Banking Rooms Maynard on Tuesday December 2 1912 at eight o clock P M to transact any business. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk. Also mentioned are local ads and notices about hat sales and a concert attendance at Jordan Hall with Harvard Yale clubs. A factory fire and a work accident at Allecatp show are referenced with brief injury notes.

Fred C. Hyde Everett Danvers Arthur Malcolm, Jr Eligabeth Lynn Arthur Malcolm Everett Sr Hyde Malcolm S. Lever Frank Sickles Hamlin Stow Boston Watson Connors Gardner George Chidley Glendale St W. B. Case John Zaniewski Mary McNally South Framingham Bridget Leyden Moving Pictures Miers Lottie Hurley New York John Punch Annie Adams Reading Jeanie Adams Framingham St. George's Episcopal Church Middle District Concord Albert Bradford Newton Walter Ti*ton Concord St John Banks Mass. General Hospital Chelsea Way Minnie Johnson Chelsea Hospital Margaret Caswell Cambridge Calvin J. Morse Twilight Club Cooperative Hall Lawton Lake Boon Cottage Twilight Boys Hugh Connor Verney George Mead Worcester Charles Sherry Boxboro Philip George D. Elson Brooks Jr T. H. Grady Charles Houghton Berlin Edward Wirtinenen Matti Wirtinenen Daniel Lowney Esther Lowell Raymond Kitchin Frank Underwood Weene N. H Robert Crossley Ladies’ Imperial Orchestra Sunbury Gardner Sharpe Watertown St. Hilda’s Guild Litchfield Taylor William F. Litchfield Sea Gull Club Albert Larkin Lake Boon B. A. Harris Benjamin Allstone Julius Loewe Margaret Dunlop Waban William Spence Raymond Hamlin Bowdoin College Bruns Walter Chandler New Orleans Hilma Koski Fred Moore Moore Marlboro Edward Sheridan James Sheridan Thompson St Ernest Crowell Swampscott Mary Shea James Johnston William Jo M. Thompson Frank Crowley James J. Hilferty A. A. Hilferty James B. Hilferty Royal P. Stoddard Thomas Wright Fred Chandler Gertrude Lawrence Rochdale Charles Whitney Uxbridge Maynard Lodge May Sullivan Gertrude Moynihan Rose Smith Louise Yahn Laura McPherson Dublin Pherson John Me Edith Wolfenden Bardswell Ferry Thomas Wolfenden Mabel Comeau Mystic Conn Walter Comeau I Oe Comeau James Henry Greischel Bertha Webster Sadie Goodenow Fred Lund Dorchester Henry Hayward Frank Nason St Hayward Sadie Stitt Néllie Brady John Connors Martia Lincoln Kathryn Schubarth Emma Roberts Maynard Mass Ageabet Institution For Savings Banking Rooms Lizette Fowler Harry Jordan Hall Harvard Yale Guyer Fowler Christie Blodgett Ordway Webber Henry Oja

Who Invented Chess

Early claims list fourteen possible inventors including Japhet Shen Solomon and Aristotle. Consensus favors Europe receiving chess from the Arabs with the term checkmate derived from Shahmat meaning the king is dead.

Japhet Shen Solomon Aristotle Europe

Women as a Power. A Quote From Matthew Arnold

A readable fragment quotes Matthew Arnold on women as a power and a force shaping society beyond men’s expectations. The piece suggests women advancing for the benefit of mankind with a confident, assertive stance.

Matthew Arnol

Whispered Passages From a Turbulent Courtroom

A fragmented courtroom exchange captures a tense moment as a judge probes a witness about a woman’s reaction to an incident with a minister. The dialogue hints at motive and propriety amid a charged atmosphere.

Spinelegg Register Fragments Mention Vertebrate Smoker

A fragmentary line from the Register references Mrs and Mr Spinelegg with odd phrasing about a “vertebrate smoker” and a pew line. The text is sparse and lacks clear events or identities beyond the unusual quoted remarks.

American music charms Renbaix shoppers with shoe store discs

In Ren baix northern France American music prevails in street shops with windows featuring disc displays. Dances gain popularity with lively tunes like oan and One-steps driving shopper interest.

Renbaix France

Foley Kidney Pill Aids Mrs. Palmer’s Recovery

Mr. Palmer of Green Bay reports his wife Mrs. O Palmer 635 Willow St seriously ill with kidney trouble improved rapidly after using Foley Kidney Pill at Johnson Pharmacy Maynard. The letter credits the medicine with restoring health and strength.

Foley O. Palmer Wilow St Green Bay Palmer Foley Kidney Pi Johnson Pharmacy Maynard

Music Within Her and a Catalog of Colds

A fragmentary note recalls a cat quipping about imperfect singing yet possessing music inside. The text then shifts to a man in Birmingham Alabama describing bronchitis and relief found with Foley's Tar Compound after a choking spell.

Cat Canary Pirmingha le Willl Tod Foley Sen

Burglary Conundrum Ends With Surrendered Cash

A garbled OCR fragment shows a burglar confronting a victim about money. The exchange ends with the thief admitting possession of the cash and the victim surrendering funds. The text preserves dialogue but lacks clear location or names.

Queer Fable On Cotton’s Early European Arrival

An 18th century fable describes cotton’s arrival in Europe and the Vegetable Lamb myth. The tale notes that cotton pods resembled sheep’s wool and referenced a shrub bearing a fleshy fruit with woolly inside.

Europe Lancashire Artary Flesche

Navy chief sings sea themed refrain at desk

The navy chief performs a verse pulling a playful self image as a handsome leader who stays at his desk yet spends much time at sea. The lines emphasize pride in service and a lighthearted view of duty.

Father son exchange on lobbying and legislation

A boy asks if a father is a lobbyist. The father explains a lobbyist is a person who spends large sums to prevent mistakes in legislation due to fear of errors. The dialogue frames lobbying as precautionary influence in lawmaking.

Boiling Water by Paddling in a Wooden Pail Claim

A remark asserts that water can be boiled in six hours by beating it in a wooden pail with a paddle and invites readers to test the claim themselves. The statement presents a curious, folk method without evidence.

Foley Kidney Pills Promoted To Aid Albinism Belief

The fragment discusses Foley Kidney Pills claimed to help al binations, implying a promotional claim about a product assisting a condition. It references makers and a belief about effectiveness, though details are unclear due to damaged text.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maynard News Eagles Albert E. Batley and Son Pennsylvania Portland Dover Mt. Holyoke College South Hadley Martha H. Dahl Ellen Collins Lowello Catherine Lawton Frank Muray Lucy Young Gladys Reba May Taylor Roderick Melver Belmont Grace Wood Hull William H. Gutteridge Philip Eison W. V. Cameron Joves Hudson, N Assabet Aerie F. Co. E Masonic Hall Ames Bouldin Candy Kisses Waverly Orchestra Watno Kauppi Arthur Herbert Herbert Lemoine Frank Sheridan Nita Gitani W. P. Scully Iss Hazel Easthope Holy City Harlow Green International Rag Bouldin J. J. Sullivan John Collins James Bouldin Dennis Swain Bella Gruber G.” Roderick Mcliver G. D. P. J. Sullivan David Sharpe Thomas Cuddy Edward G. Cheney James Hunt Gilroy’s Maynard, Mass Popular Whist Party Escicy Pionograsy DeLee Store Maynard, Mass Howard A. Wilson George Aed Ethel Watts Jersey Butter ‘Co Maynard’s Leading Cash Grocery Vermont Carolina Rice Pousa Hu Ta Ee Sea Navy
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