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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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