Ma sonic Ball planned in State Armory of Concord
Plans form for a Ma sonic Ball at the State Armory in Concord with a dance in the town ere WF Armory on Nov 5. Tinker's Orchestra to provide music for a small entertainment. Various local residents and guests from Peterboro to Boston are noted at Thanksgiving and social events.
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State Armory
Tinker
Samuel Eliot Morison
Peterboro
N. H
Heatrice Lee
Mt. Holyoke
Edward
John R. McManus
Baker
Chas. E. Tolman
New York
Army
Concord
A. G. Gigger
Syracuse
Gigger
Bacteriological
Pai Alpha Delta Club Hosts Thanksgiving Dance
The Pai Alpha Delta Club held a successful Thanksgiving Eve dance at the Town Hall with Kenney's Cleckc Boys providing music. The dance committee was led by Richard F. Wood Jr. and included Joseph Mullaney Roland Flynn Bayard Martinson Walter Ridley and William Magoon with patronesses Mrs Warren B Goddard Mrs James Flynn Mrs Ora Magoon Mrs Michael Mullaney and Mrs Richard F Wood.
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Pai Alpha Delta Club
Kenney
Cleckc Boys
Richard F.wood, Jr
Joseph Mullaney
Roland Flynn
Bayard Martinson
Walter Ridley
Wiliam Magoon
Warren B. Goddard
James Flynn
Ora Magoon
Michael Mullaney
Richard F. Woud
Concord Alumni Defeat High School Team in Snowy Field
The Concord High School football team was defeated by the Alumni eleven 21 to 0 on a very bad snow covered field making play difficult.
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Concord
Oncord High
Norn Ne
Alumni Eleven
Turkey Dinner Feeds 512 Inmates at Concord Reformatory
On Thursday at the Concord Reformatory 512 inmates ate 600 pounds of turkey for dinner. All food except the turkey was raised on the reformatory farm. Prisoners had yard liberty then chapel entertainment and a concert by the reformatory band.
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Concord Reformatory
Reformatory
Pruning Service Ad for Concord Mass Trees
Advertisement for pruning fruit trees and shrubs by Le Paine in Concord Massachusetts. Contact tel 452 W for work prompts during the period November 30 to December 7.
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le Paine
Concord
Mass
Funeral Services for Mrs Susan Barrett Hudson Miller
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Susan Barrett Hudson Miller widow of Frederick W. Miller of Chelsea. The Chelsea and Concord teacher died November 22 at her home 10 Monument street. Rev Loren B Macdonald of the First Parish Church Concord officiated and burial was in Woodlawn cemetery Everett. Born March 8 1848 in Copp's Hill Boston she was the daughter of Robert and Matilda Hudson. Surviving are twin son Frank W Miller of Concord daughter Edith Vannevar Miller Willcomb of Albany sister Mrs Franres Hall of Concord and brothers David Hudson and Charles Hudson both of Chelsea.
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Susan ‘Barrett (Hudson) Miller
Frederick W. Miller
Chelsea
Merry
Concord
Monument Street
Loren B. Macdonald
First Parish
Woodlawn
Everett
Miller
Copp’s Hill
Boston
Robert
Matilda (Cannon) Hudson
Win
Frank W. Miller
Edith Vannevar (Miller) Willcomb
Albany
Franres Hall
David Hudson
Charles Hudson
Light up the highways with lanterns, Scout call
Scout Executive Whitman urges every Boy Scout to hang a lit lantern or lamp in front of homes to illuminate streets and aid shoppers and travelers. He asks neighbors to join, especially on busy Saturday nights, and to keep the effort going until lighting is restored.
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Whitman
Buttonwood Tree Stands Uninjured After Sleet Storm
The century old Buttonwood tree at Culleary Square Fairbanks Corner remains mostly undamaged after the sleet storm of the week. Only minor limb breakage noted as officials recall prior enclosure and preservation efforts. The tree dominates Colleary Square as the city plans endure.
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Culleary Square
Fairbanks Corner
Colleary Sa
California Woman Lays Wreath at Unknown Soldier Grave
Mrs Daniel Lothrop placed a wreath sent by the California branch of the Penwomen's League on the bier of the unknown soldier in the Capitol Rotunda during Armistice Day ceremonies. A National Society Children of the American Revolution delegation assisted, and the wreath was later moved to Arlington. President Harding spoke nearby as officials from the United States and abroad observed.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
London
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Ie Tee
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Garfield
McKinley
Penwoman’s League
California
National Society Children of the American Revolution
Tol
Arlington
Harding
Nashville to Build Exact Replica of the Parthenon
The article details plans to complete within a year a full-scale reproduction of the Athenian Parthenon in Nashville Tennessee. It covers the temporary exhibit history, construction methods Mosaic surface concrete, color choices for metopes and gables, and the addition of a skylight to illuminate a future art museum.
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United States
Athens
Phidias
Ictinus
Pericles
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
South
Rye Barly
Washington
George Julian
Zolnay
Nashville Park Board
Latin Quarter Paris Center of Learning Beating Heart
The Latin Quarter sits on the south bank of the Seine as the hub of Paris learning. It houses thousands of students attending its many institutions and schools. A note on care for sewing machines suggests oiling wood parts with cloth to keep them polished and prevent cracking.
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Paris
Seine
Counting Currency on High in Treasury Department
In Washington the Treasury Department employs women who count paper money at a rate of 1,000 notes in five or six minutes. The article also notes that Sigismund (1411 1438) was titled Light of the World for his enlightenment and intelligence.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Sigismund
Germany
Machine Skins Animale and the Knife for Skinning
A brief note on a motor driven knife designed for skinning animals contrasts with a pithy quote about compensation and a narrow mind. The items reflect historical curiosities in technology and wit.
Haddocks Lay Eggs In Massive Seasonal Output
Haddocks will lay as many as 1,600,000 eggs in a single season. TheMazatece are noted for bik raising and Malatee Indians of Mexico are highlighted for agricultural pursuit including afik raising and weaving work.
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Mexico
Factory Toll Heavily Women and Men Lost in War and Industry
Washington reports show 48000 American deaths in nineteen months of war and 35000 factory deaths in the same period. The figures highlight preventable losses and urge public conscience and heightened safety measures across industries to reduce fatalities and improve safeguards.
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France
Washington
Lady Blacksmith Starts Forge Near Leatherwood
Mrs. Ashby, wife of a prominent major, opens a shoeing and blacksmith shop near Leatherwood, fulfilling her ambition by establishing her own forge.
Six Generations Reunion Reaches Donkey Creek Family
Six generations gather for a reunion at Donkey Creek with Jemina Donkey two as the great great granddaughter and Sarah Miles canoeing to the event. The gathering marks a rare multi generation family milestone in Pas Manitoba.
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Donkey
Jemina Donkey
Sarah Miles
Otter Snatches Angler's Catch at Lake Cdinas
De Lesia London O and Jay fished for sea trout in Lake Cdinas near Mount Snowden when a large otter seized a hooked trout, bit a piece from it, then vanished. The next evening the same angler saw the otter near shore and, after casting again, hooked a peng aged ph.
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London
Lake Cdinas
Mount Snowden
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