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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
4
A reader laments public discourtesy in the United States compares it with Canadian politeness and Kipling’s critique. The piece cites rude railroad clerks and theater staff, urging improved manners in service sectors affecting travelers and cinema patrons.
James A. Hocking of Yonkers New York pursues long distance walking as personal satisfaction. On his milestones he starts a century plus mile journey and keeps a rolling tally, a habit praised as inspiring though his health may risk overdoing it.
A transport magnate touts buses for smooth riding while noting rails and trolleys still have appeal. He argues buses ride rougher on pavement but offer flexible service and comfort, as riders prefer them for seating and speed. The piece reflects social observations on unwashed cars and fashion trends in public life.
John Kallie and Julia Hanna of Maynard filed intentions of marriage with the town clerk this week. The Phathea Class at the Congregational church met at Acton Street residence of Mrs. Alice Brown Howe with Mrs. Frank E. Sanderson presiding. A brief business session preceded a social with refreshments and games.
Concord Town defeats Maynard Town 3 to 2 at Crowe Park in the annual Little World Series rubber. Jimmie Ryan’s Titers win the Aspabet Valley league championship as a large October crowd watches through chilly winds. Maynard’s Kamesh, Len Smith, and Brick Wilder star for the visitors. Concord rallies with timely hits and a late seventh inning to claim the title.
Attorney sworn statement filed by Maynard Tevet and associates, claiming actions by Comnensey Enterprise and the Bed Enterprise. The document, sworn before a Notary and Justice of the Peace, cites weekly publications at Marlboro Mississippi under congressional act.
The Methodist annual entertainment sale in Veteran's Building on Thursday Oct 29 offers foods and refreshments, with coffee cake and ice cream. A fine program led by M B Thompson, entertainer and humorist, will feature the brake band of the community.
Mr and Mrs John Peterson return with son Walter to Nashua New Hampshire. Maynard plans large Maynard delegation to Dartmouth game next Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Kane move from Acton street to Walcott street. OE 8S whist club holds first meeting at Mrs Wy{am} McGarry Brooks street. first prize Mrs John Lawton second Mrs Maude Gutteridge consolation Mrs Charles Wilcox. Mr and Mrs Eugene Dawson weekend with son Awnathur street and Mrs William Litchfield presides over local Red Cross activities.
Ralph Roy Nelson Thomas Maley and James J Ledgard are noted as figures in a radio display at Maynard Drug Co The display attracts attention as radio sales surge since the new season opened The Holy Name baseball team is photographed by George Elson and a fine club picture is highlighted Michael McCarthy 53 dies in Philadelphia and is buried in Pawtucket He was a spinner at the Assabet mill and a former member of Assabet Aerie F O E and Progressives Lodge in Pawtucket
Relatives gathered as Rev P Tanguay officiated the mass of requiem. The ceremony honored a family member with prayers for eternal rest and remembrance among attendees.
A healthful winter relies on strong resistance to ward off germs. When resistance drops, cold germs find victims, prompting mothers to give Father John's Medicine to children and themselves. The medicine combines cod liver oil with other ingredients to build strength, boasting over 70 years of success as a cold and cough tonic and body builder.
Sweating and shivering players rely on Mike Martin's Athletic Liniment before and after games. It claims to warm, prevent cold, reduce stiffness, and improve muscle function. Supplying colleges and teams nationwide, the product is sold in drug stores and by mail order through Mike Martin Trainers in Washington DC.
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