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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1912
Page
7
Readers weigh in on whether women should propose and why. Responses range from strict opposition to full support, with arguments about gender roles, affordability, character judgment, and happiness in marriage.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historical society note about diamonds, a rat's nest, and Mrs Charles Deoy. Mentions earthen subjects, truce, and a vote placeholder with scattered names and figures.
Marlboro resident Dean Kidney Wills testifies kidney pills improved rheumatic pains and urinary irregularities after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Loike Drug Co. Prices were 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents. reminder to remember the name Doan's.
The notice outlines deposit interest dates on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. It specifies periodic accrual days for savings accounts, highlighting the quarterly schedule and timing for interest posting.
Concord council K of C held its Labor Day field day at the fair grounds with a morning baseball game between Concord and Concord Junction, a strong afternoon win by Concord over Lynnhurst, and a well attended horse race event. The day featured a Maynard brass band, a Monument hall dance, and entertainment that drew a large crowd despite threatening skies. Eloise A. Page returned from vacation to Concord.
Bedford Old Home Week opened Saturday August 31 with morning track events and a bustling parade. Winners included Hollis Halliday in the boys 100 yard dash and Norman Torrey in the mile run, with a bustling field events program on Page field and a civic parade featuring Bedford organizations, veterans groups, and local dignitaries.
The National Reform Association designates Sunday for school prayer as Concord plans reopenings and Rally Day events. sermons focus on children's programs, the Garden of the Soul, and improving the mind. A Salvation Army memorial for General Booth will feature Major Sheppard and Miss Nellie Brown.
Marlboro reports residents and visitors on vacations and travel from Oak Bluffs New Bedford Ipswich and White Plains. Local officials and merchants including C F Knowlton D J McDonald and Charles O’Brien are noted as social visitors and workers shift between Curtis Middlesex and Brookline factories.
In a dialogue between a philosophical boarder and an argumentative boarder, they discuss the oddity of gum chewing not being cited as a cause of the high cost of living. Cilgagu Trivaue comments on the exchange.
Street railway timetable lists Saturday half hour service between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM and between Concord and Hudson from 4 PM to 8 PM. Sunday service runs 2 PM to 8 PM between Concord and Maynard through October 28.
Mrs. Fred Bailey Wilson returns home as her father E. H. Hall is ill. Mrs G. Dunkee and daughter Jennie come from Maine. C J Holton sets barber shop in a new tenement above Whitcomb's market. W E Davis moves into the hotel rear tenement. Frank Mansir takes a week off. H G Jenks becomes timekeeper for Hanscom Construction Co. Fred Davis drives a new white truck to Boston in two hours ten minutes. J E Richardson returns from the Weirs with comrades and falls ill. Ralph Gilchrist of Fitchburg drives in from town.
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