Marlboro Triumphs 10 9 In Holiday Game
About 1000 fans packed the holiday game as Marlboro defeated Hudson 10 to 9 in a seesaw affair. Waterhouse starred with all around play and Topham collected four hits, while G Holt and O Donnell each contributed multiple singles.
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Thoraine
Marlboro
Hudson
Highland City
F. Holt
Johnson
Skilton
Merrigan
Holt
Waterhouse
Topham
G. Holt
O’donnell
Toon
Matthewsef
O'Donnell Rf
Skilton P
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Warco Os Ec Ecsivcces
LIED
Patterson
Manning
Gfoves
Marlboro Beats Maynard 8 to 2 at Prospect Park
Marlboro defeated Maynard 8 to 2 at Prospect Park on Saturday afternoon. Marlboro jumped to an early lead and maintained it. Waterhouse, new at short, starred with a rattling defensive game and Wilder delivered strong hitting including a home run.
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Hudson-Logan
Marlboro
Prospect Park
Teed
Tmcee England
Topham
O'Donnell
Corcoran
Icecesses
Merrigan Ib
Wallace I
Elas F
Skilton
Weis c Sc Oceans
Matthews
Wees
Maynard
Waterhouse
Wilder
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Marlboro Reader
A Marlboro resident, A B H of Main Street, reports years of kidney trouble with dark colored urine and sediment. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, one box provided relief and led to continued use and high recommendation. The ad cites a mass audience endorsement of 30 000 Americans and urges readers to try Doan's at 50 cents.
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Marlboro
Hoan
Doan
Main St
Baseball box score fragment with player names and stats
The readable portion lists players such as Skiltin Tate and Gaw with two base hits by Skiltin and Tate, stolen bases by Gaw Wallace and On Walls, and a double play by Mub. Umpire and date fields are present but unreadable.
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Lido
Lely Preven
Cotetren
Mc ¥Rigen
Wailkie
O' Mell
Skiltin
Dee
Water Horse
Holt
Johnson
Kradon
Tatehem
Matthe W
Gaw
Wallace
Patterson
Passea
Prerogative of Suffering Reflections on Pain and Privilege
A reflective excerpt discusses the universal tragedy within home life and enduring agony. It frames suffering as a grave prerogative, suggesting that future understanding may justify every moment of sorrow. The passage attributes the view to R. J. Campbell and contemplates meaning beyond life.
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R. J. Campbell
Antler Growth in Stags Described in Old Text
A historic note explains how deer shed horns and retreat to woods, then begin new growth. It describes the gradual development of antlers, with initial paltry branching increasing year by year until fully branched in later life.
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Antieré
Laying the Atlantic Cable by Cyrus Field
Cyrus Field made fifty voyages across the Atlantic and worked thirteen years before laying the ocean cable. After many failures and expenditures totaling six dollars, progress renewed in July 1866 when a miles long line was laid and success was assured.
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Atlantic
Cyrus Field
Atlatic
Modern novelists lampoon health myths in London setting
A critic notes how a contemporary novelist portrays a London physician and demolishes the idea that the country is healthier than the deity. The writer suggests neurasthenia is mocked and that scientific investigators strip away cherished illusions.
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London
Vent
The Julian Calendar and its Reform by Julius Caesar
The Julian Calendar introduced by Julius Caesar in 45 BC reformed year length by aligning days with leap years. It established a 365 day year with a 366 day leap year rule every four years, and set the year start on January 1 rather than March. The calendar remained in use into later centuries.
Local Nine Tops Maynard Twice in Labor Day Double
Concord Junction overwhelmed Maynard in the morning 6 to 4 and rout-ed them 14 to 4 in the afternoon. Hopkins and Harris held the sticks in the morning while Loughlin Reilly led the day with four singles apiece in the afternoon. Martin started both games for Maynard and Foley pitched superbly for Concord Junction. Wilder finished the afternoon relief, with Stockmere and Reilly delivering key hits across the twin bill.
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Concord Junction
Maynard
Hopkins
Harris Ot Tufts
Junction
Foley
Martin
Wilder
Slam
Uld
Pas ‘Maynor
Bnt
Feta Ata
Stockmere
Reilly
Sullivan
Billy Stockmere
Loughlin
Dee
Parks
Clark University
Flaherty
O'Connell
Persons
Mag Ae
Porch Light Convenience and Cost Inquiry
The excerpt promotes porch lighting as a convenient feature for viewing intruders and hosting guests. It highlights brightening porch areas for late arrivals and social events and offers information on the light's cost.
R. Wm. Prentics Electrical Contractor
Electrical contractor R WM Prentics, based in Concord Junction, lists telephone contact as Conn.
Auction Notice for Carriage Collection in Sudbury
A 1 horse tip cart with shaft and pole, a 1 horse less wagon, and a 2 horse ex wagon with cover are in good condition. Address for inquiry is IRA T. MOORE in South Sudbury, Massachusetts.
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Ira T. Moore
Sudbury
Mass
Innings . Concord Jet Versus Maynard Erthicn
Game details show Lent Parks Per Wilder Bixby Reilly Loughlin O Connell Stockmere Dee and others producing runs with three base hits by Persons Reilly and W Stockmere. G Stockmere hit a home run. Lent and W Murray stole bases. Foley and Martin handled pitching with multiple strikeouts and double plays. Umpire Sebastian. Time 2 hrs 15 min.
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Marlboro Bi Po Waterhouse
Rane Searee
Ryan
Maynard Fotort
Flaherty
Woods
Eeeheas
F. Murray
W. Murray
Vel Harris
Maynard Arene
Waterhouse
Matthew
Johnson
Holt
Daum
Wilder
Isch
Hirst
Harris
Lent
Krepps
Persons
Maynard
Stockmere
Sulllivan
Reilly
Loughlin
F. Mi
W. Stockmere
Sebastian
Concord Jet
Maynard Erthicn
Parks
Per Wilder
Bixby
Sons
O'Connell
Dee. Wo
Ieee Iin
Ti O'Connell
G. Stockmere
Foley
Martin
Person
Dee
F. Wilder
Parochial residence wedding of Miss Ola M Perry and Howard D Jamieson
Miss Ola M Perry and Howard D Jamieson wed at the parochial residence with Rev. John Sheehan officiating. Attendants were Miss Ethel Jamieson and Arthur L Perry. The bride wore white embroidered net and satin, carried bride’s roses. bridesmaid wore light blue messaline. After a reception at the Perry home a wedding trip to Quebec was planned.
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Joseph Perry
Roosevelt Sr
Jamieson
Quebec
Jefferson
Fids
Hiere
Bride and groom receive gifts for wedding
The bride received a gold pendant for her bridesmaid and the groom gave a vest , sanet pin and a handsome mp from the weaving department. They returned to live on Douglas Ave in a very prettily furnished home prepared by the mill main office.
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Déuglas Ave
Retired Railroad Veteran Horace Hatimélid Turns 82
Horace N Hatimélid, long time railroad man since 1853, retires after 0 years of service with C M H railway and other lines. He served as road boss for New York New Haven and Hartford and later as flagman at crossings on the Concord Maynard Hudson street line and will be succeeded by Michael Driscoll Sr for night shifts.
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Horace N. Hatimélid
Horace N. Hanmonhd
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Im Ayer
New York, New Haven and Hartford RR
Probate court renders will and estate notes
The Probate court approved the will of Prescott of Groton who died on the 24th, with Cyrus Hosmer of Concord named executor and bonded at $20,000. The estate is valued at $11,000 with $10,000 real estate and $1,000 personal property. Harry Wilker of Chelsea and Clarence E. Hill Maynard face attachment of $3,000 in a contract matter. Mrs. Bessie Austin of Maynard filed for divorce from Richard W. Sabattus, with papers filed by attorneys Jacobs & Jacobs in Boston. An inventory of Mrs. Sarah C. Noyes of Acton, who died April 15, was filed showing $58.
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Véms
Concord
Prescott
Groton
George ¥. Lawton
Cyrus Hosmer
Harry Wilker
Chelsea
Clarence E. Hill Maynard
David A. Kahn
Indianapolis
Ind
Attys
Jacobs & Jacobs
Milk St
Boston
Bessie Austin
Maynard
Richard W. A Sabattus
Hartford
Conn
Glastonbury
Bast
Jugeins & Murph
Sears i
Sarah C. Noyes
Acton
Elbridge L. Wheeler
Mra
Florae
Ken Baker
Géo. F. Lawton
Proba Court
Anna Russell’ Manning
Fudge George F
Maynard man named executor in multiple Massachusetts estates
Judge George F. Lawton of the Probate Court appoints Elbridge L. Wheeler of Maynard as executer for Flor ae Cn a and others, with bonds of 1000 and 30760 respectively. Estates total 21 500 in real and 15 000 in personal property. warded to executors and listed bequests include New York YMCA 10 000 Dorchester aged home 5 000 and various charities totaling about 1 000 000 in public and private bequests.
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