Old Sudbury Birthday Ode and Marlboro Kidney Ad
An 1914 Sudbury anniversary poem by INEZ A PERRY recalls the town’s early settlers and landmarks. A Marlboro ad promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Anna L. Clark.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
3
An 1914 Sudbury anniversary poem by INEZ A PERRY recalls the town’s early settlers and landmarks. A Marlboro ad promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Anna L. Clark.
Paul Wild of Somerville escaped serious harm after his Ford roadster skidded on Great Road in Maynard. The car toppled through a flimsy board walk into the Assabet River, turning over once and pinning him beneath. Passersby and a second motorist aided, his injuries were minor, with a knee scratch reported. Wild credited luck and stated he lost control on loose sand.
Alexander Sugarman, about 50, arrested Friday afternoon by Deputy Chief John Connor and Detective Frederick J. King in New York grand larceny case tied to a New Year 1909 heist. Mesh diamond studded bag found in a Maynard Trust Co. box, plus a gold chain, with alleged theft from Mrs. Leroy Taylor. Sugarman, a Hungarian expat living on Summer Street, faced multiple aliases and a Boston detour before capture.
A Crawford Day event in Riverside block drew over 300 people after noon and evening. A. T. Haynes and company organized activities with cooking demonstrations by Mrs. M. E. Patterson and Mrs. Bridges of Watertown. Bert Paine of Walker Pratt Co showcased stoves and ranges while Victrola selections delighted attendees. Mrs. Clarence Bodfish oversaw a bean jar contest with 1663 beans. Rep. Alfred E. McCleary’s 1693 guess won a card set.
The Lotus quartet performs at Naylor hall Monday evening under the Methodist church auspices. They offer a new program with a sketch of their trip abroad and wartime experiences, recalling the early days of the war and the dangers of returning home. Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter will accompany as reader.
The club expects to gain George Graham and Fred Newman for next Saturday boosting the team into a formidable league threat. Sid Scott impressed with a slashing display for Clinton in a 2 1 defeat to the Worces ter L aw Scots, and a larger crowd is anticipated.
Rev F N Rutan urges midweek service this Wednesday at 745 with the topic Autumn Opportunities. Sunday worship at 1045 sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at noon on The Judgment of the Nations. Strong attendance after summer vacation. evening services resume October 4 with Harry Bressler of Philadelphia visiting.
Hopkins tops Lincoln 6 to 0 as Fitzgerald injury prompts Eddie Boyce to relief. Stockmere drives two doubles and two singles while Doherty hits a second inning double. Hopkins pitchers restrain Lincoln’s offense with four runs in the fourth and fifth frames.
The record lists base on balls for Hopkins two and Boyce three, with Hopkins striking out eight and Boyce five. Gilroy had a sacrifice hit while Bulger two and Loughlin A were hit by pitches. Doherty had passed balls and Mulcahy Smith noted umpire duties.
Frank H Burrill of Concord Junction petitions probate court to be administrator of his wife Bessie E Burrill who died July 30. Heirs listed include Ella Hawes Wilfred Eldridge Marie Vosa and others. Maynard trustees face $5000 tort suit by Helena Sebastynowicz over a plaster fall in a tenement owned by Assabet Improvement Association. Separately Harry Wilker and Clarence Hill are attached for $3000 by David A. Kahn in an Indianapolis contract action. Attorneys Jacobs Jacobs of Boston file papers.
An analysis of 20 000 English words from the New Standard Dictionary shows 4 842 from Latin through French 3 681 of Anglo Saxon and English origin 2 880 directly from Latin 2 492 directly or indirectly from Greek 102 from American Indian languages 32 from African languages and one from Lithuanian.
Belgian factories adopt a process that uses fans to push smoke into a porous receptacle where a liquid stream converts the smoke into a hot gas. The resulting gas provides substantial heat suitable for running gas engines.
A cryptic line appears to describe a method or instruction involving celluloid articles and glacial acetic acid. The phrasing suggests an archival or technical note rather than a narrative. The exact source and context remain unclear from fragments provided.
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