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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
7
Marcia and Currier uncover a jewel case concealed beneath a brick in the kitchen. Heath's monogrammed handkerchief wrapped it, the gem's absence and return sparking unease about a silent thief and uncanny happenings.
Marcia races for jewels as Mr. Heath contemplates travel and influence. The Unknown Lady sails away with the loot, leaving the scene and her pursuer to watch the wake fade and declare the folly over.
Eleazer and Elisha pursue an arrest at the Crocker Homestead. They plan to confront Marcia with their case after awkward delays, debating who leads and who stays outside. Marcia greets Elisha and questions their purpose as the two men argue over tactics and timing.
In a tense confrontation Elisha Winslow accuses Stanley Heath of hiding jewels in the hearth and arrest, while Marcia, Sylvia, and a sheriff debate truth and justice. Sylvia defends Heath and plans to help him escape, and Marcia resists. The tense scene ends with Sylvia fleeing as Marcia remains determined to hand Heath to authorities.
Direct production of sponge iron uses an electric furnace to reduce ore directly rather than first smelting in a blast furnace and remelting.
By virtue of a mortgage dated February 18 1928 recorded in Middlesex South Deeds Book 5204 page 109 the Co operative Bank will auction on October 9 1935 at twelve noon on the premises the land in Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts with 9.7 acres bounded by State Road Howe lands Parmenter lands and Harry O Merriam deed. Sale subject to taxes and liens. Cash 200 is required at sale with balance due later. Attorney for mortgagee French Smith Boston.
By power of sale the mortgage to A D woe Cabe and Middlesex Savings is foreclosed. The sale on October 3 at 3 PM covers premises described as lots 46 50 61 on the Wheeler plan in Boylan area with easterly and southerly bounds and includes unpaid taxes and liens.
Fragmentary text discusses nature, love, and assurance with unclear phrasing, offering few concrete facts or named entities to anchor a fuller summary. The readable portion preserves miscellaneous hints rather than a clear event.
A historical notice from Bedford Massachusetts dated August 31 1945 records petition to relocate the Billerica Road and its continuation Burlington Road at the junction with the street near J Alfred Riley property. The document outlines county commissioners meeting in Cambridge and required notices by sheriff deputies to affected parties with viewing set for September 30th and publication in Marlboro news.
Public notice of lost bank book under section 40 Acts of 590 informs that an application was filed to replace the book. Details appear incomplete but indicate the bank book belongs to a saver and that replacement is sought in compliance with statutory provisions.
Deposit book lost and reported to the Middlesex Institution for Savings. Treasurer H Smith requests proper action and notice of any findings. Dated 1936.
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