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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1909

Page

7

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad

Mrs. Caseig Ward of Marlboro Mass reports backache kidney trouble began four years ago with bladder inflammation. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Burke Drug Co. she regained health in two months and remains grateful. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

Jel Willy Wwe Dean Caseig Ward Chestnut Street Marlboro Mass Doan Burke Drug Co. J Foster Milburn, Co Buffalo New York United States

Train Schedules From Marlboro to Northboro and Framingham Notes

Rail timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals between Marlboro Northboro Framingham Concord Junction and Boston. Includes morning and evening trains with Sunday variations and times like 7 62, 12 20 a mf and 4 157.065 p m. Some entries unclear or garbled.

Marlboro Northboro Clinton Leominster Fitchburg Anes Hudson Gleasondale Stow Maynard Westvale Concord Junction Conco Concord A.M. A Sudbury Street Boston eCar

Minnesota Governor Johnson A Storied Political Figure

A historical note recalls Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson as a notable figure despite pessimists claiming lost opportunities for American youths. The piece mentions rumors about his father dying in the poorhouse and his mother working as a washer, which were investigated and proven false.

John A. Johnson Minnesota Johnson Bather John Johnson Mahesora Alindesota Dunn

Governor Johnson of Minnesota A Farm to Fame Tale

The article recalls John Albert Johnson a Democrat who rose from St Peter editor to Minnesota governor amid a hostile statewide climate. It highlights his Swedish immigrant family roots in 1860s Minnesota his rise from grocer’s boy to journalist to editor and his 1906 landslide victory driven by a strong law enforcement platform.

Minnesota Lincoln Johnson Bryan Taft Boston Democrats of St. Peter Herald Henry Essler State Editorial Association Politi St. Paul John Johnson St.Paul Minnesota Press Staal Gustaf Johnson Sweden St. Veter America Caroline Haden John Finglls Johnny Little Public Library Roosevelt John Albert Johnson Jonson

Fifteenth of September Tolls The Straw Hat Toll

The article notes the end of straw hats as summer 1909 ends and mentions Marlboro residents clinging to hats longer. It then honors A A Fowle of the Boston Globe for twenty five years with the paper praising his popularity and faithfulness and the Globe staff.

Panama A. A. Fowle Boston Globe Globe Mrr. Fowle

Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway Time Table 1909

Public transit schedule shows weekday and Sunday operation for Maynard Acton and surrounding lines. Timetables list start times, hourly runs, and current station notes with Superintendent A. Person.

Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway

Johnsons tax reforms and growth of state boards

The governor used influence to create a tax equalization board and to push new laws. He expanded assessed values for steel mines and electric railways, increasing tax revenue. Comparisons to Lincoln arise, noting Johnson's plainspoken, honest image as he governed for commonwealthspeople.

Johnson John Steel Trust Nor Minnesota St. Paul Minneapolis John Johnson Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Abe Wne Wirth ‘Ivenue Innatio American Commonwealth

Dropping the Curtain at the Farewell Scene

A London Mall report recounts a theatre moment where a young man named Mr. Slowan is refused marriage by a bold, frostbitten widow in a witty exchange. She insists the man must be brave as she refuses to wed him after his hesitant confession.

Slowan London Mall

Speculative Life Insurance in 18th Century England

The piece recounts a mania for life insurance on public figures in 18th century England. It notes figures like Warren Hastings and the Pretender as targets and mentions wagers on Walpole and King George II. The practice waned after the Gambling Act of 1774 requiring insurable interest for valid policies.

England Warren Hastings Admiral Byng Sir Robert Walpole George II Dettingen Argongut

Amateur Weather Prophets Remembered by Cleveland Clergyman

A Cleveland lawyer born in the country laments the decline of amateur weather prophets. He recalls how locals once predicted next day’s weather by atmosphere and sky and trusted fathers’ word as confidently as an unabridged dictionary. He notes people now rely on newspaper weather reports.

Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer

Marlboro Problems of the Workers

A large audience heard Rev. Forsday discuss three major labor issues facing modern workers. He condemned oppression of the poor for riches and warned that reckless profit harms families, citing diseased meat, rebate schemes, and child labor in mills and mines. He urged profit sharing as a remedy, noting Pillsbury mills and Wannamaker’s as successful models.

Chicago Mr. Forshay Germany George C. Lorimer South Pillsbury Mills West Wannamaker’s Great Store Pennsylvania Forshay

Eaton Shoe Co. leader returns from Europe on Kronprinzessin Cecelia

Charles A. Eaton head of the C. A. Eaton Shoe Co. and a leading local manufacturer came back from Europe Tuesday night aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecelia, arriving in New York.

Charles A. Eaton C. A. Eaton Shoe Co City Europe Kronprinzessen Cecelia Germany New

Eaton returns from abroad to business duties

York businessman Mr. Eaton resumes work after a four week trip abroad. He details observations in Germany noting a Frankfort shoe factory where he praises high quality workmanship and finish, believing foreign manufacturers are advancing with American machinery and methods. Edgar B. Davis accompanied him on the trip.

Edgar B. Davis Brockton Enterprise

Marlboro Foresters hear trip to Toledo and convention

B F Mitchell former grand chief ranger spoke to Court Marlboro Foresters of America about his recent Toledo trip and high court convention. Chief Ranger J V Lyons introduced him and the talk highlighted cities visited and convention experiences.

B. T. Mitchell Court Marlboro Foresters of America Toledo High Court J. Vincent Lyons Tolédo Enterprise Mitchell

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