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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
7
The item blends a snippet about a stickleback legend tied to Noah and natural history with a light anecdote about a couple planning a vaudeville monologue act. The Cleveland Plain Dealer is cited as the source of the stage rumor via a friend.
A youth asks if symptoms are serious after a doctor’s exam. The physician reassures him no serious issue, noting only neck stiffness and advising vigilance. This terse exchange from the London Telegraph emphasizes cautious attention to minor ailments.
A conversational fragment recalls a couple’s marriage dreams of a fine house and sixteen servants. The reply notes partial fulfillment, mentioning they now live in a flat and have had servants, reflecting modest compromise in aspiration.
A curious conversational fragment contrasts weather forecasting with a playful line about a baby, suggesting a light humorous exchange rather than a news event.
A Marlboro citizen testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills restore kidney function after cold related disruption. The ad notes backache relief and improved kidney work, urging purchase from local dealers at 50 cents and listing Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents in Buffalo.
Marlborough Savings Bank announces deposits run through the third Wednesday of April in Dc. Payable on the third of January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3, with pataray 9 to 12.30. Ria D. Burdett serves as President and F. Holyoke as Treasurer.
The Boston primary results show Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Frothingham defeating two rivals, with Governor Foss easily winning reelection. Donahue shocks Democrats by securing the secretary of state nomination while Langtry and White win other key races. Returns delayed by direct nomination rules and light voter turnout.
Election results show Frothingham leading in the governor race with strong Republican gains and White narrowly beating Burr for auditor. The first direct primaries yield mixed margins across towns with Donahue winning secretary of state and Anderson taking attorney general, Edson named Democratic representative for the 10th district. The Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway timetable notes half hour cars on Saturdays from 2 PM to 8 PM with connections to Arlington Worcester and Boston services.
Frothingham 63 Walker 36 and White 16 led the tally as Foss six and Bisgen Langtry and White defeated Wood Burr Dona hue beat Skelton Stone carried the town for representative.
Frothingham won 88 votes with 35 for her and 13 for White as Edson carried the town for representative. The Rose ticket regulars prevailed amid no organized opposition.
Frothingham led with 26 votes while Walker and White trailed in single digits. Foss topped with 10 and His gen 1. Landry and White defeated Wood and Burr, and Donahue beat Skelton in the Littleton primary returns.
The Bedford primary drew strong turnout as White, described as a popular candidate, received broad backing from supporters and friends, highlighting his local influence.
Public notice lists time table for Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway with Sup Maynard as supervisor and schedule details for trips. The fragment names A. Persons and Maynard and is a transit timetable entry from an early newspaper page.
Frothingham led with 76 votes and White 72 while Walker had 9. Langtry and White defeated Wood and Burr in the contest, coming close to victory in the town election.
In the 13th Middlesex district Rep Stone of Sudbury was renominated while Pfeiffer of Bedford failed to materialize strong support. Hodgdon of Bedford carried his hometown but showed weak appeal beyond it. Vote tallies show Pfeiffer strong in Concord and Medford, with Hodgdon limited outside Bedford.
Tuesday primaries yielded 371 total ballots, precinct 2 with 196 leading. Frothingham led GOP governor race with 21 percent, Walker 62, White 13. In the 13th district representative race Stone led Pfeiffer by 29 but Pfeiffer won the precinct by 4. Delegates named: Republicans A. B. Messer, G. M. Baker, W. Hunt, Pliny Jewell, second. Democrats T. J. Byron and Daniel Sullivan.
A garbled London Standard excerpt discusses William Den, founder of Penn avivinin, born October 1 near Tower Hill. It traces his schooling, love of London life, association with George Fox, residence on Lombard Street and Norfolk Street, and time in prison at Newgate and the Fleet.
A Tit Bits fragment notes a departed sister praised as good and charitable, described by her pastor as salt of the earth and vinegar with mustard in a critique of stern virtue. The village recollects her kindness to the poor and her sharp counsel.
A clipped, satirical excerpt references Awkward Observation with a fainting cousin, a handsome physician, and bystander quips about examination. It also notes a half-remembered line: a desire to split time between lessons and play, plus a sharp remark about epitaph writers.
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