Work Weights the Kidneys in Marlboro Ad
Marlboro residents endure daily strains bending over desks and lifting in labor and housework. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised to cure sick kidneys and strengthen backs, with local testimonials from William Davis and a Marlboro druggist.
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Marlboro
Dean
William Davis
Howland Street
Mass
Burke Drug Co
Doan
Fosterburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Noha
Marlborough Savings Bank and Rail Schedule Advert
The text lists deposits’ interest dates for Marlborough Savings Bank and a corrected 1908 railroad schedule. It shows dividend payable on the third Wednesday of January and July, plus a full Marlboro to Boston rail timetable with multiple daily departures and arrivals, including Sunday times and connections to Southboro Northboro Clinton and Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janary
Ketchel Johnson Heavyweight Title Hopes Stir Fight Fans
Boxing writer Tommy Clark surveys Stanley Ketchel versus Jack Johnson, predicting October 12 in San Francisco could crown a new champion. Ketchel’s aggressive style and power spark debate about his readiness and the possibility of a Langford clash or Jeffries rematch if he falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Clark
Ian
Stanley Ketchel
Pacific Coast
Ketchel
Johnson
Papke
al Kaufman
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jimmie Coffroth
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Kaufman
Joe Walcott
Jack
Battle For the Championship Between Ketchel and Johnson
The article discusses a boxing title clash between Jack Johnson and Stanley Ketchel. It notes Johnson's speed, defense, and ring craft while outlining Ketchel's plan to target Johnson's body. Ketchel expresses confidence he can break Johnson down, citing past opponents and Ketchel’s own record.
Oregon Grange Plans Yearlong Literary Program Across State
The Oregon grange proposes a statewide, district coordinated set of fourteen programs, each with four subjects, covering road legislation, farming, hygiene, education, soils, food safety, and more. The plan aims to unify discussion across districts and elevate practical knowledge among members.
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Oregon
Eae
Erreigse
Breeding Draft Horses Advocated by Professor Harper
Professor M W Harper told Forest City grange that breeding draft horses is easier and more profitable than other breeds. He argued autos have not lowered draft horse prices while carriage breeds falter, and urged farmers to form associations to improve herd quality.
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M. W. Harper
Forest City Grange
Aca
Remarkable Growth of Grange in 1909
The year ending September 30 1909 shows more Granges organized than in any year for thirty-five years and membership increased proportionally. Friends of the Grange may rejoice at the strong expansion and broader support during this period.
Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Time Table 1909
Time table in effect Sept 19 1909 notes half hour Saturday and Sunday service from 2 PM to 8 PM with a special theatre car from Maynard, connections at Concord Depot Hudson with several rail lines, and through routing to Arlington Heights Lowell South Framingham Clinton Leominster Fitchburg and Boston.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Maynard
Concord
Boston
Arlington Heights
Hudson
Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
South Framingham
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Street Railway Time Table Corrected to Sept 27 1909
Lowell Acton and Maynard street railway announces timetable correction effective until September 27 1909. The notice lists A Persons Supp Maynard Maas and warns that changes may occur without notice.
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Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway
A. Persons
Maynard, Maas
Draper Visits Southboro Grange Fair
Governor Eben Draper attended the Southboro Grange fair at the town hall amid rain and crowds from nearby towns. He praised Massachusetts agriculture, urged broader education and work readiness, and lauded Cambridge native Velma Bailey Hicks for her readings during the program.
World’s Greatest Food Fair and Home Exposition Opens in Boston
The Mass Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association stages a major ex position in Mechanics Building Huntington Ave Boston running Sept 27 to Oct 30. David Gerow of Lowell presides with A C Dowse as secretary and Henry W Mansfield among directors. Featured entertainments include Vessella’s band Bele Yeaton Renfrew’s Bostonia Orchestra and the Tuskagee Jubilee Singers plus J W Gorman’s Old Time Circus and moving picture theaters.
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Boston
Mass
Mechanics Building
Huntington
New England
David Gerow
Lowell
A. CG. Dowse
A. T. Faunce
Treas
Henry W. Mansfield
Walter K. Hutchinson
W. C. Walker
Messrs
C. H. Green
E. J. Rowe
Mechanics
Vessellas
Bele Yeaton
Renfrew
Bostonia Woman’s
Tuskagee Jubilee Singers
Tuskagee Institue
Tuskagee
Ala
J. W.gorman
Moving Picture Theatres
Huntington Ave
Reasons for Not Attending Church by Rev Willis
Rev J Willis of South Acton preached at the Universalist church on Sunday morning discussing why people skip church. He cited women's clubs fraternities Sunday newspapers sacred concerts as distractions though they are beneficial, noting lack of churchgoing may trace to previous generations.
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J. Willis
South Acton
Universalist Church
V. Nellie Mann Opdale
Rd. Forsaken
Local Notables and Events Highlight Weekend in Area
A geese flock graced Lake Williams on Sunday while Aubrey Marshal briefly worked at Fitch's market. I Porter Morse sold his song to White Smith Co. Boston, now in its second edition. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Corberl, Miss Mary Giiloni, Orlando Final, and Daniel Provasoli at a South Framingham dance. Co. F held its first armory party with Flanagan's orchestra. Diamond F sole leather defeated Curtis bottoming at Pas Time alleys 1261 to 1184. Eva Beaudette and Henry Desrochers announced their Worcester wedding for Oct. 4 at Holy Name Church. Joseph Renaud returned from Salem Willows. Joseph McMillan Hosmer Jr. was recently discharged from Marlboro hospital. An alarm at Parsons machine shop produced no fire. Ephreim Berthiaume left Courte Coeur for a dying sister but hopes for recovery. Edward Precourt of Portland, Me. visited Belmont Street. his wife will stay as his Boston project continues. Eugene Girard visited Rosa Girard in New Bedford. The remains of Mrs. John Stone were taken to Spencer for services and burial, with relatives from Spencer, Brockton, Millbury, Pepperell and Providence. A Te Deum high mass was held Monday for the repose of her soul.
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Lake Williams
Aubrey Marshal
Fitch’s
I. Porter Morse
White Smith Co
Boston
Frank Corberl
Mary Giiloni
Orlando
Daniel Provasoli
South
Framingham
Curtis
Eva Béaudette
Edward Beaudette
Southgate _ st
Worcester
Henry Desrochers
Marlboro
Olivier, Desrochers
Holy’ Name
Joseph Renaud
Brigham
Salem Willowsalk
Parsons’ Machine Shop
Combination Company
Ephreim
Berthiaume
Courte Coeur
P. Q
Edward Precourt
Portland
Octave Precourt
Belmont
Spencer
Tequiem
Brockton
Millbury
Pepperell
Providence
R. I
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Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William Burdett
Charles Ly
Holyoke
HR & Ho Railroad
Qd-Lorony Division
Southboro
Franingham
Northboro
Bosten
Tal
Fayville
Ketchel-Johnson
Rurburo
Lec Ribbter
Wight
Nigal
Sindee Otta
BSS
South Fran
Gpham
Martbors
Iarwell
LowWell
Ramingham
Taunton
Concord Junction
Sudbury
Framinghast
Kanfwan
Jolson
Tan
Jack Jonson
Battle For the Championship
Owever
Kantmandil
Michigan
Ketehel
Jim Flynn
Los Angeles
Jobson
Flynn
Galveston
Tex
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tommy Burts
Kawe
Honrtie Sanitation
Our
the Grange
J. W. Darrow
Chatham, N.Y
New York State
Gunsondale
Stow
Westvale
A.M. A
P.M. P
Gleasondale
Sudbury Street
eCar
Maynard Eee Eeae
Acton
Cov. Draper
Grange Fair
Town Hall
John Z. Burnett
Eben Draper
Gov. Draper
Enterprise
Grange
John .T. Burnett
Draper
John ‘T. Burnett
Democracy
Westboro
Burnett
Eges
John T. Burnett
Co. F In
Armory
Flanagan
Joseph McMillan, Hosmer Jr
the Marlboro Hospital
McMillan
Greenville
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