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A statistical report of health attributes including influenza, cancer, venereal disease, water pollution, river conditions, food conditions and a long list of other public health issues. The sample page shows water consumption including the Town of…

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A statistical report about the health of the Commonwealth including: Tuberculosis, Infant Mortality, Venereal Disease, Water Supplies, Sewerage , River Pollution, Food and Drugs, Plumbers and many other health concerns.
Sample page shows river…

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List of every imaginable business, school, church, public office, street etc... and the people associated, all in Boston.

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Statistics on practically every manufacturing process in the state of Massachusetts. Sample pages show Maynard's Assabet Mills and an example of some figures.

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A photo of the woolen mill employees enjoying some after work fun taken in the Thompson Street field (now a parking lot). Front Row (l-r): Ed King, Jack Kane, Ed McManus, Ralph Sheridan, and John Hoffman; Back Row (l-r): Ed Hoffman, George Peterson,…

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Photo taken prior to terminal closing 1951
From left to right. Eva Frye, Agnes Mahoney, Eva Tucker, Jean Haynes, Ann Lawrynowicz, Reginal Jones, Merton Merrick (Office Manager), Peter Stalker (Resident Manager).
Staff not included are Hartwell…

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A photo of the Walnut Street Bridge in 1932. Several Maynard citizens are posing: (r-l) Richard Sherman, Victor Kizik, Johnny ___, Roy Dean, and (unidentified).

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Left to right: Frank Grieve, A. Carlton, W. Spatt, W. Bain,______, George Stewart.

Phone numbers for Marlboro, Concord, Acton, Hudson, Maynard

Phone numbers for Marlboro, Concord, Acton, Hudson, Maynard

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A photo of American Woolen Mills Company employees on a break. People moved to Maynard primarily to access job opportunities provided by the Maynard Mills. These were people of all races, religions, and nationalities.

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Wool sorters seperate the the newly arrived wool and sort the fibers according to type, grade and length.

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l to r group of four
Top: Wasil (Wassy) Chernak, Victor Castelline
Bottom: John Kuchun, James (Sully) Sullivan

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Eino Raikunen

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A picture of the American Woolen Company Mills at full production in the early 1900's.

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"Containing valuable information for Farmers, Business Men, Housewives, Students and other Telephone Users" and much more but not telephone numbers. A sample page of the calender is shown.

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Telephone Numbers for: Acton, Concord, Hudson, Marlboro, Maynard, Northboro, Sudbury, Westboro

Also for the following areas: Boxboro, Carlisle, Cordaville, East Acton, Fayville, Gleasondale, Lake Boon, Littleton, North Acton, South Acton,…

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A picture published by the American Woolen Company of the Assabet Mills.

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A picture of the Assabet Mill with the Assabet River in overflow stages in 1936 .