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The bowl of the spoon is engraved with "Maynard, Mass".

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Complimentary promotion ice picks.

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Ice picks were a necessary item before electric refrigeration. Two picks from Maynard Ice Co., one from Strout.

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Monster distributed these clappers to support the runners in the 5th Annual Road Race.

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt was President from 1932 to 1944.

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Rubber disc used to grab jar lids for a better grip.

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Likely the United Co-operative tire promotion.

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Two promotional Christmas theme matchbooks.
The store was operated by the Bachrach brothers in the Knights of Columbus building at 52 Nason Street.

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A former popular restaurant on Powder Mill Road.

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A booklet listing the streets in Maynard and other towns with data on the schools and other tidbits information.

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The Royal Arcanum was a fraternal organization whose core purpose, like a number of other similar societies, was to provide its members with safe insurance at minimum cost. It was founded in Boston in 1877 and still operates as of 2020 (but not in…

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An oval sticker announcing Paul's anniversary founding in 1926 by the Poulson family.

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These cigarettes were sold in the 1910's for a nickel a pack, 10 cigarettes.
This pack was found in the wall of a house at 23 Walnut St. that was built in 1914.

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Mrs. W. L. Smith held a cooking demonstration as part of Maynard's gala Merchant Week held at the Music Hall. The highlight of the week was a visit by Spanish American War Hero, Admiral William Sampson.

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A complimentary meat cooking timer chart used as promotion for the market at 52 Nason St.

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Maynard had a dump before waste and recycle pickup.

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A promotional hanging calendar for the pharmacy. Wilder Macurda owned and operated the pharmacy on 12 Nason St.

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Whitehouse ran the Getty Gas Station at Paper Mill Corner on Powder Mill Rd.