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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
2
A column notes spring leisure from bicycle season to summer cottages and subway travel. It laments press glare on Mrs. Virginia Vanderbilt and Miss Olga Wethersole while describing fashion, theater, and public life with dated wry tone.
The piece argues about cruelty to birds and the burden of state versus local control over Boston affairs. It notes feathered victims in the annual slaughter and blames Boston’s citizens for shifting responsibilities to underqualified leaders.
A rural notice warns campers to fully extinguish matches after use to prevent fire damage. It stresses that neglect, though small, can cause losses costing hundreds of dollars and urges care in lighting and extinguishing campfires and pipes.
In 1788 Goldsmith sought hospital service in hopes of army or navy entry but was rejected. He pawned a new suit to cover needs after securing a guarantor, publisher Griffiths. He faced potential jail, expressing despair over his wretched condition and the sting of contempt, mournfully noting his influence on English literature.
Hudson news covers moves on Green Street, street surveys, new houses planned on Warner Street, and town social events. Patriots' day activities include races, a road trip to Dedham, and a joint Memorial Day plan with Senator Roe attending.
The piece recalls Lord Alvanley amid sharp wit and generous deeds. It notes his sarcasm toward Brummell and Sheridan, his care for distressed friends like Jack Talbot, and his blunt critique of Neeld’s opulent Grosvenor Square mansion during a dinner in Ipswich?
A humorous exchange from the New York Journal features Weary Willy defending his marriage prospects. The playful banter riffs on social expectations and his own humorous self-image in a marriage context.
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