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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1895
Page
7
An 19th century column discusses ideal feet, size and shoe fit, and the dangers of coins bunions from tight or loose footwear. It covers choosing proper leather, avoiding worn skins, and the role of foot bathing and nail care to prevent deformities and discomfort.
The Columbia river was once called the Oregano or Oregon name meaning wild sage. Whit ney notes the Spanish term meaning big ear or one with large ears, referencing Indian practices of stretching and ornamenting ears along the river region.
The re election of Mr Asquith for East Fife Scotland with an increased majority shocks London and is seen as a possible step toward future party leadership. His rivals amid national defeats highlight the dramatic contrast with Derby and Newcastle outcomes.
A London diamond syndicate has agreed with the De Beers-Kimberley group to receive its entire rough-diamond output until July 1897. An advance of 10 percent over current prices is paid, enabling the De Beers-Kimberley syndicate to gain about 2 million dollars in profit. The deal is set to raise diamond costs gradually as output remains concentrated.
A Philadelphia Record analysis cites an authority on the iron trade estimating July 1 pig iron at 172 000 gross tons weekly or about 9 million tons annually. Furnaces that have blown in since July 1 could push weekly capacity to 189 000 by month end and possibly higher by August.
Mrs Bettina Smith a 34 year old widow from 285 North west street Chicago rode to Bellevue Hospital New York and asked for a brain examination claiming her brain had turned in her head. She said she left Chicago and discarded money from the car window and that she is to marry a Chicago druggist.
The Boston Herald notes England trails in electoral speed versus this country, where campaigns cited as candid dates run for Congress here and stand for Parliament there, yet the outcome remains the same.
In this tranquil scene many people dwell unseen by illness or dispute. A doctor, lawyer, and preacher no longer practice. youth and maidens linger near roses of June without exchange. Soldiers, sailors, laborers, and merchants have paused their calling, leaving the place hushed and still.
A Chinese woman, Dr Hu King Eng, trained in the United States, returns to China to practice as a physician and missionary among women. Raised Christian, she studied eye and ear diseases, graduated from Woman's Medical College, and hopes to uplift Chinese women through medical service. Her hospital in Fuchan is women staffed, with native nurses, and she aims to influence higher class Chinese women to seek education and global participation.
A long excerpt describes Satanism’s structure with women as priestesses and the supposed rites led by magi figures. It cites Vintras, Dr Johannes, and Kunrath, with details of sabbat articles and a black mass featuring a goat, bread and wine, and an implied blood practice. Also notes Milan’s loss of Carlo Valerio and Philadelphia street geese in muddy streets.
At the Frankfurt conference Emil Huttenbach argued that a 60 percent rise in Germany’s insane population since 1873 stems from monometallism. He labeled the concurrent decline in silver value a terribly significant fact.
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