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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary lines describe a tense atmosphere in an old house with dim stairs and a guarded attic. Imagery centers on a dead hand like door, a figure named Sere, a kingfisher, a fire, and a dreamlike nearby world within the muted setting. Madison Cavein in Century.
The young Lucette Verniere, groomed by her grandmother and parents, debuts at age six as Emmeline in The Old Corporal. Her early training included reciting Ravine and La Fontaine, leading to a swift appointment with the company and a premiere performance during the Ulm siege scene.
A London Standard correspondent recalls a pictured Hamburg incident at a banquet in the town hall. As the emperor appeared on the balcony to greet cheering crowds a loud thunderclap erupts. The burgomaster quips Sir heaven salutes you and the emperor’s reply is not noted.
A quick tempered man remarks that a bicycle has paid for itself in less than three months by the convenient explanation it provides for a black eye, as reported by the Washington Star.
The lesson stresses love for God with all heart and mind, the centrality of God's words in daily life, and the duty to teach them to children. It notes Jesus as the fulfillment of the law, urges constant devotion, and warns against idolatry while affirming Jehovah alone as the true God and jealous guardian of His people.
The New York Sun reports Alaska coal may prove more profitable than gold, with five foot thick vein at Cook's Inlet exposed at low tide and new veins found nearby. The coal, praised for steam quality and lack of clinker, has already drawn miners and speculative groups, including a miner occupying 600 acres.
The forthcoming geological survey review states U.S. aluminium production in 1894 reached 550000 pounds with import value of 4110 dollars. Bauxite is commercially valuable in only three localities: New Mexico, Arkansas, and the Coosa valley in Georgia and Alabama. Demand and metallurgical use are rising beyond expectations.
A new ginner’s compress was tested in Jackson Tennessee with prominent southern cotton men present. The test succeeded, showing a 500 pound bale could be compressed into a two foot diameter bale, signaling strong interest in the invention.
Excavations at the Darrington church near Pontefract reveal a skull under the west tower wall with a man’s body buried in rock and a wall laid atop the skull for centuries. The Yorksh ire Herald notes the clever construction with a bricks framework protecting the grave. An adjacent ad promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills for various ailments.
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