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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1899
Page
2
The column surveys a hodgepodge of topics from Cuba and Hawaii to Filipino independence and Aguinaldo to the Isthmus anxiety. It jokes about figures like Carnegie Astor and Dewey while noting local happenings and a dog named Peggy surviving the Maine era then dying in Chelsea sewer.
A Sunday saw several deadly accidents among excursionists and others, prompting calls for stricter safety from transportation firms during peak boating season. The column muses on names and poetry, then jokes about a poetess and a monkey language expert.
A newly organized London women’s club accepts no member under six feet tall, signaling a social elite circle. Secretary Root pushes the department forward with practical resolve, while India’s government moves toward a gold standard.
Hudson residents face a busy week with patrols for sewerage questions and street development. Notable moves include Charles A Holmes joining Edmund D Jewett as driver and Jeremiah O Neil 2d praised for town growth via new streets and houses.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports Mrs Brewer cured of scrofula after four bottles of Electric Bitters. Sores on head and face healed, health excellent, a proof of the blood purifier's claims. The remedy purports to aid eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores, stimulates liver kidneys and bowels, aids digestion, builds strength. On sale by Johnson Maynard J Friend Concord at 50 cents guaranteed.
For sale at once five suitable using horses from Vose farm Maynard owned by W A White. The owner orders sale before August 1 and will consider any half decent offer. Also one extra nice two horse milk or market wagon.
In a quirky dispatch from the New York Journal a speaker named Maynard Pound declares conquest of a district as an explorer navigates proximity to a base. A native voice retorts that the area is already controlled by the ice trust.
A fragment quotes Polichinelle declaring a 300 000 franc dowry with a playful accusation of love as a staged witticism. The line showcases theatrical banter in a historical performance snippet.
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