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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1899
Page
3
In Mantes a Major Williams charms a pony on the sidewalk. The horse, calm and observant, noses for distance and street scraps while the Major whistles to control him. A friendly white dog then leaps up to “kiss” the pony, delighting onlookers.
Aeronaut Carl E. Myers argues the balloon can weather storms by not opposing air currents, unlike the airplane which cannot hover or stop and may become helpless in a storm. He notes balloons appear calmed even in high winds when not driven against the air.
A young woman asks about pleasure in science and a grave reply notes scientists travel freely, as they meet people and present papers without ambition accusations. The Washington Star quotes the exchange on scientific pursuits and public perception.
Public Health Journal notes a Russian remedy for insomnia suggests a dog sleeping in the room and preferably in the same bed. It may provide companionship security or suggestive comfort, claimed to help when other methods fail.
A behavioral anecdote from Helen Cody Wetmore's Last of the Scouts describes a Westerner named Broncho Bill. The scene features dinner table introductions, a joke about birthplace near a mill, and a quip about denomination linking to Smith & Wesson.
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece describes the Nile tilapia simonis dedicating itself to its nest. The female deposits about 200 green eggs in reeds and abandons them while the male guards and sometimes feeds on them. The father later bears the swollen mouth of the brood, enduring hardship to protect the young until they reach four inches.
Southern Division Central Cal Massachusetts Union Passenger Station Causeway Street Boston.
Train times to Marlboro Boston South Framingham Southboro and other points listed with departures and returns. Schedules show Saturday and Sunday variations and town connections including Acton Sudbury Framingham Mansfield and Northboro with designated officers Peter Clark general superintendent and A. C. Kendall acting as agents.
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