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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1894
Page
6
A garbled text fragment offers a meditation on the past and its revenge, urging resolution with today. It cites Pereis E. Darrow in Goad a tcalksening and presents a dramatic, if unclear, dialogue about fighting fate and enduring time.
The expedition led by Ned Copley and Frank Edgerton finds a feverish dream gold reserve near the Sierras, rescuing a fevered Frank who pockets rich gold from a snow slide ledge. Susie Burns remains the inspiration as Edgerton returns to Kentucky to marry her.
The Detroit News notes that only sodium chloride from inorganic sources is needed in our diet. all other organic salts are already present in sufficient quantities in foods. No need to seek additional salts elsewhere.
Special to Our Lady Readers recounts Mrs. Lillie Meyer of Brooklyn and Mrs. J E Dewey of Riverside California praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from painful menstruation and returning health after use.
English writers hail a new wheel at Earl's Court designed by Lieutenant J W Graydon that will be 800 feet in diameter, seating 1600 people, with 170 foot towers, outside elevators and five stops. Each ride lasts about 20 minutes with cars of 40 persons entering at eight points. Construction aims for July or August operation. A soda water powder recipe follows.
A newspaper ad touts bargain prices on watches and clocks at cost. It promotes a large stock of hardware paints outs putty glass wallpaper and paper hangers supplies plus sporting goods bicycles bicycle repair garden tools and seeds. Also 10c goods kitchen and woodenware and many other items all offered at very low prices. Call and examine.
In the House Dolliver of Iowa spoke passionately about immigrants loyalty to American institutions. A sudden interjection by Caruth provoked laughter on the chamber floor, briefly interrupting the speech and its dramatic effect.
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