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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
7
In effect June 28 190s a timetable fragment shows connections among New York New Haven and Hartford routes with times such as 8 50 and 11 am and notes unclear station details. The illegible OCR includes partial carriage and stop references for Revere and peak travel periods.
Marlboro notes report the Clisbee corner at Lincoln Street sold at auction to ex Alder E. J. for 1650 dollars. The town column then lists local notices including residents travelling, church events and other city affairs with brief updates on personal movements and civic matters.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of Grange Georgia applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to severe head and facial sores. She reports a quick cure that exceeded all her expectations and praises its effectiveness on sores bruises and burns.
The article analyzes relative military strength between Venezuela and Colombia, noting Colombia’s larger army and naval weaknesses in Venezuela. It cites about 100,000 total forces for Colombia against Venezuela’s smaller navy and army figures, with political loyalties affecting potential support in a war.
A 39 year old horse is buried in a handsome coffin in Louisa County Virginia. The animal’s owner Captain Frank Jordan died when it was 12 and left funds for its care and burial.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a coronation event planned to be exclusive. A cover to ermine is organized likely for the coronation of King Edward, signaling a formal, selective approach.
Maynard residents record a week of visitors and hosting duties. Annie Sullivan and H Reynolds spent time at Block Island while Miss Bvavo of Gilbertville stayed in town. Other guests included Kathryn and Sadies Reilly of Clinton with Annie Murphy, and Mrs. W. D. Be Magvincine of Lowell.
Curious townsfolk report Mrs. Pittaker’s long chronic bronchial trouble improved after using Dr. New Discovery. A local testimonial claims the remedy cured her and prevented a severe cold attack. Available in 50 cent to 100 dollar bottles with trial offers at several merchants.
A Third Street market fad brings novelty motifs to fruit displays with lace like drapery and crowned greens. Landaus and victorias appear among apples as judges note aesthetic appeal and variety in the seasonal produce parade.
Historical note describes Mrs. Gould once Miss Jerine Clemmons and her companions being welcomed as guests by Emperor William II after travels in German waters. It mentions her prior meeting with the Kaiser during Buffalo Bill’s Wild West days.
A collage of short notices covers business talk on Main street, plans for a large coal coaling station near Newport, and personal updates. Residents including Frank Newcomb, Mrs. Griffin, and the Mackins travel, illness statements, and a mushroom foraging excursion appear amid minor community interests and local commerce hints.
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