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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
3
Fragments from a timetable show New York to New Haven and Hartford routes with stops including Marlboro Fitchburg and Boston. Multiple departure times across weekdays and Sundays along with summer and holiday adjustments noted in the garbled text.
For sale a complete Maynard milk route with 30 cans daily and a low down milk wagon plus large and small tin cans. Includes about 300 glass jars, aerator and big milk cooler. Farm offers option to lease the farm for one or three years or sell ready-made milk. Address Vose Farm Dairy Box 518 Maynard Mass.
An advertisement touts elegant boats, state rooms, meals, and faster travel to Southern Pines Pineblatt and Florida via the Seaboard Air Line. It lists contacts W P Turner and Joan Patrick for rates, land info, and seasonal lodging across North Carolina Georgia and Florida.
William Joyce of Worcester visited friends in Marlboro on Saturday. H. H. Byers of Boston stayed with Representative Brigham on Sunday. Henry Foley of Lynn visited Mrs Ellen Kenney on Beach Street. Mr and Mrs Wm Moody hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner at Lambert Street. William McRobert of Brookline, Boston Elevated Railway engineer, visited Marlboro. Joseph Walker hosted 21 guests for Thanksgiving, a near-record. Gen Parsons returned from New York after attending a horse sale where The Abbot sold for 26500. Warren D Keith, Miss Annie Ulman, Miss Ada Stevens of Newton, and Herbert Wessell of Ayer visited Mr and Mrs P D Frazer on Norwood Street. J A Pitman, superintendent of schools, elected secretary of the Massachusetts State School Teachers Association in Boston. Marlboro Dramatic Club renamed Keystone Dramatic Club. In police court John McParland fined $5 for drunkenness.
Intense testimony from I. L. Martin of Dixie Kentucky describes coughing fits that plagued him nightly until he used Dr King's New Discovery. He praises it as the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles and notes a guaranteed success including potential consumption cure. Products priced at 50 cents and 1.00 with free trial bottles at listed local outlets.
Rev. J. F. Thompson of Plymouth has accepted the parish call to pastor the Marlboro Universalist church. He suggests the first Sunday of the new year as the start, with possible earlier arrangements. Thompson, born in New Jersey, studied in New York and was ordained in 4573, serving in Churchville, Pittsburg, Syracuse, Akron, and Plymouth before resigning due to his wife’s ill health.
A reader from Lathem Hi praises Bucklen’s Area Salve for piles saying he has not been troubled since using it. The advertisement touts the product as the world’s champion pile cure with guaranteed promises from Burdett & Mareard and others.
A notice touts Leathers Pines NC as a growing Yankee town with the Piney Woes Inn. It promotes Southern Pines climate as mild and inviting winters. Piney Woods Inc offers excursions and moderate rates for visitors seeking a retreat.
In Weet Acton two tenements offered for rent at seven and twelve dollars per month, both central and in fine repair. Applications should be directed to Hf. A. Littlefield.
Mark records Jesus passing Jericho on the way to Jerusalem and healing Bartimaeus, a blind beggar, after he cries for mercy. The narrative stresses personal faith, urgency, and Jesus responsiveness to the needy, with implications for all who seek salvation.
The Pan American Exposition near Buffalo grows toward completion with 12,000 stock subscribers and a 10 million budget. Buildings include Electric Tower and Midway frontages, plus 33 acre courts, and the site spans 350 acres in buffalo landscape. Milburn heads with Buchanan as director general. Bennitt signs as associate promoter.
The Pan American Exposition at Buffalo from May 1 to Nov 1 1901 will provide numerous dining options across the grounds. Visitors can choose elaborate high end meals or affordable, healthy fare in clean surroundings. Restaurants will include venues near the Midway entrances the Stadium the Electric Tower and the Temple of Music with international kiosks such as New England German Mexican and Italian options.
The Pan-American Exposition will feature eight colossal eagle sculptures among its eight of the 16 panels on the service building domes. Models in clay show each eagle towering nearly 40 feet high, with each bird weighing about one ton once completed.
A proposal tied to the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo outlines improving teacher involvement and public lectures. Supporters urge essay writing by pupils to illustrate educational benefits and the impact of the event on schools and communities.
The excerpt appears to be garbled OCR with incomplete phrases. It mentions Munich and a garment item possibly named liquette but lacking clear context, dates, people, or concrete actions to describe a news item.
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