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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1895
Page
4
The fragment cites reactions to the president's message and British press opinions. References to Lodge Chandler Coakley Fadden and a Worcester East agricultural society appear, with remarks about a contested reception and a smoothed, jingo tone.
The article notes voters across the state are casting ballots for city officers based on local concerns rather than party lines. It argues nonpartisan municipal governance is desirable and praises the trend toward focusing on city needs over political affiliations.
A brief directive instructs correspondents to write on only one side of the paper. The reminder emphasizes single-side use to preserve legibility and space for mailing or archival needs.
In a discussion reflecting on married life, a writer argues for equal rights for women to leave home after quarrels, criticizing men who seek solace in clubs or theaters while wives face unacknowledged anger. The piece condemns one sided privilege and urges societal outlets to temper matrimonial discord.
An early 20th century report notes a strike of housesmiths in New York signaling a silent shift in industry. It highlights how iron structure work rises in importance beside carpentry, driven by science and invention, with a figure named Saith expected to gain prominence as this evolution unfolds.
Local readers are advised that matters regarding subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton for handling and finalization of accounts.
A. L. Noyes at the post office handles notices and subscriptions while the week progresses. Readable receipts may insure disks condensation or delay of articles and news advertising.
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