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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented timetable details showing New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad routes with scattered times and stations such as Leominster Pitchburg and Boston area joints. Notes include return times and mid‑day, morning, and evening departures with unclear annotations and stray letters.
A fragmented Life magazine style list presents numerous plausible surnames and given names in a sketchy fashion. The text hints at family lineages and potential parentage linking to tomorrow’s generational lines.
George Felton works at Harts horn s pharmacy. E L Hakell begins at Folsom s studio. A D Baker reelected Leominster band leader for the year. Chas Mansmann advised by a Boston specialist to travel to South Carolina for health. P H Fahey learns from brother John in New York that John Dooley formerly of Marlboro died in St Catherine s Hospital New York last week of lung trouble. He was about 50 and buried near New York.
A reader from Latham credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing piles after many remedies failed. The ad proclaims it the only champion pile cure on earth and the best salve, 25 cents per box, guaranteed by Burdett & Barnard and merchants in Hudson Lucia, Shattuck, Concord, and Maynard.
Maynard farm offers a complete milk route with 40 cans daily, low down milk wagon, large and small tin cans, about 500 glass jars in various sizes, aerator and big milk cooler. Sell or lease option for farm house business and capital. Address Voso, Farm Dairy, Hox Sta, Maynard, Mana.
An old style railway solicitation advertises travel to the South via Seaboard Air Line linking New England origins to Florida destinations. It mentions lodging, rates, and employment notes, listing JOAN PATRICK as Chief Induc triet Agent and W. P Tupner as General Passenger Agent with Pinebluff North Carolina as a contact.
Senator Chauncey M. Depew toured the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition grounds and told Chairman J N Scatcherd that the grandeur and beauty of the displays had not been fully told. He predicted Buffalo would outperform Paris at the Exposition with the forthcoming event.
Latin American and Pan American editors show cordial interest in the Pan American Exposition. Editors from Central and South America plan to attend, including Lopez of La Correspondencia de Porto Rico. He will visit Buffalo to inspect progress with his party, joining other foreign journalists in inquiry about steamship and rail access.
The article lists organizers and exhibitors for a Wisconsin fair. It names Wisconson officials and local participants including Madison figures and other towns. The description covers a proposed exhibit site, surrounding structures, and viewing areas for the Nathanael government event.
A poorly legible item notes the Supreme Lodge of the United Workmen planning elaborate welcomes for members next year. It mentions a $10 appropriation to furnish a fine headquarters building at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, including a handsome pavilion, rest rooms, and a large balcony for attendees.
Dr. George S. Adams says the Westboro insane hospital trustees bonded the Hollis farm on Lake Chauncy’s west shore and may transfer it to the hospital. The tract covers about 127 acres dominated by pasture land with a cottage plan for detached buildings to care for chronic patients. State Board of Health tests lake water for typhoid risk while boating remains allowed.
A damaged excerpt touts Dr Kings New Discovery as cures for coughs and consumption with testimonials from a Dixie Kentucky source. It mentions Sip the Piney Woods hotel in Southern Mayo and a New Yorker managing a Babel, praising a mild climate and promising relief.
Two tenements at Te Let and Te West Acton listed with rents of 612.00 per month and in need of repairs. Apply to H. A. Littletted for details and approval.
James F Bigelow, noted architectural civil and landscape engineer, associated with City Hall Block Marlboro Massachusetts, appears in a local notice. Details are limited and read as a professional listing or biographical note from a historical page.
A Sunday School lesson on Luke Nineteen verses one to ten notes Jesus seeking the lost, Zacchaeus’s curiosity and bold climb to see Him, and the gracious invitation to enter his house. It contrasts the crowd’s indifference with Zacchaeus’s quick response and emphasizes salvation offered to the repentant and marginalized.
A dainty pamphlet from the Division of Foods and Their Accessories at Buffalo outlines plans for a Pan-American Exposition display. It highlights educating Western Hemisphere producers, growing East Indies crops in the West Indies, and a large conservatory showing teas, coffees, spices, and related products to boost consumption.
The readable fragments reference an expositional effort connected to Pam ton and a national magazine editor. Mentions include Biopeab Pieri and a high level writer, with scattered allusions to a wine dawned and a buffalo region. The text remains highly garbled and uncertain about concrete actions or outcomes.
Government officials issued invitations for agricultural and industrial exhibits at the Va American Exposition in Metfabta. A large number of coffee producers agreed to present samples and showcase new varieties of coffee beans.
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