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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
4
A compact column covers diverse items from 1900 affairs. It notes DeWet evading capture across the Caledon river, Boston shipbuilding hopes for a battleship and cup defender, and Germany’s intervention in China misread as peace. It observes McKinley and Chamberlain rhetoric, praises British nerve, and jokes about Maine rural life and a new game law limiting guides.
An advertisement proclaims deafness results from a chronic mucous inflammation of the Eustachian tube and asserts only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It offers $100 for a never failed wave of deafness due to catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mall's Family Pills with free mail order.
Rev W Cewille Alten preached in Fitchburg last Sunday. Memorial church ladies plan an annual fair and sale to be held at the chapel Thursday evening. The table of apree items includes apparel donated from several states and a foreign hand. A Japanese tea carving by a resident in full costume will occur. A hot chicken pie supper will be served from 6 to 6 30.
From Samar Island, Oct. 17, Private Charles Welch of Light Battery F, 4th U.S. Artillery writes to John Henry Vose. He describes movement from Manila to Samar, hostile local fire, and heavy mud as troops crossed rivers with horses. He notes fever, weight loss, and a note of General Lawton’s death, plus a photograph sent home.
Land bought from the Woodart estate west of the Main street crossing of the B M road. Ground breaking planned soon to push the power house for the Concord Clinton street railway to completion. Maynard welcomes the project as it will boost business and life in the town.
Ad notices from Boston Clothing Co and Creighton shoe dealer. Mr and Mrs B J Coughlin attend Quo Vadis in Boston. Mrs A H Haynes improving after illness. Rummage sale committee requests contributions. Daniel McGowan dies in Lowell. buried in St Bridgets. Diptheria prompts caution. fumigation of schools praised. Fire alarm on Sudbury Street. blaze contained in cellar partition. Rev Cate of American Tract Society speaks at Congregational church on Bible distribution with stereopticon slides.
Maynard locals view trimmed and untrimmed hats at Laura Be Dufer and at Cleary Williams with trims for ladies and children. A large stock of fall and winter millinery is offered at Miss Naylon's on Nason street Jeunice Deane showcases fall and winter lines for ladies and children. Cor Mala and Nason streets host a full millinery line. Williams Tavern at Maribor serves dinners.
The text notes that phony was valued as a luxury item by ancient rulers in India. It describes use by kings for scepters and images and claims it could neutralize poisons, sometimes crafted into drinking vessels.
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