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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
7
In a feisty holiday column, the piece riffs on Henry B. Champion’s market fame, warns of counterfeit hundred dollar bills, and lightly touches on Churchill, Wu Ting Fang, and Boer War topics. It blends satire about travel, technology, and international tensions with playful asides about jazzed politics and weather.
A Wisconsin woman suffered severe gallstone pain and indigestion until she tried Electric Bitters. The remedy relieved her stomach and liver distress, improved appetite, and ended her illness. The ad cites Mes. 1. B. Haat from Time Bilge Wis and B. F. Jolinean & Son Maynard as endorsers.
The article extols Buffalo Pan American Exposition artistry under Karl Bitter with 80 on sculptors, 125 decorative groups, a surrounding canal, Mirror Lakes, sunken gardens, and vast courts. Massachusetts exhibits led by Walter Gilman Page seek Boston’s Providence House as a base. completion progress noted alongside electric towers and architectural splendor.
A Concord reader letters page argues against a proposed road franchise to Monument, warning it could threaten the town’s sacred ground and trees. The letter cites street plans, rail connections, and fears of overtaxed engines and potential electrical outages leaving Concord in darkness.
Property offers a subdivision of part of the Old Wood Estate on West Elm street and additional lots on Wood Elm and Main streets fronting the Sudbury River. Between the old town and Concord Junction, it has town water and electric service with planned electric streetcar connections. Favorable terms for immediate buyers. For particulars, address.
Witness Fo 1. Martin of Dine Ay endures intense stuttering before testifying as he recalls nightly coughing fits. He credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for relief and says it has aided his family for four years. The ad claims it cures coughs, lung troubles, and prevents constipation, with guaranteed bottles and free samples at local shops.
W. K. Sevith of Latham claims a universal remedy for piles, praising a salve as the only champion cure. Endorsements from Burdett & Barnard and local merchants appear, naming several named towns and individuals in support.
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