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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1895
Page
3
A Boston Herald piece explains using flowers as table decorations to create beauty, with bowls of blossoms as focal points. It notes daisies and clover as affordable options and winter arrangements using noble greens, emphasizing color schemes over large meals and savings for hosts.
A Philadelphia newspaper asks leading veterinarians whether horse meat should be eaten. While none give a firm yes, most agree it is nutritious and tasty in a pinch. Several warn about health risks and qualità vary with preparation and age.
A devotional commentary on John nine tracing Jesus as light and healer. It questions the disciples’ doubt about sin and suffering, cites Jesus’ claim that the works of God be shown in the blind man, and notes the man’s simple witness of sight. Washington chronology and travelogue musings follow.
The New York Sun quotes Mr. Bilhops noting many people draw profile heads facing left, seldom right. He suggests a simple reason may exist but admits only awareness of the common leftward practice.
A young woman returning from Europe quips that she broke nothing but the customs laws, prompting the caller to ask if she brought back all the beautiful china. The exchange appears in a Washington Star snippet.
Trains west and east listed for central Massachusetts towns including Belmont Waltham Hudson Clinton and Barre with daytime and Sunday schedules. Officials Daniel W. Sanborn Dana J. Flanders and Geo. F. Evans noted as general agents and responsible for the timetable.
The notice revises the Marlboro Branch timetable with trains to and from Boston, detailing departures on weekdays and Sundays, and noting connections and coaches. It lists Boston departures at 4.00 and 5.30 pm on weekdays and 11.38 pm on Saturdays, with Marlboro departures at 6.40 7.35 and 11.20 am on weekdays and 7.45 am on Sundays. G P A J R Watson signs as general agent.
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