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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
8
A fragment notes L. Noyes as a figure from earlier times, described in a reflective page item. The line hints at a biographical reminiscence or obituary style mention without further context.
The report notes N. E. Bean's improvement and mentions an auction led by Otis H. Forbush with Osmer officiating as auctioneers. The event occurred at a post office setting in Venetian Moore's area and drew notable participation.
A Boston dentist Neal of 246 Boylston street endorses a new method introduced by Dr Ord to reduce dread and pain of dental operations. Patients reportedly praise the technique, with plans to license office rights and manufacture the product for broader use.
The Concorp Board of Health adopts a regulation that every scarlet fever case be quarantined for six weeks from the reporting physician. If the patient dies and no other cases exist, the household is fumigated immediately. If multiple cases occur, quarantine extends from the last infection and fumigation ends when the house is cleared by the health officer. Signed by Joan M. Keyes and colleagues.
The article notes Powers of Bolton will lead the A meeting next Sunday after Holden and Robinson host a sitting of 12 eggs in their window. It mentions Marshall's polish and expenses for snow removal on public streets.
A fragmentary verse recalls a strained marriage with Willie whose blue eyes haunt a fifty year vow of love. The piece contrasts neglect, poverty, and longing with the wife's enduring devotion amid a crumbling home.
The Asiatic Gazette states gambling debts are seen as honorable in China. People will pawn all they own or even sell their children to pay. The public praises such acts and regards sellers as filial models, while the debtor may starve.
Conversation notes a probate dispute between Mrs Clark How and Mr Dower. Dower declares the matter settled in his favor, with Mrs Clark congratulating him. She jokes about a European trip for his family, he clarifies the lawyer will join in traveling.
The postmaster general is authorized to insure lives for ages 14 to 65 for 25 to 500 dollars and grant annuities up to 500 dollars for ages 6 and up, sold via the post office savings bank. An assortment of brief notes follows on subjects from sports jokes to household tips and historical curiosities.
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