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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1895
Page
3
A fragmented snippet mentions a bored brother named Wilcox and a mischievous elf figure. The text references Youth's Companion and hints at quirky interactions among unnamed domes and Geena, with an unclear event or scene.
A man recalls a recent journey with a charming companion who shares lunch and travel tales toward Nice. He accuses her of theft when a necklace vanishes from his blue casket, only to discover the missing jewel hidden in a dog collar. The woman vanishes, and the narrator later finds the necklace worn by Edith’s poodle.
The article traces the chafing dish from ancient times through Roman, Greek, and Cicero references to its value as tauthepsa a brass Corithian vessel with a double bottom. It notes Seneca and Soyer descriptions and Pliny on actors using chafing dishes. It also mentions 18th century America with a wedding outfit including brass chafing dishes priced at four shillings each.
The Paris Journal notes the Hotel des Invalides is declining as the French Chelsea pensioners home. Pensioners housed there have dwindled, as old soldiers favor living outside the barracks in even small pensions.
The text reflects on John 11 30 45 and the miracle of Lazarus. It emphasizes belief in Jesus as central to life and salvation, noting Jesus wept at Lazarus grave and then spoke life giving the dead man to rise. It links this to God’s love and the necessity of faith despite obstacles.
A Washington Post note recounts a traveling act that nearly failed when no audience appeared at 7:30. A man offered to pull the town hall bell to draw locals, and the crowd arrived after he demonstrated the ringer’s effect. The piece also notes 16th century spectacles cost about $5.50 and their social prestige.
Public timetable lists westbound and eastbound train times for multiple stops including Boston Belmont Belmont West Sudbury Hudson Rockbottom and Weston. Notes indicate variations and stops with signals and passenger drop rules. Officials DANIEL W. SANBORN DANA J. FLANDERS GEO. F. EVANS listed.
Marlboro Branch theatre train runs Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11.18 p.m. from Marlboro to Boston with 12.53 a.m. arrival next day. intermediate stops only for pickups from Marlboro. coaches through without change on several weekday and Sunday services. G P A J R WATSON signs off.
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