Bear tracks prove hunter's wild marsh tale
A hunter claimed a surprising encounter with three bears chasing him to a hotel. Next day bore tracks of various sizes were found in the marsh, confirming some part of the tale though the bears had escaped pursuit.
Sinking Ships and the Mystery of Ocean Bottom
A fragment explores what happens to ships that sink at sea asking whether wrecks rest at the seabed or stay suspended beneath the surface. The write up notes a burned curiosity about water compression and the physics of sinking vessels.
London Bone Library Housed for Lending and Deposit
A London library possesses a collection of human bones for lending at a fee of 15 shillings and a deposit of five pounds. The notice outlines the terms for borrowing from this macabre archive.
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London
London Answers
Living Barometers and Animals Signal Approaching Storm
A garbled 19th century note describes animals reacting to weather, mentioning a frog climbing a ladder to warn of rain and a spider whose central web indicates a coming storm. The text blends anecdote with atmospheric folk signs and hints at seasonal forecasting methods.
France and Spinney Bring Patrician Shoes at Low Cost
France and Spinney present the Patrician shoe, priced at a level equal to or better than any $5.00 shoe. They claim the design and quality surpass prior market options while maintaining a remarkably low price. The emphasis is on unbeatable value and distinctive engineering.
Quality leather shoes priced at 3.50 per pair
The advertisement touts all leather shoes with top grade skins including kid, calf, and patent leathers. Chrome tanned Vici and oak tanned soles feature hand sewn welts and flexible construction for comfort and durability. Styles are varied for indoor and outdoor use with durable, handsome finishes.
Central Dry Goods Co. Offers Steam Heating Details
In a brief notice the Central Dry Goods Co of Waltham Massachusetts outlines steam heating specifications for its building at 107 Moody Street. The document cites a depth of about a mile for the installation work and references related electrical and heating installations.
Veteran G A R Officer Dies at 76 in Walden Street Home
George Gray former commander of Old Concord Post G A R died at his Walden Street home after a brief illness. He served in the 20th Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War and remained active in G A R affairs and his church. Funeral from Trinity Church with G A R honors and at grave a volley and taps. He leaves a widow and two children in California and Atlantic.
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G.R. Tewksbury
Equadfrom
Gray
George Arthur Gray
Atlantic
John Dickson
Sierra Madre
Cal
Minstrel Show Charms Lyceum Audience With Harmless Humor
An innovation in the Lyceum course drew strong curiosity and broad approval. The first night filled the hall to capacity with laughter and applause, and no offense was found in the performance. The chorus, end men, and interlocutor received hearty praise for bright music and engaging numbers.
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Geolltte
Duein
C. H. Towle
P. A. Davis
B. EB. Giles
O. Davis
George W. Hopkins
Smedley
Lady
A. P. How
Finigan
Mr. Menning
Gleason
Davis
Concord Lyceum Minstrels Shine On Second Night
The Concord Lyceum Minstrels delivered a successful second night with strong numbers led by Towle and Davis. Coon Hush duet by the Davis brothers and Maria Jackson by Calef drew broad acclaim as Mrs. Day of Hudson wore a red dress enhancing the finale cakewalk. Ushers Hall Howard and Jackson aided, with Morrell on piano and McWalter and Pagean in instrumental support.
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Mr. Towle
C. G C. Davis
Mies Day
Hudson
Master Gallant
Davis Brothers
Coon Hush
Mr. Blood
Lam Lem Lam
Duke of Bedford
Mr. Manning
Mr. Calef
Happe
Maria Jackson
Mr. Finnigan
Gurmin
P. A. Davin
C. P. Gage
N. P. How
R. Dakin
J. M. Keyes
W.N. How
A. P. How
E. E B. Giles
H. By
Watson
8. Blood
G. W. Hopkins
Mr. Watson
Keyes
Gage
0. C. Davis
W. N. How
Conant
Towle
P. A. Davis
Finigan
Manning
Concord Lyceum Minstrels
G. OC. Hall
J. H. Howard
W. B. Wood
L. D. Sohier
G. Morrell
M. McWalter
A. Pagean
Cornet
Concord Notices and Local Moves
Concord items report George Lee preparing to move to Whitman with his wife 88 year old Mrs. Lee ill on Ac ton road. Thomas Curry travels to New York to ship ferro ot. Benjamin Hardy visits J D Wilson family after Sunday. Concord lodge I C C Fi sends tapes to lodge B F Loring sells milk business to Boston Association. Union church prayer week attendance noted. Chaplain Wm J Batt and others involved.
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George Lee
Whitman
Lee
Acton Road
Thomas Curry
New York
Benjamin Hardy
J. D. Wilson
Concord Lodge
B. F. Loring
Boston Association
Union Church
Sinienentiamea
Wm, J, Batt
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