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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1895
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text suggests a personal note about a marriage or proposal with unclear names and places. The readable parts do not form a complete event or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
A narrative passage tours Concord landmarks including the first Revolutionary battle site and the Old Manse. It recalls the Minuteman statue, Hawthorne’s Mosses from an Old Manse, Emerson’s Nature, and a 1775 fight witnessed by Rev. William, linking historic memory with literary heritage.
Paris excitement mounts as Captain Dreyfus faces a court martial amid talk of the death penalty if guilty. The Dispatch notes alleged leaks on mobilization plans to German intelligence and follows the high treason chatter alongside a separate American murder trial in which Read is sentenced to death despite insufficient evidence.
A fragmentary poetic scene describes a quiet churchyard at dusk with forget-me-nots of angels shining above. The narrator or speaker named Mike sheds heavenly tears as hearts fill with a gentle emotion.
A stranded theater troupe faced arrest in Cleveland for an alleged opening a letter scheme. They were subpOenaed as witnesses, secured acquittals, and collected fees of 5.25 each. The exchange sparked laughter and a warning they may not perform again for the commissioner. The piece notes the German emperor’s fascination with photos in British field uniform.
The text recalls Lydia E. Pinkham and credits her daughter Mrs. Charles Barbie with upholding the family’s medical legacy. It cites ongoing support for women’s health, praising dedication to study and helping in correspondence and care for diseases of the womb. Drugstores offer Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
The writer notes crude Chinese footwear lacks elegance and spring fastening. A pair of Romes shown to Chinese students sparked astonishment at neatness and strength, while cheap native shoes invite skating.
The piece argues horses retain wild instincts despite servitude. It cites cases of horses resisting or subduing riders' controls, noting returns to freedom after harnessing and describing historical examples from Tyrol 1809 to civil conflicts. An Ohio anecdote shows a pony reacting to a shoe and a Toronto case shows a horse protecting its rider.
The Omaha World Herald jokes that editors were paid by the line and kept short, hence leads on the editorial page. It notes the practice pushes only the most important news to be leaded to fool readers into thinking they are essential.
A traveling phonograph exhibitor in Holland drew laughs when his machine cried Halt in a loud tone. He claimed the intelligible voice belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte issuing an order at Waterloo, per the Springfield Republican.
Raoul and his friend discuss a dog that attacked many rascals. He says he had to get rid of Tim, who kept biting him, in a Paris Revue Anecdotique anecdote.
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