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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
3
Boston central mass schedule note from Causeway Street station listing a single agen entry with rail line reference and early timetable fragment.
The piece notes that while humans use instruments for many wonders, only the parasol ant can cut a perfect circle from a leaf with its jaws, illustrating nature's precise methods without tools.
Excerpts discuss age and vigor in church leadership noting a prime of life aids efficiency. An essay on driver skill explains precise backing to curb and down a narrow incline toward a construction excavation and required accuracy for wagon access.
In major Russian cities no speed limit exists for horses on public streets. The Ortoff breed, a cross of Arabian stallion Smetanka with English mares, stands about 16 hands and 1,100 pounds with iron legs and gray coat. St Petersburg streets host furious horse travel near central tracks, winter sleigh teams race on three inch ice, and American equipment is widely used.
Consumers urged to treat dyspepsia with U S Army Navy Tablets claiming rapid relief. Ad touts vegetable formula that “do not gripe” and require 10 cents per pack or 12 for a dollar, with mail order from New York address.
The Chicago Chronicle mocks war leaders and Mafikango duelists while noting Baden Powell and Synman clash amid heavy typewriter use. It also lampoons Bryan on imperialism and Brigham H Roberts as he pursues Congress, harming Mormon friends.
The Milford Journal lauds Senator Joe Blackburn of Kentucky for his return to the Senate praising his courage and consistency. The Hartford Courant criticizes anti imperialists for "theorists and pious sentimentalists" linked to Aguinaldian sentiments. The Northampton Gazette calls a Philippines prisoner report inhuman and details executions and boloing of American soldiers.
The Hudson Independent notes concerns about the evening school resembling a private venture. It lauds Supt. Gibbs for starting the program under adverse conditions and urges a free, town funded night school next season with public expense and a 10 cent per night charge to be replaced by an annual appropriation.
The Worcester Telegram notes riders face standing after paying fares. It compares Worcester’s Consolida ted street railway cars to New York’s crowded transit and mentions a proposed bill to limit passengers once seats are full. The idea could apply to elevated and surface railways, enabling more frequent cars where needed.
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