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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
2
The fragment mentions Maine port activity with new ships, highway robberies in Boston, self defense trends, a voyage to China, a royal reference to Prince of Wales, and a plan to spend about $1,000,000 to keep Sir Thomas Lipton from lifting the cup. It hints at sports prospect for next season and broad international affairs.
The fragment discusses shifting daily hours, aims to curb folly, mentions San Domingo, U S response and boycotts, plus Rev. John Alexander Dowie promoting Zionite city projects and moral reforms in a local civic context. References indicate a dated discussion of international affairs and social experiments.
A short note in the Saginaw Zeitung reports Editor Reitter and his family, once beset by misfortune, encountered a surprising stroke of luck after reading a small local item. The piece mentions a turn of events that brought relief and renewed hope to their household.
Corrected to June 5 1909 with numerous time stamps and figures. Entries reference monetary amounts and times such as 4.20 5 12.17 11.51 a.m. 12.09 6.20 6.54 and 8.95. Mentions include Pitman Acton and numbers like 964 130m 12. Claimed items appear as fragmented financial and timetable data.
A regional humor feature juxtaposes a grim theme with a playful pun about sleighing a neighbor's sister, reflecting on language misdirection. The piece uses local voices to explore humor and consequences in everyday speech.
Alfred T Haynes left for New York and Walter Davis and Edward Smith from Saxonville visited town. The Sunday Night club hosts a supper and entertainment on Feb 1. A memorial service for Queen Victoria is at the Congregational church next Sunday at 7 PM with special music and a memorial sermon.
Maynard, aided by Joe Kynoch and Punch, overwhelmed Hudson five to three in a 20 minute halves basketball game. Green, Rodger, and Lynch led the visitors but lacked their usual spark while Axford Daniel Punch Bossonnette Knox Knox and Knox contributed for Maynard as 475 spectators watched referees J Ryan and M Leonard officiate.
A pleasant surprise party was hosted at Miss Alice Chidley Percival Jr’s home last Friday night with about 25 young friends. The evening featured games until 10 o clock, piano selections by Miss Alice Waldron Henry Hodges and Miss MacFarrell, songs by Miss Agnes Waldron Clara Green Catherine Young and Henry Hodges and Jas Kelley. A handsome ring was presented to Miss Chidley after supper by her friends.
The public library demonstration is set for next Thursday evening with the largest crowd yet in Music Hall. Prof Bailey discusses The Social Ney of the Boston public library and Father J A Cummins of Roslindale will address the audience. The New Century chorus of 200 voices from public schools will be trained by Robert W Carter and Miss Emily Gordon. Chief Cahill and the fire department will deploy uniformed men to ensure crowd comfort.
A local column warns readers about the U S 8 Scorpion danger tied to Venezuelan reports. The article notes permission to bite and warns that stings from pulmonate arachnids can be extremely unpleasant or fatal.
The world renowned Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is billed as the perfect healer for pains, skin eruptions, and piles. It is sold for 25 cents a box at Burdett & Barnard and through listed druggists in Hudson, Concord, Maynard and nearby towns.
The Concord churches announce Lord's Day services at 10 40 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school in the morning and Sunday evening meeting. A Young People's Guild gathers Sunday 3 yer meeting and Friday 7 30 p m. Communion services occur in July and November under Rev Henry Kiaah with morning sermons at 10 45 and evening services at 7 39.
Rev. Chas. H. Washburn is the pastor. Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. at the Maynard Congregational Church.
Initial impression suggests a harsh sentence for Embezzler Alvord but a second look shows a notable cut for good behavior. The contrast highlights how perceived class affects sentencing leniency in this case.
Fragmentary lines indicate a meeting or event involving Lodge No. 131 I O O F and No. 64 D of B, suggesting a fraternal organization gathering or announcement. No clear date or place is readable.
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