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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1898
Page
2
The article describes inexpensive well regulated rooms prioritizing health and cheer. It favors a modern dining room with rich colors, paneling, selective furniture, and window seats, plus fitted bedroom furniture that blends bed and dresser into a cohesive, space saving unit.
Passengers on an early morning local train witnessed a dramatic clash when a stylish young woman with a Boston bag sat beside a well dressed man reading a paper. Her lunch jar broke spilling coffee over his coat, prompting a flurry of heated words and laughter from onlookers. The scene ended with apologies and cleanup in the smoking car. The Brockton Enterprise reports a harmless but lively incident aboard a commuter train.
The Rev D M Stearns interprets Jesus prayer model in Matthew with emphasis on humility before God, secret prayer, and seeking God’s glory. He explains avoidant vanity, confident childlike asking, daily bread, forgiveness, and deliverance from evil, urging Christ’s grace over personal justice.
Fancy designs in brooches return with diamond crescents stars bow knots and flowers. French women wear white veils to mask complexion flaws in mornings. Clover leaf jewelry appears in scarf pins brooches charms and buckles. Coiffure holds with multi combs linked by gold chains and ornate tops. Hatpins show diverse enamel colors and semiprecious stones.
The Virginia assembly enforced harsh public morality rules with phased punishments for drunkenness and social vanity. Ministers enforced penalties for flirtation and multiple marriageContract talk and free speech faced severe penalties, including the pillory for criticizing officials and clergy. Revenue requirements tied tobacco to ministerial salaries.
A Georgia man with a life policy of 2009 dollars plots a costly funeral, telling his wife to spend 1000 on burial expenses and even hires mourners if needed. He returns home dejected, offering his wife the full 2000 dollars to attend his funeral herself.
Miles notes Hawkins posts another selling out at cost sign. Giles agrees Hawkins missed a vocation as a political campaign manager for he is constantly nailing lies in Chicago News.
A benedict recalls married life to a bachelor guest, boasting of a lively home with wife and children. The bachelor counters that there is nothing homelike about bachelor quarters, prompting a humorous cross talk on contentment and domestic life. The Chicago Post and Ally Sloper framing add a light, comic contrast.
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