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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1893
Page
5
Government chemists analyzed all principal baking powder brands and place Royal at the top for strength and purity. Thousands of tests nationwide confirm its unrivaled quality. Avoid powders sold with gifts or prizes or cheaper than Royal as they often contain alum lime or sulphuric acid and render food unwholesome.
In Concord, George B. Clark will construct a new house on Lexington road. A new bridge project spans the Sudbury river by the F.R.R. bridge. On June 15, 1893, the State Board of Cattle Commissioners voted to establish strict quarantine rules for contagious animals, with enforcement by local boards of health.
Mystic Orders report a District Deputy Grand Regent visiting Musketaquid council No 872 Royal Arcanum with 25 members present. Remarks by officers and a served collation followed. Harmony lodge A O U W is set for July 20 with Weston delegates expected. Concord lodge I O O F installs officers July 6 and awards Past Grand Andrew Bean a regalia for faithful service.
For the week ending at 7 p m July 10 1893 the maximum temperature and minimum are listed with a weekly range of 34 and a weekly mean of 68.7. The weekly mean relative humidity is 74.3 percent and the barometer averages 29.92 inches. Prevailing wind is northwest with a greatest velocity of 20 mph on July 8. Total precipitation for the period is 0.28 inches. Observed by Frep A Tower. 840n July 50 July.
Among the churches, Unitarian led by Rev. B R Bulkeley holds services at 10 45 a m. Trinitarian Congregational led by Rev. Geo A Tewksbury has services at 10 45 a m with Y P S C E at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 p m.
Sudbury reports a large auction sale of hotel and livery stable property at West Acton to be held next week. The advertisement appears in this paper.
Advert says during past seasons the remedy hastened recovery from Grippe and prevented after effects. It claims to cure throat chest and lung diseases including asthma and hay fever and offers free trials at B F Johnson & Son's Drug Store Maynard and J C Friend Concord.
Mrs. Murray visits Philadelphia and Mrs. Lyons dies suddenly on Conant street. Curry sisters vacation in West Brookfield and progress on Riverside park homes. Visitors include Peabodys and Conery, with new reform school officers named. Labor Day athletic program planned under H A A and MIT A A managers. Helen Nagle excels at Harvard annex. Chase and O Grady pass exams. Green’s dancing class ends with a ball. Union Church notes and Concord Junction locals list offerings, sales, and notices.
A champagne bottle found on a Chesapeake beach carries a note claiming the White Star liner Naronic sank after hitting an iceberg on February 19 in a blizzard. Experts doubt the claim, noting currents would not have carried such a message to Virginia.
A gaunt, self-proclaimed Napoleon of literature enters a Detroit Free Press editor's office with an article for the press. The editor coolly questions the boast and humorously critiques the visitor as a "bony part of literature" while probing whether the piece is prose or poetry.
The government of Spain is a limited monarchy under a 1876 constitution. The cortes holds lawmaking power with 860 senators and 481 deputies. Deputies are elected by male Spaniards under restrictions at one per 50,000 people. The cortes meets annually and ministers are responsible to it.
Boston July 12. Lawyer C L Elliot files insolvency petition reporting about 10000 dollars in liabilities. Creditors are friendly and a dividend from assets is expected. Discharge from the insolvency court likely in due time. Failure attributed to mismanagement.
In Lynn Massachusetts on July 12 it is clarified that George O Wellman has left town after closing his barber shop weeks ago and moving to Wakefield There is no mystery about his whereabouts and authorities deny any financial trouble.
Webster Massachusetts July 12 B E Larned and E A Lawrence arraigned in district court and each pleaded not guilty to setting fire to the national bank on July 4. They were bound over in six thousand dollars each.
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