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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1904
Page
5
The Eaton family mourns their 16 year old daughter who died Tuesday July 32 in Concord after an accident at Fanwood. Rev L B Mac officiated as the body was returned to her bereaved parents. Her loss is described as a joyous influence and a bloom of girlhood.
Chicago dispatch reports rising beef prices amid a stalemate between union leaders and packing firms. Spokesmen claim workers quit en masse over pay and supply issues, with arbitration talks stalled and production cuts continuing at Armour and other plants.
An array of brief items describes a charity sale at Monument Street and a fishing report at Lake Walden. A neighborhood race, a hall fall incident, and a late summer baseball game at Concord Junction are noted with names and results.
A Hawthorne centenary program draws large audiences with reminiscences by Keyes. The event includes listening sessions and reception of letters from attendees and participants.
A fragmented line repeats a claim about an “18 catarrh” remedy with assurance of a guaranteed cure, but the readable text offers no verifiable details, sources, or outcomes to confirm effectiveness or context.
Miss William C. How died at home two days after a paralysis strike while en route to Hawthorne centennial events on July 4. She left a wide circle of friends and abundant floral tributes organized by the King's Daughters and Unitarian Church. Rev Loren B. Macdonald led services, with cremation at Forest Hills and burial in Sleepy Hollow.
Chief of Police Craig halted an automobilist Sunday for speeding amid rumors the driver was the famed Vanderbilt name. By Monday the chatter spread and the man paid his fine like any other citizen. The piece also notes a medical visit for swelling and reflects on cosmetic pests.
Local notices invite tenants for a back room in Urquhart’s block and seek inquiries at a Nashawtuc Hill land offer via Prescott Keyes in Boston. An auctioneer advertises a purchase chance and a nurse seeks a monthly or transient position. Edward Salmon receives Harvard’s Doctor of Medicine degree.
E H Hatch improves his house with paint. C L Bowse entertains George Golder of Malden. Miss Elien Burbank visits her niece. B M railroad gutters being installed at reformatory station. Miss M C O Connell of Charlestown visits brother C X O Connell for two weeks. Messer with Hodgman Shat tuck Stephenson installed Marlboro lodge officers. L R with A L Mers of Equitable Insurance guests of Mr Dunékilee on the 4th. Dr Joseph Maria Baernreither of Vienna with Sheriff Fairburn Chaplain Walker of Middlesex County House of, and Dr Baernreither on a —
Duston moved to Asti land Charley Farrell is batting the ball lately P D Brewin is working at Burke's Fred Mann Brockton is visiting his parents on Lincoln St William Davies is substitute letter carrier Michael of Brockton visiting friends in Mr and Mrs George Baker visiting Bufield Mi Hs Bartholomew Pay of Athol visiting friends in this city J H Croft painting the residence of L P Howe Pleasant et se see Oe aee stews Oe vm ted Ah Spdendbag hospital this summer my epee ey has returned By thers og lmatg Mrs Christopher Dalton of Cleve ve wcee ares We See tory Rudolph Gelinas is working in the room of the Diamond M Clifton Proctor is employed in the packing room of the Diamond F Miss Camilla Smith visiting Roxbury and Somerville Reserve Officer Dosithe Bernard T J Sheahan purchased a canoe added to the Nebegonga club Harry Holt returned to Warren Me after a short visit Mrs Benjamin Temple on sick list Miss Teresa Fitzgerald of Charles Town visiting Miss Loretta Dunavon Howest
An advertisement touts Mi o na as a quicker remedy for dyspepsia with outdoor living and fruit rich diet aiding digestion. It recommends a Migma tablet after meals and suggests taking two empty boxes if not yet improved.
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