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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
7
Poem recounts bells from Brookline tolling that peace is signed at Appomattox. Voices of gratitude rise as families, children, and adults reflect on the end of war and brotherhood among citizens. The piece links the historic news to communal memory and shared relief.
The piece argues that keeping youthful energy into middle age earns world sympathy and support, while elders honor historic figures yet prefer the affection of younger kindness. It suggests modern life pressures push youth toward cold practicality, and questions if later generations lose the ability to feel and celebrate.
The piece discusses belief and mind over body affecting illness. It cites widespread, long observed cases across cultures, noting early recognition before science. Dr Cyrus Edson comments on religious mysteries and power in history as evidence of this extraordinary influence.
A Philadelphia Times note advises readers on purchasing gold silver or bronze paint powder by the ounce and buying the liquid medium separately. It warns the liquid dries quickly so mix only small amounts, use promptly, and keep the bottle corked for longevity.
A brief piece notes memory as a valued trait and cites James G. Blaine for his extraordinary ability to recall names and faces after long separations. It quotes Harper's Young People on Blaine’s talent and public appeal.
Rub soapy water on the suspected area to reveal bubbles over the leak indicating escaping gas.
A small quantity of boracic acid is recommended to prevent milk from souring, described as a precautionary household measure in the period’s domestic science notes.
William Ferguson a 6 foot 6 inch, 200 plus pound westerner from San Francisco traveled to MeeGraw Center near Titusville in search of his father who deserted his mother thirty nine years ago. He found the hermit living in a tumble down shanty and revealed his identity causing the old man to swoon. The son offered support and hoped to take him west. Cor Pittsburg Dispatch.
Owen Mulligan, a bachelor hermit near Aviston, Clinton County, died at ninety after a half century of residence. He left an estimated fortune of 100000 dollars to Irish relatives. He survived a violent burglary in which a robber was killed by Mulligan’s shotgun fire. Buried by the county, his death ends a solitary life marked by secrecy and danger.
A Boston Journal excerpt recalls a remarkable incident in Charlestown State Prison where inmate Booth chaired committees to honor the retiring warden and ordered a central “No Admittance” sign. The tale underscores concerns about discipline and guards’ obedience amid evolving procedures.
Lewis King of Palmyra Isle left for Janesville to marry Nellie Ridgeway both underage. Ridgeway and Nellie elopement plan led to swift parental consent, a Wisconsin wedding, and a $100 gift from the father.
Major Earl Brandt, a former German newspaper man who died Tuesday in America, left a will bequeathing his heart to his wife in Germany. The heart was removed and will be sent to Mrs. Brandt as directed, despite their lifelong estrangement and his insistence the heart remained hers.
A Louisiana man claims this year’s rice harvest will account for half of the national total. He credits rice with reviving the state’s agriculture and lifting land values once tied to cotton, calling it the South’s most lucrative new industry. Also notes a method to render canned fruit airtight using cotton wadding and cord.
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