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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1899

Page

2

Reading Notes From The Nation July 27 1899

A compiled column covers diverse topics from suffrage commentary by Susan B Anthony to casual jests about German and American life. It mentions Kipling’s dog bite, a new rapid fire gun, yellow fever suppression in Santiago, typhoid in Philadelphia, and a surge in travel from Boston Union stations signaling economic activity.

Hudson News Roundup Highlights Social and Civic Happenings

John E. Lavely buys Sharon lunch cart. Miss Esther Holden hosts meals on River st. A July 29 bicycle hop and prize dance at the Hudson Opera House is planned. Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Baker on July 16. Various visits, workers, and town meetings noted including fire engineers, mill workers, and rail plans. York Beach trip for a large Hudson party discussed.

John E. Lavely Sharon Whitney G. Brigham Esther Holden River St Hudson Opera House Edgar E. Baker Warner St Milton T. Bailey York Beach Harry Parkes Boston Parks Holden and Robinson Dame, Stoddard and Kendall Henry Coolidge Roxbury Baptist Church Hudson Maynard Hudson Spinning Co Charles Lincoln Child Worcester William H. Wood Florence St Lincoln Howard M. Campbell Maine Mr. Lincoln Navy Mr. Campbell Board of Fire Engineers Fred H. Murphy H. E. Stowe Hose No. 2 A. F. McAfee George Shortsleeves Mr. Murphy Olive Flagg Millay Clark Shepardson William Leighton Apsley Rubber Company Co. L. Adams D. Gregoire Jeffs’ Block Marshall Wood Seaview House F. P. Glazier Glazier John H. Robinson F. D. Locke Bulah Woodbury Lucy Maud Peters Deland Fred H. Wood Frank Kk. Freeborn Boston and Maine

That Throbbing Headache Pills Ad

An 1800s style advertisement promotes King's New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health, with easy dosage and a 25 cent price. Sold by Johnson Maynard and J C Friend in Concord.

Johnson, Maynard J. C. Friend Concord

Narrow Escape Thankful Words From Ada E Hart Groton

Ada E Hart of Groton Massachusetts describes a severe lung illness ending in consumption. After doctors gave up, she prayed, recovered with Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, using eight bottles. Trial bottles offered. regular sizes 50c and 1.00 with guarantee or refund.

Ada E. Hart Groton Johnson's Maynard J. C. Friend's Concord

Unitarian Parish Picnic at Gates Pond

The Unitarian parish basket picnic will be held at Gates pond next Thursday, July 27. All parish members and town residents are invited, with Berlin Bolton and Stow Unitarian societies also welcome. Graves barges run from the church to the grounds from 8 a.m. on. Round trip fares are 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Fred Fosgate will provide chowder, coffee and ice cream for purchase. The Union Orchestra of Marlboro, eight pieces, will play from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. Activities include games for children, baseball, lawn tennis, croquet, and quoits.

Gates Pond Berlin Bolton Stow Graves Fred Fosgate Union Orchestra of Marlboro

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing

A Frightful Blunder warns of burns cuts and bruises and promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best world cure for pain healing old sores ulcers boils felons corns and skin eruptions. It claims 26 cents per box with guaranteed cure sold by Johnson Maynard and J.C. Friend in Concord.

Bucklen Johnson, Maynard J.C. Friend Concord

Carriage Models Displayed by O T Walker Marlboro Junction

Up to Date. Our carriages are of the latest models and of many varieties to suit all tastes. Look them over and see if you can't find the very thing you want. O T Walker Marlboro Junction.

O.T. Walker Marlboro Junction

Unexpected event defies expectations

A fragmentary dialogue shows a character shrugging at surprises while another insists anticipation never fails them, highlighting humor and irony in a casual exchange. The clipped lines reflect a light conversational tone.

Boy Searched For By Candy Store Owner’s Son

A New York Journal brief reports a boy sought by a candy store owner father. The notice emphasizes a missing boy connected to a local confectionery business and requests assistance from readers. The article provides limited detail beyond the relationship and location.

New York Journal

Piano Lessons Push Eight Moves Yet No Progress

Quote fragment notes a humorous exchange about piano lessons and repeated moves, attributed to Fliegende Blatter. The line mocks gradual improvement amid frequent relocations, reflecting a satirical frame.

Fraulein

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