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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1893
Page
6
Floral Sunday emphasizes children led services with abundant flowers used as symbols. The piece suggests distributing flower seeds to grow and decorate the church, plus memorable flower emblems like a floral harp, miniature church, ladder plaque, and a ship of flowers with corresponding hymns for a practical moral lesson.
An excerpt from The School Journal describes The Little Builders as a versatile no costuming children’s day exercise. It includes a floral wall construction activity with blocks bearing quotes by Longfellow and others, plus a series of daily-doing ideals and a note on heat prostration and safety.
The passage describes Children’s Day customs and programmes aimed at teaching immortality and hope to children. It notes children anticipate the Sabbath attraction, adults pay tribute, and decorations, music, and springtime scents foster happiness health and purity as the day comes and goes.
Ay O Connor describes Mr Gladstone during a walk at Hawar den noting his slender, youthful figure and active limbs. The observer admires his pallid yet clear complexion, a face of sweetness and gravity, and sees simplicity and frankness as core traits beyond perceived slyness.
An Harvard Observatory puzzle about three two foot snakes forming a six foot circle and swallowing the one in front of him sparks many answers. Some suggest the fourth dimension and paradoxes of being inside and outside. The piece argues progress over nostalgia.
A Sunday school teacher urged pupils to quote a Bible verse when placing pennies in the collection. The first boy recited The Lord loveth a cheerful giver. The second quoted He that giveth to the poor endeth to the Lord. The youngest offered A fool and his money are soon parted.
A testimonial notes backache from uterine derangement and offers Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy. Mrs T W Lane of Foolyoke Massachusetts recounts writing for sympathetic guidance from a woman reader. The ad claims thousands send letters and cites Lydia Pinkham Liver Pills at 25 cents.
Local catalog urges readers to review a selection of farming tools offered by Haynes and Tourtellot. Shoppers are invited to assess items for possible purchase and utility on the farm.
A 12.00 Planet Jr machine replaces three workers and boosts profits in one year. The ad lists twenty other profitable Planet Jr tools like Horse Hoes Cultivators Harrows Seed Drills Wheel Hoes and promotes a new 1893 book with descriptions and illustrations for practical farming profits.
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