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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

3

Local Notes and Upcoming Events in Marlboro and Nearby

Marlboro residents note repairs to a hearse and rapid renovations to homes while quarantine relates to a small pox exposure on Pleasant street. Memorial day posts join Grand Army exercises with Mapes of New Hampshire. A two week fishing trip to Hartwellville, VI is planned by Dr. and Mrs. Richardson and Dr. Stevens. Public library hours shorten in June through August. The theatre production Carnival of Holidays appears June 14–15 under Star of Hope lodge. Marlboro people show strong interest in Josephs Bondage benefiting St Rose’s church with local cast members. The Gagnon club hosts a strawberry festival June 12 in St Jean Baptiste hall.

See Mapes N. H Post 43 W. Richardson R. E. Stevens Hartwellville Henry Rosseanu Montredi E. F. Woodward G. P. Scripture Newton H. L. Duncan James H. Wetherell Bertha Worcester F. P. Wetherell Lawinst Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge A. H. Day Marlboro Council K. C Pontifical Zouaves St. Jean T. P. Hurley Lake Chauney Marlboro Northboro St. Rose's Church Esther G. O'Connor Daniel Hartnett F. A. McGill J. J. O'Conner Morris Quinlan H. C. Giblin A. L. Beauchamp C. A. Egan

Bank cashier in the west writes to creditors

A historical note describes a bank cashier in the western region composing letters to creditors about notes and financial matters. The fragment frames early banking practices and communication between bank staff and lenders.

The New Stage Revives Shakespeare for Vaudeville

A fragmented notice notes efforts to revive Shakespeare through vaudeville style staging. It mentions Penjabber and Sages pushing a revamp of the plays to suit vaudeville tastes.

It Saved His Leg Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures illness in days

P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered a six month painful tunhing sore on his leg. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For ulcers wounds piles it is the best salve. Cure guaranteed. 25 cents. Sold by local druggists Burdett Barnard Lucia Shattuck Friend Johnson and Son.

P. A. Danforth LaGrange Burdett & Barnard E. B. Lucia Hudson

New England a Summer Vacation Destination

The region offers shore and mountain retreats with ample accommodations and lavish inn settings. Maine Railroad runs through express services branded Summer Resorts and Tours, a free vacation pointer listing hotels, boarding houses, rates, routes, steamer connections.

New England Maine Railroad

The Sunday School Lesson on Acts Twenty Two Six to Sixteen

A devotional outline summarizes Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus and the call to believe in Jesus. The lesson emphasizes memory words, forgiveness of sin, and the duty of believers to witness and lead others to salvation through the Lord Jesus.

Damascus Daniel Peter Jesus God Saul Messiah The Jerusalem Sina John

Marmalade of Apples From Sugar Drip Test

A terse old kitchen note explains marmalade making from apples and sugar. It describes checking the consistency by drawing a thread when cooling, indicating doneness before potting and sealing.

Rasberry preparation and canning steps

The text describes mashing raspberries, sieving, adding sugar, heating until clarified, and cooking briefly. It then instructs to reduce the mixture to half and pour into pots after a short rest.

Creamy Salad Dressing From Peeled Potatoes Recipe

A recipe describes simmering eight peeled potatoes in one quart of water with one tablespoonful of salt until done. They are mashed and mixed with table cream salad dressing and a teaspoonful onion juice. The dressing is used for salads and served with jam or sauce.

Blancmange Molding From Old Recipe Text

A fragment describes making blancmange with egg yolks and whites, sour cream, and spices. It mentions heating milk with sugar cinnamon and mace, straining, then pouring into moulds to cool. The passage includes garbled terms and misread ingredients.

Fragmentary Text From Old Paper

A fragmentary note from an old newspaper page mentions sugar and a series of unclear phrases. The legibility is poor with no coherent event, names, dates, or locations clearly readable.

Mashed Potato Salad Preparation Note

A brief mashed potato salad tip outlines making mashed Miz potatoes with onion juice. Form balls the size of a hickory nut and serve on bed of lettuce or cucumber slices.

Egg and Cheese Salad Instructions Fragment

A fragment describes whisking egg whites and preparing egg and cheese salad. It mentions pouring whites over eggs, but details are incomplete for full preparation steps. Nearby text references a dish or recipe context without complete measurements or timing.

Rich corn bread batter with cream and soda

A recipe fragment describes mixing beaten egg with thick cream and Indian meal to form a thick batter. It mentions salt and a teaspoonful of soda dissolved in water before pouring into pans for baking.

Boston Rye and Indian Bread

A brief note on baking briefly mentions rye and Indian bread in a daily kitchen routine. The fragment hints at a four hour bake time and a Boston context.

Boston

DIRT BREA 2 ov Bien Keeps Three Quarters

Fragmentary OCR text outlines a dairy or bread item, mentioning quantities and a unit of measure. It references a person or brand and a partial process, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or names to formalize into a full news item.

Muffin Pudding Mould Preparation Notes

Recipe fragment describes rubbing mould with butter, amounting to three teacups of butter and eighty stoned raisins. Mentions form of sponge or biscuit and taste testing steps, with unclear terms and measurements due to damaged text.

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