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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1895
Page
2
In dialogue from the Chicago Times Herald the three women debate shopping habits. The methodical woman defends careful planning and lists while the careless and extravagant women boast exchanges and charity gifts, ending with a light domestic humor note.
Excerpts from New York World and Washington Post present a playful Colonial tale with Pocahontas anger at Captain John Smith for courting the settler's daughter and a horse auction boasting an animal famed for a whispering command.
In a New York Weekly snippet a Proud Mother claims no kiss yet for the baby while a Bachelor Uncle ambiguously replies he will try next time. He ponders when that will be and estimates about 16 years.
A short quip from Scribner's Magazine features Old Cashly giving his son a check and warning him to be careful with money, noting that a fool and his money are soon parted. The exchange ends with gratitude for prompt aid.
A chaotic poker game ends with a horse theft by Tom King, the famed female outlaw, and a shootout as Bitter Creek and Bill Dalton confront each other. Names Bitter Creek, Tom King, Bill Dalton, Bill Doolan are linked to a Dalton outlaws episode from the Indian Territory.
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as cures for leucorrhea womb issues and cancer prevention. It promotes Mrs. Pinkham's Sanative Wash for local use and invites correspondence from readers, noting nationwide druggist availability in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A Colorado promoter named Harvey raised $50,000 to sell Pueblo suburban lots by posters tours and interviews. He built a grand hotel and landscaped lands east of town, selling $50 lots to eastern buyers, but the boom collapsed leaving only the hotel and empty hills. He then attempted Mardi Gras like excursions and a mineral palace, which also failed to draw expected visitors. The Denver excursion ends with a ruined royal pageant and fading faith in the enterprise.
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