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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1896
Page
4
In this June 25 1896 Enterprise edition the writer laments a closed Chicago venue, quips about Congressmen and Ottoman nominees, and references President Krueger, Weyler, and Dom Paul. It notes Shoe shipments figures and Snowden orders for National Guard camps, ending concerts with The Star Spangled Banner.
The Shoe & Leather Review notes business at factories remains good but new orders arrive cautiously. Firms push less to sell as leather markets firm and buyers resist higher prices. Most new orders are for fall goods, often small duplicates, with few price gains. Some expect leather to fall or prices to rise, and shoe makers slow to rush samples as patterns shift to lower price tees.
The New York World describes a lighthearted trend for afternoon tea sets featuring borders of soft pink sky blue or lemon linen to harmonize a drawing room. A small table uses a gaudy yellow handkerchief with embroidered scraps and fringed doily ribbons adorned with Japanese glass beads.
A New York Advertiser note contends the etamine fabric may fail to supplant mohair alpaca and similar textiles. It argues not all buyers can afford silk undergarments, dislikes the creak of silk dresses, and describes etamine as canvas like with regular bar-work threads and dotted or floral adornments.
The York Sun notes a shift in etiquette valuing restrained expressions of emotion over loud displays. It argues that quiet, bright smiles reflect current taste while loud laughter is seen as coarse and outdated, influencing how fashion and emotions are presented publicly.
President Cleveland believes the bicycle's impact extends beyond expectations and permeates society and governance. He notes social benefits and enduring enjoyment, yet laments not contributing to its accepted path of success for every whealman.
The committee found heating and ventilating systems inadequate causing repeated dismissals last winter. Furnaces are burned out and unsafe to run. repairs would cost 125 dollars, but a full mechanical upgrade could reach 3500 to 4500 dollars. A mechanical system is recommended, but was not yet approved. The panel was to reconvene to report to the selectmen.
George Clough and Clifford King, drivers for W. T. Haynes, met for a swim at Sinking Pond. Clough drowned after a sudden turn and struggle. King and two boys helped, a doctor declared drowning due to heart disease or apoplexy. Funeral planned in South Acton. Clough was active in Iola lodge, the South Acton cycle club, and the Christian Endeavor society. He had lived in Maynard and South Acton, praised by his employer.
The family of Annie E. Espie expresses deep gratitude to friends who assisted during their bereavement. The message notes kindness, flowers, and support from the Maynard and West Acton communities. An advertisement for St. Bridget’s July 4 celebration and a DeWitt’s Colic Cure brief are also present.
The Sudbury celebration honoring the soldiers and sailors memorial drew nearly 1000 people from town and out of town. Hon Homer Rogers led the day with a history of the town as Miss May E Goodnow and Miss Alice E Bent unveiled the statue. John C Bates delivered an eloquent oration and Charles F Gerry read a noted poem. The event included lunch service, a brass band serenade to Mrs Joanna Gleason, and remarks on the town’s role in the Revolutionary era. A Behr farm fire on Framingham road destroyed a century-old house and barn, with the family narrowly escaping. the loss exceeded insurance. Memorial Church wedding and other local notes follow.
Advertisements invite readers to obtain a free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery via local druggists. Send name and address to obtain a sample box of New Life Pills and a Guide to Health and Household Instructor, all guaranteed to do you good at no cost. Promises sample and health guide by B F Johnson Co Maynard and H S Richardson Concord drug store.
The Peoples National Bank of Marlborough transacts general banking in all departments. It issues drafts payable worldwide, buys and sells government bonds, and specializes in high grade investment bonds. It recently purchased a block of bonds payable in gold. John L. Stone, Cashier.
Hotel Reporter notes a sharp year over year jump at Broadway Central with 2469 more arrivals in 27 days. The hotel’s central location boosts appeal for tourists and pleasure parties as the city’s resort scene expands.
At Marlboro Junction the establishment of Charles C. Huse offers new tops dasher recovery cushions and any kind of carriage trimming at reasonable rates.
A broad endorsement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a preventative for pneumonia consumption and other lung diseases that follow neglected colds. Endorsers B. F. Johnson & Son of Maynard C H Whitney of Concord and H A Littlefield of West Acton urge its use.
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