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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1895
Page
2
Eli Perkins recounts an Iowa winter journey to Mason City and Grinnell that tested endurance on a freezing prairie. A failed train ride becomes a turning point for a Senate bid, revealing the celebrity’s improvised path to political support.
A brief, vivid snapshot of life in a crowded tenement. The dialogue portrays a country boy asking where the other lives and a street youth describing a shared, strained home. It hints at poverty and daily survival.
A St Louis Globe-Democrat report notes Dr Roth and Dr Plumacher observe medical progress in leprosy patients. The cure is slow but certain, with improved appearance and appetite. The lazaretto cannot fund care, so Venezuela's government is asked to intervene as a national matter. Medical societies offer aid.
Two Transsiberian railway executives arrived aboard the steamer Peking to study U S railroad and ferry operations. Adadyoran the chief engineer and P Sokoloa the VP will tour locomotive works and gather ideas for the Siberian line including an ice breaking ferry on the Amoor river with winter operation.
A London toy maker markets a blade r with Mrs Ormiston Chant’s face. When blown up it displays a red umbrella and emits a shriek before collapsing. Vendors trumpet the sight as a jab at the Empire affair and the famed woman.
Berlin notes in the Chicago Record describe nationwide German festivities for Bismarck turning eighty. Statues busts monuments will be unveiled gifts and charitable dedications mark the memory of the nation’s leading figure.
Mrs Flannagan Arrah questions sending Mickey to college amid worries about brutality and rough politics around higher education. Mrs O'Brien objects claiming colleges foster rough behavior and fights.
An eighty eight year old farmer Charles Moore and Amanda Pierce aged sixty four wed on Thanksgiving Eve in Monroe county but have lived apart since. Moore filed for divorce saying he cannot relocate his business and that Amanda must move to his Kokomo home. The couple had a long history as childhood sweethearts and later rekindled their former romance before the ill fated wedding.
The London letter reports two recent cases showing unequal punishments for similar offenses. A criminal judge gave 14 years while an adjoining court handed 3 years. A Bristol laborer received 12 months for altering a parish relief ticket to feed his starving family. The lord chancellor plans a commission of judges solicitors and barristers to study reform.
German scientist Dr Abels reports that loose snow best protects ground from temperature shifts, offering four times the insulation of ice. Packed snow loses protective value, while surface cooling in clear weather can lower air temperatures and influence climate over large areas.
The Saulte Ste Marie was named to distinguish it from many other saultes. The Indian name Paw uteey means Water Falling Over Rocks.
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