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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
9
A Hearst paper extols small town editors as vital watchdogs who shape politics and business. It argues local papers outperform big metropolitan outlets, urging advertisers to use country newspapers to expand reach and boost national commerce and output.
A historical note describes good tea as yielding caffeine tannate during a five minute infusion, with tannin and caffeine minimized. It explains high quality teas are preferred for fewer digestive issues, while overinfusion spoils quality and poor teas may still be harmed by long steeping, tying taste to physiological effects.
A comically garbled dialogue piece shows a cashier named Algernon catching a cold with a hoarse voice. He describes his, and his remedies, including a hot mixture of water sugar and lemon and a homemade spirit drink. He jokes about a natural history show on conception and fears missing any cure if he takes certain turpentine and whisky potions.
The country editor rejects a pension and cash in advance, calling for fair play and a chance to work. He argues citizens should fund the local press through purchases and advertising, saying self interest will protect readers and provide many returns.
A damaged report describes Lemuel Holland's return and a trial where a woman was defendant in an arson case. The woman insured a life to gain fire insurance as six experts testified and the jury condemned her to death.
A fragment notes a reply that shelves further assistance with “out of your pack can t” as beds or items fill. The line hints at crowded conditions and limited availability in a youth interaction context.
Mrs Lélan ation building hosted Monday afternoon activities with Miss Ruth Shepard and Margaret Adams. Dorin Kit elven of Maynard sang solo numbers. Martin Williams was nominated Monday evening to be road commissioner after Mr Sheehan declined. Luther Franka and family from Lynn visited relatives. A West Concord bird club formed after Mr Baynes lecture with Ralph Hewett as president and Emily Dixon as secretary.
Maurice White remains in hospital with an oral facial abscess. Albert Porter serves Tree Warden W B Baldwin. S D Perry visited Elmer Smith at Framingham hospital. Miss Helen Moore of Sh e a visited town. Mr and Mrs Fred Sheffield hosted a whist party Saturday night. Miss Olive French of Wellesley stayed at home Sunday. Large attendance marked a Wednesday event.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a parlor fisherman in Ameergh with puzzling trout file references and unnamed locals. Readable bits point to a dialogue about identity and time for fishing amid unclear context.
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