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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1893
Page
2
Poem fragment laments passage to the afterlife with a yearning for guidance and peace. Refrains of “Into the Silent Land” invoke sorrow and hope as wrecks lie on the strand and a gentle leader appears. Publication note mentions Every Other Saturday.
In a Parisian apartment the dying dowager Marquis de Guebrianges reveals a family rift. The stern marquis, vivacious Rene, and the aged vicomte await the confession as the mother admits infidelity before death. Rene shows visible emotion while the others remain guarded.
In a tense posthumous intrigue, brothers Jean Rene and Francois discuss a plan to protect their family name while concealing a hidden shame. The eldest departs after the funeral, and the marchioness unintentionally confirms the suspense before dying, leaving Rene loyal to his brother. A second feature notes the American commercial traveler as a witty hotel guest and social influencer.
A quick witted youth asked for work and said he could do anything. The merchant tested him and paid nothing for empty promises. The boy insisted on pay, then accepted the job and started work.
A long-abandoned beaver population has resurfaced on the lower Louchet river area 18 miles above the Walla Walla mouth. An old trapper noted acres of willow being cut for dam construction and captured over 20 beaver, the largest weighing 80 pounds. Water runs 40 feet deep at the village, with a dam near a cave formed by bank erosion.
The Bellevue Training School for Nurses began May 1 1878 with a superintendent and five nurses. By 1890 it had 62 pupils and 845 graduates, with three other major New York schools following: New York City hospital Mount Sinai and related small schools.
Scientists label sea fish with brass tags tied to tails to study migration growth and habits in Scottish waters aboard the Garland. Recaptured fish include plaice cod and skate, with 2k percent and 18 percent recatch rates noted, tests continuing on a large scale. Also, a Chicago scene jokes about the ages of Senator Farwell and John V. with the senator declaring John older.
The Massachusetts arbitral board spent over 10000 dollars in the past year to avert strikes and settle labor disputes. The Boston Commonwealth notes that even partial success proves the method worthwhile and predicts growing acceptance and possible future obligatory arbitration for workers and employers.
Letters from women in Chicago and Woodstown praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating irregularity and leucorrhea and say it restored health after years of illness. Testimonials indicate improved energy and ability to work with the product widely sold by druggists.
In Minneapolis a St. Paul citizen learns a former acquaintance has risen from impecunious status to generosity. The man reveals he has the use for life of a half million dollar estate on Nicollet Avenue funded by the public library.
A Camden New Jersey anecdote recounts Walt Whitman dismissing a young poet who asked to read from manuscripts by saying he has been paralyzed twice. The tale appears in the San Francisco Argonaut and is paired with a drummer joke from Jewelers' Weekly about using an oilcan under the tongue to smooth words.
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