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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1893
Page
6
Excerpted lines from Good Housekeeping attributed to Clark W. Bryan. The passage recalls the universal refrain of saying good night to a loved one in various settings from church to hospital to gilded halls. It frames music and prayer as comforting rituals at day’s end.
Colorado old timers recall tenderfeet era in a Leadville mining tale. Uncle Billy Golden, wealthy and wary, is drawn into a land grab by New York financiers after gifting a one third claim. A guarded mine leads to a bold cash negotiation and a dramatic Denver stakeout.
The tale follows William Golden paying James Jackson a $100,000 note and receiving a quit claim deed, while J Madison Wright & Co. delays. News reveals the Uncle Billy mine sold for £1,000,000 to a British syndicate, leaving Jackson and Miller fearing exposure after fancy telegram frauds.
The New York Home Journal notes animals hear tones beyond human hearing and that cats and dogs communicate quietly, allowing less cross species noise and reducing confusion. It suggests humans miss many animal voices and so the world remains largely theirs to perceive.
A traveler explains an old method to estimate a river's width without tools. Stand at the bank face across, lower the hat brim to touch the opposite bank, steady the head, turn slowly until the brim hits a point on the far ground, mark the point, then pace to measure the breadth.
A humorous New York Weekly ad joke features a husband and wife debating a job offer that promises fair pay and humane treatment, hinting at hidden risks behind enticing yet vague engagements. The dialogue underscores skepticism toward promising employment terms.
In a terse exchange from Harper's Bazar a tailor questions belief in man as mere dust and offers a counterpoint that some men never settle. The dialogue hints at skepticism and resilience.
Central Massachusetts division timetable lists westbound departures from Boston Causeway Street with numerous stops including Belmont Waverly Waltham Weston Wayland E Sudbury Sudbury Wayside Inn Rockbottom Hudson South Bolton Berlin South Clinton and more. Officials John W. Sanborn G P Evans Dot Plander and others note signal driven and on notice to conductor rules.
Corrected timetable for Old Colony Northern Division lists going south and going north trains with stops at Fitchburg Clinton Berlin Northboro Marlboro Southboro Framingham and Boston. Notes include sun times, transfer points at South Framingham and connections to Taunton New Bedford and Fall River.
An article notes new or altered Fitchburg railroad service. Extra trains depart Boston Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11.15 PM, reach Marlboro at 22.53 AM, with Marlboro to South Acton service at 11 PM on those days. Through-coach operation is described for several weekday and Sunday trains.
A compact study guide by Rev. D M Stearns covering Ezra and Nehemiah sections with Golden Texts. It outlines Lessons on home from Babylon temple dedication rebuilding walls and reading the law, plus Sabbath keeping Esther vanity of images and related exhortations.
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